Marduk - Steel Inferno

U.S./Mexican black metal duo from California sharpen their hate with their second album "Return Of The Old Goat".   Those who have not got a chance to hear these guys, are missing out on a band who gives 666% praise to the old ways, hence "the old goat".

Funereus - Return Of The Old Goat

Artist: Principality of Hell
Origin: Greece
Song title: Codex Inferno
Album: Fire & Brimstone
Release Date: August,18th
Label: World Terror Committee (www.w-t-c.org)

Do you feel Fire & Brimstone? That's the sound of PRINCIPALITY OF HELL's debut album, burning with power from Hell and emitting sacrilegious smoke. It's an album that has one - and ONLY one - aim: to revive the old black/thrash spirit of the early/mid '80s, when legends like Venom, Bathory, Celtic Frost, Sodom, and Voivod stalked the earth. On paper, it sounds like an idea that's been wrung dry, but it's an idea that takes on especial gravitas coming from black metal scene veterans - namely Greece's legendary The Magus, who's wielded wide influence upon the black metal scene since the early '90s with Necromantia and Thou Art Lord. Joining him here on PRINCIPALITY OF HELL's Fire & Brimstone are fellow conspirators El (Soulskinner, Thou Art Lord) and J. Maelstrom (Ravencult, Thou Art Lord), and together they create a rowdy, galloping ride through blackthrash's darkest past. And yet, each song (including a classic early Exodus cover) remains varied from the next, with each deadly strike lodging immediately within the cranium. With Fire & Brimstone, expect no more or no less: PURE FUCKING BLACK METAL the old-school way! (Nathan T. Birk)

Principality of Hell - Codex Inferno

chewing on your shadow

Common Thread -'96

Blasphemy-Fallen Angel of Doom...

THE THIRD STUDIO ALBUM FROM ONE OF THE PREMIERE NORWEGIAN BLACK METAL ACTS OF RECENT TIMES, FEATURING GUEST APPEARANCES FROM DIMMU BORGIR AND 1349 MEMBERS

Mork was created by Thomas Eriksen in the town of Halden in Norway during 2004. Mork was primarily a side-project for Eriksen from inception until the debut album release in 2013, & since then the band has rightly earned their accolade as one of the top Norwegian black metal acts of recent years, receiving strong endorsements from their peers.

‘Eremittens Dal’ is Mork’s third album, and stands as a tribute to the spirit of old-school Norwegian black metal. The album is primarily inspired by the works of Darkthrone & Burzum, complete with raw production & ice-cold riffs, but with its own dynamic and atmospheric twist; stepping effortlessly between the ferocious and the melancholy. The album covers themes of hate, death, seclusion and misanthropy, both lyrically and in the way that a one-man-band makes music in solitude, perfectly fitting of the title, translated as ‘Valley of the hermit’. The suitably grim pencil cover art comes courtesy of Jannicke Wiese-Hansen, who famously made artwork for early Burzum and Satyricon releases. 

Having featured guest vocals from none other than Darkthrone’s Nocturno Culto on their previous album, ‘Eremittens Dal’ includes special guest appearances from Dimmu Borgir's Silenoz who contributes vocals on two tracks, plus additional bass parts from 1349's Seidemann. ‘Eremittens Dal’ was recorded at Rottehullet Studio in Halden, Norway. It was mixed by Freddy Holm at Kleiva Studio & mastered at Enormous Door in the US (Darkthrone’s The Underground Resistance & Arctic Thunder).

This edition of 'Eremittens Dal' will be released CD presented in a digipack packaging complete with a 16-page booklet. Though Mork is essentially a solo-project, a full live line-up has been established, where the band has already played throughout Europe and parts of North America, plus famously a recent show in Izmir, Turkey, following in the footsteps of the legendary Mayhem. 

"Mork caught my attention a couple of years ago and I was immediately drawn to the atmospheric and reclusive soundscapes, enticed by the desolate and solitary approach - true to the old Norwegian Black Metal ways. It was as if I was thrown back in time. So when I got asked to add vocals on two tracks I didn't hesitate to 
comply, I just instantly knew I was meant to have a part in it!" Silenoz (Dimmu Borgir)

"Many have tried, many have failed. Mork nails it" Nocturno Culto (Darkthrone)

"I have seen the future of black metal, and it's name is Mork. Halden Hellfire!.." Seidemann (1349)

http://www.morkisebakke.no/
https://www.facebook.com/MORKOFFICIAL
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCphXG70yRqufGIVlUHMHZDQ
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6txf2ksDlbyt06kNh1m4o7
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/artist/mork/id269001359

Unknown album (20/06/2017 11:23:36)

Mork - I Hornenes Bilde (from Eremittens Dal)

Deströyer 666 - A Breed Apart

Fuck Me Jesus

Marduk - Within The Abyss

Thy Winter Kingdom + From the Pagan Vastlands

Blackvisions of the Almighty

Carpathian Forest - It's Darker Than You Think At

Independent Black / Death Metal Label & Distribution, located in Germany

www.w-t-c.org

Principality of Hell - Codex Inferno

W.T.C. Productions