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  • Genre: Acid Rock
  • Genre: Gothic Metal
  • Genre: Noise
  • Genre: Post Black Metal
  • Genre: Punk
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Corbeaux - Kind Words - CD-Digi

Corbeaux is about noise-rock / post-hardcore music. Dark, living matter with metal bits. From the west of France.
Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Amaury Sauvé (As We Draw, Birds in Row…) and Magnus Lindberg (Cult of Luna, Abraham, Coilguns)

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Depopulation Department - Life Kills - CD ( + FREE Patch)

Spanish supergroup featuring current and former members of Haemorrhage, Avulsed and Ultimo Gobierno.
This debut EP contains a violent Crust/Punk onslaught influenced by classic 80s bands like The Exploited and Discharge.
Anti-everything attitude with both male and female vocals screaming their heads off from start to finish.

7 songs, 7 deadly bullets.

* every order comes with a FREE Depopulation Department Patch*
(Only 100 available, until supplies last)

€14.99 -50% €7.50

Draconian ‎– The Burning Halo - CD

When it comes to Gothic Metal, most people think of Bands like The Gathering, Theatre of Tragedy, Tristania, Leaves' Eyes etc... Of course it is the genre with a lot of female-fronted outfits, but be honest:

Could it be, that the idea of Gothic-Metal is misunderstood?
But in the case of Draconian you get exactly this: Gothic Metal by the way it is meant to be!
A Death/Doom Hybrid with real "Beauty and the beast" moments.
You can hear the desperation, not only hear, you can feel it!

€14.99 -50% €7.50

Dzjenghis Khan ‎– Dzjenghis Khan - CD-Digi

One of the most important Psych - Acid Rock albums of the new millenium. The Dzjenghis Khan self-titled debut album was released in 2007 by the Dutch indipendent label Motorwolf. The San Francisco based band Dzjenghis Khan featured bassist Carson Binks (also in Wild Eyes and Saviours), drummer Tommy Tomson and guitarist Lane Rider. This record reflects the musical scene of that era and it's still a raw acid rock pearl! Heavy Psych Sounds Records is so proud to bring back to the current audience a piece of real Acid Rock. Dzjenghis Khan was one of the first bands to bring back the “psych sound”, in a time where there was not real audience, we can say they've been pioneers after the pioneers!

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Eremite – All Things Merge Into One - CD

Eremite (Genoa, Italy) started as the solo project of Fabio Cuomo, soon evolving into a band with their sophomore album "All Things Merge Into One", featuring Fabio Cuomo (drums, vocals), Giulia Piras (bass) and Leandro Scotto (guitar also in Synodik).

Eremite consists of a thick wall of sludge riffs permeated of atmospheric black metal and a taste of classical music.

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Feaces Christ – Eat Shit And Die! (Demo Series III)- CD

About the Demo Series: FDA releases outstanding demos on CD and digital Download to introduce, support the bands and spread their musical plague over the globe, to make them interesting for upcoming releases on FDA Records or whereever.

VOL.3. FEACES CHRIST – Eat Shit And Die - CD

Dirty Death Metal punk from unholy Bavaria, highly recommended for fans of Death Breath or Nekrofilth. A full length coming up on FDA Records.

€9.99 -50% €5.00

Feaces Christ – Gimme Morgue! - CD

Bavarian blood suckers FEACES CHRIST finally are coming up with their long awaited debut full length. „!Gimme Morgue!“ contains 33 minutes pure putrefaction parted in 13 songs.

Let's call it an festival for Death Metal Punx, an album for fans of DEATH BREATH, NEKROFILTH, MIDNIGHT or MACABRE.

€9.99 -50% €5.00

Flesia – Essenz I/II - CD

Hailing from Saxonia/Germany the 3-piece Post-Black Metal act FLESIA are coming up with 'Essenz I/II' which contains 27 minutes pure atmospheric Post-Black Metal.
The lyrics deal with socially critical and misanthropic themes.
Recommended for fans of Ultha, Kold, Unru..etc.

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