Pre-Orders & Recent Releases
Destined to Burn - Bound in Sorrow
Toronto's Destined to Burn play a brand of extremely heavy metallic hardcore that draws on elements from old school death metal. For fans of 100 Demons, All Out War, Merauder, Gatecreeper.
This new EP "Bound in Sorrow" will release Oct 18th as a one-sided 12" with etched B-side, limited to 200 copies on red vinyl with heavy black splatter.
Föhn - Condescending
Föhn's sound transcends traditional boundaries, rooted in funeral doom, drenched in atmosphere, and interwoven with elements of the avant-garde.
Drawing from a breadth of influences such as Mournful Congregation, Esoteric, Swans, and Bohren & der Club of Gore, the result is a dense, achingly beautiful experience, steeped in the essence of midnight and the whispers of urban life.
We will be co-releasing their debut full-length with Italian label These Hands Melt.
Absorb - Smog
Hailing from Hamilton Ontario, Absorb play a brand of sludgy death/doom that will more than satisfy fans of Primitive Man, Thou, Cough, and Fórn. They are arguably Canada's heaviest band right now!
We will be releasing their fourth album, "Smog", the follow-up to their acclaimed 2023 EP "Rot".
"Smog" marks a significant shift towards a denser, more atmospheric, and even heavier sound.
QAALM - First Light Of The Last Dawn
“First Light Of The Last Dawn” is the highly anticipated follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut “Resilience & Despair”. It ushers in a new era of QAALM, introducing more influence from melodic black metal and progressive rock.
QAALM reinvented and reinvigorated their sound, maintaining the spirit of their earlier work while creating new material that is even more dynamic and engaging. For fans of YOB, Dream Unending, Mizmor, and early-Katatonia.
Available as limited edition CD and Cassette
Locusts and Honey - Teach me to live that I dread the grave as little as my bed
“Teach me to live that I dread the grave as little as my bed” comprises a single, sprawling 28-minute odyssey, split into 6 movements. A meditation on death and living well, inspired by the bog bodies of Ireland and Denmark – people of the Iron Age who were sacrificially hanged and found extremely well-preserved in peat.
Rooted in the fertile soil of early '90s doom (Corrupted, Winter, Esoteric), infused with the raw essence of black metal (Strid, Darkthrone), and bathed in the ethereal embrace of cinematic soundscapes (Coil, William Basinski), Locusts and Honey conjure a sonic maelstrom that traverses the realms of darkness and despair.
