Excellent first concept album by Whirlwind focused on the siege and subsequent fall of Barcelona at the hands of the Bourbon troops. With Mark Wild from Körgull The Exterminator as main songwriter, here you will only find classic heavy metal, very inspired by 80’s Germany, with the glorious Running Wild as main influence, and even some great nods to early Helloween.

Base Record Production re-releases this overwhelming album of brutal death grind with a terrifying and highly noxious sound. 19 tracks in just over 35 minutes. An atrocious act of war from USA.

First album from this revered blackened crust band. They have something special, there’s no denying it, and their international experience and musical variety attests to that.

Compilation of this band from Asturias that mixes crust and black metal, even with some hardcore drum beats. Varied and surprising.

This debut, packed with hypnotic piano melodies, funereal riffs, and desperate cries, is inspired by Homer’s “Odyssey”, and ‘tragic’ and ‘epic’ are the most suitable words to describe this melodic death doom opus. Tormented souls who follow Saturnus, Doom:VS, and My Dying Bride closely will certainly feel at home among the long mythological wails of White Mare.

Devastating instrumental doom for your ears. There is no telling what they are able to suggest with these two long bombs, even in the absence of vocals. Smoke a joint in their honor.

Acclaimed fifth album by this veteran and reputed progressive death metal band. The Galicians bring us cosmic nightmares with skilful experimental passages. It’s really worth it!

From USA, Blake Lamoureux debuts with this work of melodic death metal playing all the instruments. Sharpened, heavy, dark, and fast, there are many moments of brilliance.

Crushing debut album of this German-Spanish band that plays an uncompromising death metal heavily influenced by Hate Eternal, Bloodbath, Suffocation, Krisiun, Hour Of Penance… Their principles are not for sale!

Improbable compilation of Kiss hits covered by death metal monsters. Can you imagine how ‘Black Diamond’ by Wombbath, ‘Lick It Up’ by Avulsed, ‘Master & Slave’ by Soulrot, or ‘War Machine’ by Massacre can sound like? And the CD is completed with Unbounded Terror, Aposento, Desecresy, Father Befouled... What a show!

About to celebrate 30 years as a band, Teratoma are in their best shape ever. What we find in their new album is old school death metal, classic and forceful. These nine direct and sincere songs won’t deceive you with any made up intellectual alibis. For Benediction, Immolation, Gorefest, Bolt Thrower, or Grave maniacs. Real death metal!

Conceptual, powerful, and exciting symphonic blackened death album with no lack of speed, aggressiveness, instrumental passages, and very accomplished atmospheres. Diabolical Raw will be a revelation for any fan of Dimmu Borgir, Septicflesh, or Behemoth.

Super fast and, at the same time, melodic black metal from Basque Country. Early Dark Funeral, Marduk, but really violent!! As if an ancient forest was taking its revenge on this filthy humanity.

Raw and epic black metal with dungeon synth from Andorra, focused on Tolkien’s universe and obviously inspired by Summoning. Let yourself be shaken up by the icy peaks of the Pyrenees.

Very limited to only 50 copies in digipack CdR.

On their third album, Ornamentos Del Miedo once again drags us into that personal world of melancholy, pessimism, and slowness through six songs reaching almost 70 minutes in length. Majestic atmospheric funeral doom, authentically old school, to be more precise. Abyssal laments blend with ambient keyboards and synthesizers amidst an astonishingly rich guitar work, and all this tied to a production for maniacs of the style, more than faithful to the longed-for decade of the 90s.

One song, one hour. April, 1994. Another paranormal and historical event. Blackened drone? Insane, very disturbing. Rest in power, It!!

Primitive, torn, undoubtedly one of the biggest classic US black metal acts. This debut is a tribute to nihilism and frozen, raw, angsty music.