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Libido Airbag – Testosterone Zone - CD
After 9 years of abstinence, the flagship of worldwide cyber-grind, Libido Airbag strikes back with a full load album. 17 gorgeous, danceable tracks of true Techno-Gore. Blasphemous rave rites meets multi shot sperm gurgling gang bang grunts. 37:35 minutes of pure emotions. Enter the TESTOSTERONE ZONE !!! Recommended: at the Gym on Testosterone overdose, as Soundtrack for Gang-Bangs , for yoga relaxation of cause to entertain pets and neighbors.
Ultimo Mondo Cannibale – Drink My Milk - CD
After a few split releases UxMxC are back with their 2nd full album consisting of 13 new tracks + 1 Machetazo cover. "Drink my Milk" was featured by guest vocals of Luisma (Haemorrhage) Grindmaster Flash (Mucupurulent) and Kojo (Tu Carne). 34 minutes of groovy Gore/Porngrind, recommended if you like Rompeprop, C.B.T. or Mucupurulent !!!
Nebula – Holy Shit - CD-Digi
22 years after their first release and 10 years after their last album, Nebula are back.
And you’re thinking “Holy shit!” right now, you pretty much nailed it. Holy Shit is Nebula’s first LP since 2009’s Heavy Psych, and it quickly puts to rest the question that’s loomed since guitarist/vocalist Eddie Glass, bassist Tom Davies and drummer Michael Amster announced the band’s reformation in 2017.
Nebula are still Nebula.
Yawning Man – Macedonian Lines - CD-Digi
Yawning Man continue to establish their exceptionally unique approach to rock music on the bands latest album "Macedonian Lines" (Heavy Psych Sounds Records).
This follow up to the critically acclaimed "Revolt Against Tired Noises" shows a further maturing of melody, dynamics and emotion in the bands song writing.
Yawning Mans roots lay at the foundation of the desert rock and stoner rock sub genres however the music the band creates is truly organic and visceral, conjuring a flowing imagery and a emotional response.
On this release the band has a darker and massively heavier sound than past recordings as most of these tracks were developed in live performance and then fully realized in the studio.
Gorilla - Treecreeper - CD-Digi
TREECREEPER - the first full length album by Gorilla since 2007’s Rock Our Souls.
Preserving the classic Gorilla chest beatin’, full throttle sound, Treecreeper’s 9 (-count ‘em!!!) slices of mind bending, sh*t storm rock combine elements of stoner, high energy, doom and heavy psych rock honed to razor sharp fuzz-toned perfection.
Recorded in good old fashioned analogue at Moles awesome North Downs Studio, Gorilla create a none stop, white knuckle, maximum riffin’ HELL RIDE that will break your ears and loosen your rears! As one review of a recent show stated “Gorilla sound like Blue Cheer, Motorhead and St Vitus all playing in the same room at the same time”!
Gorilla are BACK to fuzz up your screams and rupture ya spleen in 2019!!
Darkthrone – Soulside Journey - CD
Darkthrone hail from Norway and for the past decade have been at the forefront of the infamous Black Metal movement - quite an achievement for a band who have only ever played a handful of live shows.
In 1986 they rose up from the darkness, brought to life by Gylve Nagell (drummer), Ted Skjellum (guitars/vocals), Ivar Enger (guitars) and Dag Nilsen (bass).
Under this line up the band released 3 demos, Land Of Frost, Thulcandra and Cromlech before signing to Peaceville Records in a 4-album deal.
Darkthrone's debut album 'Soulside Journey' (1991) was recorded at the much acclaimed Sunlight Studios in Sweden, and shows a major band at the beginning of a justly celebrated career of evil.
Darkthrone – A Blaze In The Northern Sky - CD
A Blaze In The Northern Sky, Darkthrone's second album, was originally issued in 1992 and was without question the blueprint release for the Black Metal scene.
An album that defined the now ubiquitous phrase 'True Norwegian Black Metal', it was hailed on release as an album of true scene shifting greatness.
The album saw a whole new blacker than black Darkthrone, new names, new sound and highly visual black and white artwork.
Fenriz claimed 'This is the new Darkthrone, the old Darkthrone is dead'.
Darkthrone – Under A Funeral Moon - CD
Under A Funeral Moon, Darkthrone's third album, was originally released by Peaceville in 1993
The album is a bleak reflection of the times with harsh guitar riffage and hateful vocals underpinned by Fenriz' celebrated tight and complex drum patterns.
Continuing with the highly impactive black and white artwork the band nurture their lo-fi approach with a sound that is simple, focused and completely unconcerned with modern day aesthetics.
This is the album that most Darkthrone fans hail as the ultimate manifesto for Black Metal.
Darkthrone – Goatlord - CD
'Goatlord' is the title of what was to originally be Darkthrone's second album.
The style followed very much in the vein of the debut, 'Soulside Journey', with a mid-paced melodic, yet technical death metal style.
After the recording of the tracks in their completed demo form in 1991, however, Darkthrone's focus shifted towards black metal and so the album was shelved, while work commenced on what was to be the Norwegian black metal milestone, 'A Blaze in the Northern Sky', which did actually incorporate some parts from the 'Goatlord' tracks. 'Goatlord' was only ever recorded instrumentally, and so it wasn't until 1994 that Fenriz added vocals to the songs, with the album eventually seeing a release on the band's then label, Moonfog Productions in 1996.
Darkthrone – Total Death - CD
'Total Death' was the sixth album from Norwegian black metal legends Darkthrone, and was originally released in 1996.
The song-writing on 'Total Death' was split equally between the 2 members, Fenriz and Nocturno Culto, with Nocturno supplying lyrics to his own songs, whilst Fenriz gave the honour to notable members of the Norwegian metal scene: Garm from Ulver, Ihsahn from Emperor, Carl-Michael Eide from Aura Noir/Ved Buens Ende and Satyr from Satyricon. The album delivers a classic dose of mid and up-tempo black metal, along with thrash, such as on the track 'Blasphemer'.
Darkthrone – Plaguewielder - CD
Plaguewielder was the name of Darkthrone's ninth album and it was originally released in 2001.
The album contained the trademark Darkthrone riffing in the black metal style, plus fast and mid-tempo tracks mixed with punk and heavy metal influences from the 80s and beyond, plus a production which brought an extra clarity to the overall execution.