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  • Genre: Post Hardcore
  • Genre: Post Metal
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Caith Sith Vs. Viscera/// ‎– Auge Plus Re-Cyclops - CD/DVD Digi

Handmade Digipak containing CD+DVD.
Auge is a rare piece of complete artistic and spiritual fusion between modern CGI cinema techniques and experimental underground music. Let it look inside you for the first and last time. Frohike and Grindpromotion are proud to introduce a second, brand new view on Viscera///'s first full lenght "Cyclops"; almost four years have passed since its release, and it still hurts! As a tribute, seven high rated artists decided to immolate themselves to keep on worshipping the cult and give new life to the one-eyed monster. Here are the chosen ones: Bologna Violenta, Claudio Rocchetti, Musica per Bambini, Arottenbit, Morkobot, Folkamikaze, Corpoparassita.

€11.99 -50% €6.00

Lambs - Betrayed From Birth - LP

LAMBS is a four-man band from Italy who play crushing misanthropic sludge crust.
The sound flees from birth rather than death, in a limbo between salvation and complete decay which resonates roughly throughout your vertebrae.
"Betrayed from Birth" is highly recommended for fans of Gaza, Cursed, Ancst, Celeste, Watain etc.


limited edition of 580 crystal clear copies with a beautiful b-side etching
heavy 380g cover, reverse board print
black innersleeve and insert

€9.99

Stalker ‎– Vertebre - 12'' EP

Limited edition 12" on vinyl (random colours: black, blue or mixed black and blue).
300 copies. Handmadeilkscreen printed cover.
In our store we only have the black version.

Stalker were formed in Genoa (Italy) in summer 2006 by members of Kafka and Ex-Otago.
After some years of pause, they are back with this new crushing EP.

Released by Shove Records, Taxi Driver Records, Lanterna Pirata, Sonatine Produzioni, Dio Drone Records, Assurd Rec., DreaminGorilla Rec., È Un Brutto Posto Dove Vivere

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