Pre-Orders & Recent Releases
Arktheos - Cosmolith
The first glimmer of Arktheos was kindled in 2015, guided by a vision that is at once introspective and violent, meditative yet visceral, embodying both darkness and the fire that cuts through it. D. Ibson (guitars, voice) began composing the band’s earliest material as a continuation of his previous work in melodic black metal, but with a stronger emphasis on muscular riffing, pummeling rhythms, and a deeper exploration of nature and spirituality.
Drawing from the intensity and chaos of both death and black metal, Cosmolith channels elemental forces and cosmic immensity into a series of psychedelic visions, hymns to forgotten gods, and declarations of defiance in the face of infinity.
For fans of Bölzer, Urfaust, and Bolt Thrower
Oromet - Oromet
In the wake of 2025’s “The Sinking Isle”, Oromet’s eponymous debut album is finally receiving a full vinyl and CD release. Originally issued on cassette in 2023, the record stands as a stunning ode to loss, longing, and despair.
Crystalline guitars rise from a foundation of dark, churning murk, while angelic synthesizers stretch skyward, soaring among the crags and stars. The music evokes the feeling of watching life’s happiest moments fade into memory like the light of a distant setting sun.
For fans of Mournful Congregation, Bell Witch, Esoteric, and UN
This release is in collaboration with Transylvanian Recordings
Spread the Disease - The Darkness. The Dread. The Suffering.
Decades after their primal beginnings, Spread The Disease return.
This newly forged lineup, featuring Shane Post (ex-Bird Of Ill Omen) on vocals, channels the same uncompromising spirit that defined Spread The Disease's earliest recordings.
"The Darkness. The Dread. The Suffering." is the product of two years of grim inspiration; a blistering collection of songs that captures the band’s original speed, ferocity, and intensity while pushing deeper into blackened experimentation. The result is darker and more fully realized than anything that the band has done before.
For fans of Integrity, Cryptopsy, Entombed, and early-Cradle of Filth
Eveale - Enter the Woodland Realm
Forest Dwellers, the time has come for Eveale's debut album, featuring two extremely prolific folks from Am I in Trouble? and Ashenheart.
Journey into the forest with us and experience unadorned black metal steeped in nature, folklore, and cycles of death and rebirth.
For fans of Borknagar, Emperor, Nidingr, Enslaved, and Darkthrone
Mordeo - Mordeo
Mordeo is direct, deliberate, and relentlessly hostile. Punk and hardcore roots grind against sludge and doom sensibilities, while death metal influences add density and force. The result is music that feels both feral and deliberate — fast when it needs to cut, slow when it needs to crush.
For fans of Full of Hell, His Hero Is Gone, Black Breath, and Primitive Man
Locusts and Honey - Shadow of My End
Since 2024's debut LP, Teach Me to Live That I Dread the Grave as Little as My Bed, Locusts and Honey has expanded from a duo to a seasoned full line-up, bringing their murky atmosphere and slow-striding walls of sound to live audiences.
Now the band presents their first recorded offering as a five-piece. Furthering the distinct style forged on their debut, the new EP, Shadow of My End, captures over 22 minutes of biting and bellicose blackened doom, interspersed with more restrained passages, both achingly sad and haunting in equal measure.
For fans of Mizmor, Dragged Into Sunlight, Esoteric, Corrupted, and William Basinski.
Sakna - De Syv Dødssynder
Mid 2000's one-man project Sakna was the brainchild of late Canadian musician, Solemn. A fusion of epic Sognametal with emotive Atmospheric Black Metal, DSBM, Funeral Doom, Neo-Folk, and Dark Ambient.
Inspired by Dante's "Divine Comedy", "De Syv Dødssynder" is the culmination of his life's work, as he would take his own life in March of 2011 (at the young age of 18) after the writing and recording of the album was completed.
Over a decade since its original creation, Sakna's sole full length has been restored and remastered to completion, including 2 previously unreleased bonus tracks.
For fans of Windir, Emperor, Cor Scorpii, Wolves in the Throne Room, and Mournful Congregation
Witherer - Shadow Without a Horizon
Witherer's debut album encapsulates the vile depths and dragging slowness of funeral doom, punctuated by the throttling chaos of black/death metal; churning violence gives way to airy, spectral passages, and mournful ambience is sliced through with feverish convulsions.
For fans of Spectral Voice, Bell Witch, The Ruins of Beverast, Thantifaxath, and Abyssal.
A Flock Named Murder - Incendiary Sanctum
A Flock Named Murder crafts an expansive and immersive sound—merging elements of black metal, post-metal, doom, and death metal into a seamless whole.
Their music resonates with fans of boundary-pushing acts like Agalloch, Inter Arma, Ulver, Ulcerate, and Cult of Luna.
