Eerie is the new project of O.C. formed in 2019. "End of an Era", their first album after a demo, is dark and antichristian black metal as expected from a musician so experienced in musical necromancy. Twelve hymns that almost reach the hour of duration that will raise the dead for the final battle.

Foscor’s second opus, a work of absolute evil. The band started to experiment with vocals in their black metal, resulting in a lunatic album full of depressive, gloomy and psychotic moments. With this stuff Foscor began to earn a great name in the local underground scene.

A walk through all the material that Graveyard were storing up between 2007 and 2014 in terms of splits, re-recordings, or live shows. The booklet is sick, with all the hilarious stories that accompany many of these songs. In addition to their brutal tracks, there are covers of Motörhead, Celtic Frost, Carcass, Sodom, Darkthrone, Bolt Thrower... Very entertaining!!

In 2013 the Catalans Graveyard and the Poles Ulcer joined forces to give birth to this putrid split via Selfmadegod Records. Sounds from beyond the grave, sonic mummification, and even a cover of Celtic Frost's 'The Usurper'. Hellyeah!!

Hail Death, hail chaos... Black greetings from the altar where everything perishes. First album by this occult death metal band with members of Profundis Tenebrarum or Devotion. Feel the power of the unknown through a really excellent record.

Black 12" 140g vinyl with full-color labels. Includes full-color sleeve and insert.

Akerbeltz is not for sale. Third album by the Catalan demon, for the first time as a one-man band. This will tear your skin off as you kneel before Satan. True black metal, death to the posers!

New and never played!? Only at Eternal Juggernaut, dudes. We have the last two copies of this incredible split between two gods: Catalans Körgull The Exterminator and Norwegians Deathhammer. A super sought after butchery for real collectors. Don’t let Discogs rip you off!

Reverences, total respect for El Kaso Urkijo. Impossible to understand Spain’s noise and grindcore scene without them. Sixth album by the legendary Catalan band, which continues to faithfully portray human nonsense with another string of sonic bombshells that will rip your ears off.

“A total of 31 crushing minutes of no-rest-total-blast old school grindcore without shitty modern triggers”. Tupatutupa Records dixit!! 2nd album edited on CD by Selfmadegod Records, amazing opus. Take no prisoners!!

Grand Supreme Blood Court, Bunkur, Legion Of The Damned... Tremendous curriculum by these gentlemen, and that’s without forgetting their consanguinity with Asphyx for some years. Every fan must have this material, because Soulburn don’t fail. Among the royalty of the Netherlands.

First and so far only album by the black metal band Eld. If all you want in your life is a return to the glory days of the great Norwegian wave, this album is for you. No nonsense: just the anti-Christian noise you crave.

It’s a pity that Cuerno split up shortly after releasing this first album. With members of Lords Of Bukkake, Simón Del Desierto, Morbid Flesh, La Matanza, or Tort, the Barcelona band coat these songs here at a snail’s pace with a mantle of sadness and melancholy, sometimes in a more classical way and sometimes travelling to other planets in a joint-fueled astral trip. Doom and sludge that doesn’t try to choke you, with contemplative lapses, and with Michel in God mode on drums.

Barcelona’s doom sludge has its masters: Tort. On their third album they continue the lysergic slowness, with the long songs that seem like psychopharmaceuticals. Freaks of all things unconventional, their command of the style is undeniable. And if they leave you hanging on some tracks, who cares: that’s savoir-faire, folks.

LP + download card.

The prolific duo exhibits a new identity while traversing death doom territories that will be very recognizable to any of their followers. On their seventh work, Graveyard Of Souls continue their philosophical journey between melodic and skillfully ornamented songs, being able to convey as much light as darkness to anyone who approaches their dilated sonic canvases. An old school album for old school fans, absolutely recommended if you love Paradise Lost, Tiamat, Crematory, or Alastis.

Evil death metal absolutely inspired by the earliest instances of the style. Horripilant’s first EP really reminds of Possessed, Sadistic Intent, first Sepultura and Morbid Angel... These Valencians know very well what they are doing, moving between the 80s and early 90s, but not beyond. Good choice, dudes!!

Crunchy and smelly amalgam between death metal and punk for fans of Tribulation, Morbus Chron, or Obliteration. An excellent first album, topped off by a sensational artwork that honours these great songs. The Greek underground never disappoints!

Black metal with pagan spirit in the vein of Windir, Taake, or early Ulver. A compilation of great songs very well strung together. Highly recommended for purists of the style.