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.

“Drugs & Death”, of course! With their first album, Sacroscum perfectly define the spirit of Eternal Juggernaut Records. Black crust from Germany, with members of Fleshcrawl, Nekrovault... A rotten duo that can remind us as much of Discharge as of Darkthrone or Inquisition. Aaaargh!!

First album by this legendary Japanese undergound band! In 2017, 30 years after their foundation, Necrophile hit us with these 10 tracks of abrasive death metal and thrash. Transgressor, Anatomia, Wormridden, or Multiplex are some of the other bands these animals are part of. A criminal work!!

After their first years as The Seed, Fierce Cult debuts with “Where Humanity Ends”, 50 minutes of massive, pissed-off metal from Madrid. Death thrash with a lot of groove that gives no respite. Only when you are unconscious on the floor will they stop beating you.

Empty’s first album, released two decades ago, for the first time on vinyl. Limited to 280 gatefold copies on 140gr black double LP, “A Source of Hollow Essence” has been remastered at Moontower Studios and features a new layout with previously unreleased pics at the Monasterio de Piedra. A magnificent work full of mournful melodies, framed in the unholy black metal from the days of the early Emperor, Enslaved, or Gorgoroth as main standard bearers.

As a band, Deviltook only deliver raw songs, which totally flee from overproduction, and which in essence drink from classics of the second wave of black metal, from Norwegian bands like Carpathian Forest, Darkthrone, or Gorgoroth. With members from Mixomatosis, Aposento, Bizarre, Cult Of Self Destruction, Irredemption, Pro Septico, Itnuveth… Second album!

Second pachydermic outing by this primitive and experimented death doom trio. Old school as fuck, needless to say. All very basic, no fucking bullshit here, to leave us battered from Bilbao.

Enochian Crescent’s journey continues with a third album that is black metal in essence, in its atmospheres, but with a rock palpitation. Symbolism, religion, but from their denial. This work is situated between classicism and avant-garde, being amply acclaimed.

Second album by this band of suffocating and morbid brutal death. Surgery are really hostile, and they prove it with this hammering and demented work.

Can you imagine Nile or Hour Of Penance joining forces with Fleshgod Apocalypse or Septicflesh? Mexico’s Shemhamforash’s second album is epic, symphonic, majestic, but also brutally fast and convoluted. A fucking tornado! Wow.

Ominous demonstration of black death power in the vein of bands like Belphegor, Azarath, or Angelcorpse. From Houston, Texas, a fast, sharp, deadly first opus. Insane riffs!! A dagger in your guts.

One song... 45 minutes. Decadence, misanthropy, apathy, regret. Their fifth album. Funeral doom from Tijuana, Mexico.

22 disturbing minutes that surgically penetrate your brain to unhinge you. Debut EP of the Mexicans Unidad Trauma! Gore and blackened death grind obsessed with amputating your life.

Lovecraftian horror in an ominous band that turns death metal into an even greater torment. Sombre, imposing, this EP by the Mexicans has been re-released with new artwork.

First album of this institution of authentic old school death metal. Rotten, morbid, true. Chilean extreme metal is on a great moment, and even more so do Soulrot.

Decay, darkness, melancholic beauty, but with power and might as well. Where light cannot reach, HEX dwell, rejoicing in the shadows of the blackness achieved on “Behold the Unlighted”. From early Paradise Lost to Bolt Thrower, this EP is a death doom lesson through three titanic songs.

Turment Nocturn’ first album after that previous demo and split. Catalan raw black metal, rough and reiterative to the point of tearing your guts out, with remarkable ambient touches.