Фирма Hammerheart Records

Style: Metal

Style: Metal

Style: Metal

“From the first moment I heard the unmixed version of ‘DISSONA’ I knew this was a killer release, and after talking to the FEHLER guys I was convinced all involved would work hard to get the band out there.One thing is for sure, the band’s name (which is German for ‘mistake’) will be opposite to the feeling you get after hearing this monster of an album! “Fehler is a four-piece sludge metal outfit from the south of the Netherlands, known for their dark blend of ground shaking riffs combined with heavy rhythms and dissonant atmospheres. Key influences to their sound are sludge heavy weights like Crowbar and Torche but also feature the more melodic aspects of bands like Mastodon and High on Fire. Their songs vary from short and aggressive outbursts to sound-layered epics.” “Dissona” is up for a release on CD and Vinyl in the Spring of 2012, and a teaser trailer is available. Style: Metal

Vinyl-Only Reissue of the Pagan-Metal-classic (2003) Style: Metal

Cult Of Occult are a evil quartet coming from France and this is their first EP, delivering 4 tracks of the most hated-filled and poisonous sludge made in Europe. I've seen this floating around a lot when it came out last year, so when i got this request coming straight from one of the members of the band i really couldn't say No. 4 tracks featured on the digital release, there's a 5th extra track available in the CD that you can order here. Not sure if there are any copies left, please email them or the band, to know if are there any copies before moving on with the order. The EP starts off with Blurry And Muzzy where these thick riffs chop their way into this very dense and smokey atmosphere while in I Hate You the band punishes our ears with some real guitar feedback while the voice spits all of this hate towards us. Walking in the Desert is a more slow, trippy but groovy t Style: Metal

This is an all new EP of the Japanese Death Metal band Coffins, running for 28 minutes and featuring great cover of the Death/Massacre classic “Corpsegrinder”, mandatory if you call yourself a Death Metal fan. On this EP Tokyo-Japan’s Coffins are firmly established as the underground’s leading purveyors of Neanderthal paced Doomed Death Metal. Previous albums “The Other Side Of Blasphemy” and “Mortuary In Darkness” and the classic “Buried Death” introduced Coffins’ black tar dirge to an audience eager for slowpressive maniac riffs and songs dragged forth like the arms of a lumbering ape with the impact of a huge bulldozer... no escape! Derivative and true rather then progressive and new, with an effectiveness unmatched in today’s underground. Immediately battering the listener with the opening sledgehammer ‘Till Dawn of the Dooms Day’ the album crawls ever forward through the catchiest Coffins tracks ever, like Celtic Frost at 16 RPM narcoplunder of ‘Grotesque Messiah’. The patented brick heavy guitar tone remains and the band has added some additional solos and high vocal screams, hinted at on 2006’s “The Other Side...” album. Rather than toy with forced “evolution” Coffins has instead sharpened and honed it's devolved sound further in its primitive singlemindedness, no compromise here! Style: Metal

Style: Metal

Post-black metal at its finest, the debut full-length from these Irish lads is nearly untouchable. A black metal record at its empty heart, 'White Tomb' is a vicious aural assault that is still somehow rife with trembling melodies and monumental riffs that ebb and flow like a tide of ash, overlain by sheer glimmers of dreamy post-rock and ambiance. Simply incredible. Style: Metal