Hungry Like Rakovitz ‎– Nevermind The Light - LP

‘Hate Them’ was Darkthrone’s tenth album and was originally released in 2003.
The album was a fine example of masterful primitive black metal riffing along with the integration of other 80’s punk and metal influences from the long-standing duo of Fenriz and Nocturno Culto, all executed in the unmistakable Darkthrone style. The album was recorded at Pan Lydstudio and engineered by Lars Klokkerhaug. The album intro and outro was created by Lrz from fellow Norwegian act Red Harvest.

’Hate Them’ is regarded among the best received albums the band released during their time with then-label, Moonfog Productions.

EN MINOR has been culminating since Philip H Anselmo was a child in the French Quarter in New Orleans.
The bases of some songs that have now become the EN MINOR project were written at significant stages in Philip’s life, starting at 9 years old when given his first guitar and no patience to learn other people’s music, started writing his own. Other material from Anselmo’s band of underground lore, Body & Blood, has evolved into EN MINOR songs.

Although Philip is most well-known for Extreme Metal and Rock, here we get to hear a softer side of his vocal chords, but lyrically is heavy as anything.

This is not “party” music. This is “kill the party” music.

PHIL ANSELMO is an iconic artist – maybe a little bruised, scarred, singed, and solo somewhat battered by time, himself, and others.
But the Texan remains proudly standing, unbent, and still angry. Loved and hated, attacked and praised, Phil is not ready to go down into the archives of musical history without a fight.
After the crushing 'Walk Through Exits Only' (2013), the second full-length album recorded with his band The Illegals takes the mega-heavy, angry monster born out of mating the visceral aggression and power of PANTERA with the devastating thrash and Southern sludge that Phil and the New Orleans scene pioneered. 'Choosing Mental Illness As A Virtue' stands as a new benchmark for extreme heaviness.

LIVE IN THE MOJAVE DESERT is a livestream concert film series created deep in the deep sand and huge boulders of some insanely beautiful California wilderness, with performances from Earthless, Nebula, Spirit Mother, Mountain Tamer, and STÖNER (a new band by Brant Bjork and Nick Oliveri).
Each concert film is presented in a world-premiere, 1080p HD livestream event and will become a LIVE ALBUM.

Rad music, good times, psychedelic positive vibez from the desert. Live in the Mojave Desert was inspired by Pink Floyd’s Live at Pompeii.
A few of our favorite bands - new and legendary artists – with the Mad Alchemy Liquid Light Show to light up a huge double pyramid of boulders. Recorded in 24 track ProTools.

ISACAARUM are back with long awaited new album Vaseline.
6 years after last one "Shibari Kata..." is here another killer record!

The french duo comes back with a new album, Modern Rituals, plunging deeper into the urban blend of noise and sludge already settled on their previous release, Ville Morgue.
This new record expresses all their skepticism and unease towards a society where sarcasm and mediocrity became criterias of appreciation if not values to be defended at all cost. A society that constantly and repeatedly broadcasts its own decay, drowning masses in a sea of ignorance and ready-made reflections.

Modern Rituals marks on a new step in Carne’s methodical research of more darkness, loudness and sombre psychedelism.

Are they glam? Are they metal? Stoner rock? Psych? Prog? For over a decade, people have been trying to pin down Glitter Wizard but this San Francisco band refuses to be pigeonholed. Pulling influences from the entire heavy rock canon, G Wiz combines scorching guitar riffs and spaced out synths to creates something familiar, yet entirely new and weird. Their latest album, Opera Villains, brings the heat that we've come to expect from the band but adds a layer of dramatism that we haven't heard before.

Oakland, California-based progressive doom metal sextet SECRETS OF THE SKY projects a unique brand of cinematic, cerebral, atmospheric metal with a heavy persuasion towards doom metal and even more blackened influences citing The Ocean, Opeth, Isis, Agalloch and others. The debut album from this new but skilled act, ‘To Sail Black Waters’, is a modern and unique mix of elements from a multitude of genres. With up to three guitar tracks, two and three keyboards at a time and a multitude of vocal styles — clean and epic lines against hollow and blackened battle cries and crushing, low-end growls — the band creates huge buildups and epic movements as expansive as the cosmos.

Sleeping tree is not here to play games. On their self-titled debut album the three-man-band from southern Germany focuses on the essentials: hard riffs, straight basslines and hammering drums. The extended guitar solos make very clear which musical paths the band is following.
The spirit of early heavy rock hovers over this record. Nevertheless sometimes Sleeping Tree knows how to incorporate the soft tones - only to come back with a huge wall of fuzz. Lose yourself in the scenic lyrics and enjoy a dirty ride! 

Sleeping Tree is a three-man stoner-/doom-formation from Augsburg, Germany.
Heavily influenced by groups like Black Sabbath, their music is heavily blues driven and inspired by classic stoner- and doom-rock, but never fails to incorporate a scenic, personal touch.

Acid Cream" marks the fuzzy comeback of KILLER BOOGIE. Gabriele Fiori and Luigi Costanzo are joined by the new bassist Nicola Cosentino on this 11 track long trip. The new album is inspired by the crazy days of the late 60s and the 70s, with a pinch of proto-punk and proto-metal feeling in the sound of this sophomore incredible album. This album is filled with riffs that will please all fuzz & muff lovers.

KYLESA have returned as challenging and daring as ever on their 6th full length, 'Ultraviolet!'
Moving well beyond their trademark riffs, 'Ultraviolet' sees core founding members, Laura Pleasants and Phillip Cope, expanding and evolving.
The dualism of Pleasants' versatile singing and Cope's shouted vocals melds perfectly with the constant change in sound.

Shifting effortlessly from heavy hard rock riffs to punk-infused beats to even barren cold wave concoctions, 'Ultraviolet' sees KYLESA progressing in ways never thought possible and is undoubtedly one of the best records of 2013!

Recommended if You Like: MASTODON, BARONESS, CONVERGE, CLUTCH, TRAGEDY, NEUROSIS, RED FANG

Heavy rock icons, Mos Generator, have teamed up with Italy’s doom and sludge rock heavy weights Di’Aul for the release of a 5-track split LP!
LTD EDITION TO 250 COPIES ON WHITE VINYL + INSERT!

*The item is BRAND NEW, but presents some minor damages on the sleeve. Media is Unplayed M*

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Shores Of Null once again submerges listeners with tempestuous and turbulent riffs with their fourth album ‘The Loss of Beauty’.
The band continues to hone its sound and take its melancholic dark metal to new heights by mastering an assorted palette of genres with inbred poignancy.
For fans of Amorphis, Enslaved, Paradise Lost

RELEASE DATE: MARCH 24, 2023
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Super catchy 70s Hard Rock Extravaganza!

"Blood’s Thicker Than Love" is the fifth album from Texas-based ’70s-inspired hard rockers BLOOD OF THE SUN, featuring drummer Henry Vasquez of Saint Vitus.

Drawing influences from the likes of Deep Purple, Mountain, Humble Pie, and Led Zeppelin, BLOOD OF THE SUN has been delivering ultra-catchy hard rock so far, churning out upbeat ’70s radio hits with ease and conviction.

2nd. album 2016// Re-press 2022 (500 copies only)//

Northern German powerhouse SLAUGHTERDAY are around since 2010 and have managed to gain a lot of attention with their previous releases. SLAUGHTERDAY celebrate oldschool-death metal in the vein of Autopsy or Massacre while adding some unique and irrestistible vibes to it. Artworks by Mark Cooper and Thomas Westphal.