The sick rage against humanity is back, full of irrepressible hatred and the most exacerbated nihilism. Barbarian Swords destroy our speakers once again with “Anti-Dogma Megaforce”!

These abominable misanthropes publish their fourth album, an attack against all known dogma or religion! An opus that can be absolutely violent, fast and devastating, for which they have once again counted on Javi Félez at Moontower Studios, and with an impressive cover artwork by maestro Chris Moyen.

Demonic blast-beats. Lyrics about gigantic piles of corpses. Immorality, deicides, mass murders… With “Anti-Dogma Megaforce” as their greatest weapon, Barbarian Swords will not rest until they see the planet burn, until there is not a single living being left on Earth.

Ósserp, the overwhelming beast of Catalan death grind, return with "Els Nous Cants de la Sibil·la", their third studio album. Once again we find ourselves in front of a monster with its own entity, hard to classify, that starts from death grind, yes, but that also presents industrial lapses, remnants of classic American death, or harmonies and atmospheres typical of black metal.
This indomitable, violent, and implacable vermin reaches sonic perfection thanks to a meticulous recording by Aleix Archs and a mastering by Arthur Rizk.
"Els Nous Cants de la Sibil·la" will swallow you up until you feel small and inappreciable, like a tiny dot lost in the cosmos, and when tracks like ‘La Rèmora’ explode, your guts will be scattered like in that longed-for starry sky that has been forbidden to us.

Catalan legends are back!! 4th masterpiece. Long awaited comeback album. One of a kind.

Widely acclaimed third album. The sublimation of their black death. Wonderful.

“Fragments De L'Esdevenir” is Vidres A La Sang in all its splendor, with the kind of composition only the institution of Catalan extreme metal can offer, full of black, death, and again resorting only to gutturals. Five new songs where the most plain passages are dark, deep, and devastating, and the complex ones, more intricate than ever before in their impeccable career.

12" ultraclear vinyl LP, limited edition.

Ósserp, the overwhelming beast of Catalan death grind, return with "Els Nous Cants de la Sibil·la", their third studio album. Once again we find ourselves in front of a monster with its own entity, hard to classify, that starts from death grind, yes, but that also presents industrial lapses, remnants of classic American death, or harmonies and atmospheres typical of black metal.
This indomitable, violent, and implacable vermin reaches sonic perfection thanks to a meticulous recording by Aleix Archs and a mastering by Arthur Rizk.
"Els Nous Cants de la Sibil·la" will swallow you up until you feel small and inappreciable, like a tiny dot lost in the cosmos.

12" black/red splatter vinyl LP.

2nd album, 2nd masterpiece. 'Amb Tota Rancúnia', 'Negre Destí, Roja Venjança', 'Tots Els Paisatges Són Iguals'... Catalan poetry, hyper muscle building.

“Fragments De L'Esdevenir” is Vidres A La Sang in all its splendor, with the kind of composition only the institution of Catalan extreme metal can offer, full of black, death, and again resorting only to gutturals. Five new songs where the most plain passages are dark, deep, and devastating, and the complex ones, more intricate than ever before in their impeccable career.

12" black vinyl LP.

Bocc’s abominable machinery won’t let up. “La Forja dels Cranis” is three new songs, plus their cover of ‘Black Visions’ from Purtenance. An EP, all right, but about 30 minutes long! Like an unstoppable pachyderm, their death doom sung in Catalan continues its pestilent, decadent and, above all, destructive march.

12” LP + insert.

True nihilist black doom metal. Nine primitive anthems. 1st album!!

2nd album, a blend of ill-fated black metal with the most despicable and perturbing doom. Pure evil and unstoppable hate. 12" 2LP gatefold, black vinyl. Limited to 300 hand numbered copies.

Live at Rocksound, Barcelona. Special edition limited to 200 numbered copies, white vinyl only, no other formats available. Hate and resentment in a caustic show.

Everybody loves "In The Sign Of Evil" EP and "Obsessed By Cruelty", but what about Sodom's early demos? "Demonized" compiles "Witching Metal" (1982) and "Victims Of Death" (1984) into one album. Trust us: you need this dope.

Grim and smelly debut of this decadent Catalan band. While considering suicide, Proscrito spits us macabre adoration odes towards Cianide, Hellhammer, Celtic Frost, Necro Schizma, Asphyx, Autopsy, Paradise Lost, Winter... Morbidity and vice in a great first album.

Ouija always come back, just as cold, just as classic, and even if they polish their sound a bit, just as good. Pure Swedish nineties sound in this EP as recommendable as their entire discography. Black metal as a way of life. Aragonese wolves in search of fresh meat.

Excellent second album by the Irish band. They take elements form black, death, doom, and their traditional music to portray a wide variety of atmospheres and moods. Guttural growls are used in contrast with harmonious choral sections and ‘sean-nós’ vocals. Irish melodies and time signatures are incorporated with aggressive metallic and progressive elements. This distinctive approach to metal music coupled with lyrics sung entirely in Gaelige truly makes Corr Mhóna a one of a kind band.