Marasme present “Fel”, an album that, unlike its predecessors, does not come from the brain or the heart, but from the viscera, the nausea, the anguish. Seven years later, the band raise their bet with a much more intense and darker album, with six songs created in a slow fire with an aftertaste of vengeance. Here the influences of Altar Of Plagues, Omega Massif, Fall Of Efrafa, or Sólstafir, are diluted in the black magma of five musicians used to rowing in solitude and against the current.

Noise and fury, despair and affliction, mourning and survival instinct. “Fel” concentrates the most basic ingredients of one of the most personal Balearic extreme music bands, and all this with a mastering by Magnus Lindberg (Cult Of Luna).

“Humunculus” bursts onto the scene as a visceral manifesto against conformity. This work, which dives into the abyss of death metal, sludge and doom metal, not only stands out for its brutal sound, but also for its deep conceptual charge. The album has evolved into a work that channels the rage, desperation and loneliness of those who have been relegated by the system. Comparisons are always odious, but if you like bands like Coffins, Inter Arma, or Primitive Man, you should give them a chance. What a guttural voices!

12" LP, random color.

Power trio led by the voice and drums of Pep Carabante (Cuzo, The Mothercrow, Sitrama, Warchetype). It sounds like the wild waves of the historic legends to which this new “Mare Nostrum” dates back. From the beginning like ‘Tretze’ we can feel the roar of the ocean in the middle of a storm transmitted by those looped riffs and that stoner doom display, in continuous crescendos, in it we can see how that spiral of psychedelic doom absorbs us like a deep whirlpool on the high seas.

Stoner doom metal with influences from Windhand, Electric Wizard or Acid King, mixing density, groove, and melancholic melodies. “Solstici” is a conceptual album that reinterprets the Catalan collective imagination as a reflection of the darkest behaviours and feelings of human beings in relation to the natural environment, now in decline.

Vidres A La Sang, the Catalan extreme metal legend, finally presents "Virtut del Desencís", the sixth album of their fantastic discography.

"Virtut del Desencís" is an opus that will surely make the most sensitive souls of extreme music tremble, and that aims to delve, once again from their unmistakable lyrical style, into the shadows that determine us as a species from a philosophical, existential, political, and social point of view.

The institution from Terrassa returns to the scene with six new hymns of veritable negre metall mort in its maximum expression and splendour!

180gr marbled LP + insert.

Raw, cold, and ripped black metal, as their awesome cover artwork announces, with some touches showing a strong personality. Infallible third album.

Depressive suicidal black metal from Poland that’s truly impressive. A despairing and fabulous agony.

Twisted and agonizing ‘death-doom-black’ metal. A decade later, the only album by the enigmatic Swallowed is still a masterpiece from the most bizarre, malevolent, and Machiavellian underground. This work is really, really dark!

Gatefold 2LP.

Second album by this dominant funeral doom band. Prophets indeed.

Gatefold 2LP.

Putrefying and horrible death metal for an outrageously good debut. A necessary album to understand the current death metal scene. Porcine to the end!

If you liked “Suppuration Morphogénésiaque”, Sedimentum’s debut album, you can’t miss this EP. Heavy and destructive death metal to crush any competitor.

Black LP + insert + poster.

Annoying and repulsive death metal from the UK. Second album, and an increasingly fetid stench.

A killer, razor-sharp, and fast black thrash opus. These Serbians cut-off heads!

Revenge reached new heights of metallic barbarism with “Scum.Collapse.Eradication”, their fourth album. An unparalleled outrage only for the brave. Too extreme, too good.

Marbled LP.

J. Read continues his war against everything on the fifth Revenge album. Rampaging bestiality to reduce the world to ashes.

Marbled LP.

Traditional and devoted black metal from France, a land that never disappoints. Where Satanism and witchcraft still live on! For many, “Souviens-toi” is Epheles’ best opus.

The Cuban-Galician band continues their homage to the most classic black metal with their sixth full-length. Anchored in the 90s, “A Pale Crown” is a celebration of darkness and orthodoxy.

Gatefold LP.