Now NWN! and Abigail conspire once again to further proliferate the spread of the band’s earliest material with the release of “Blasphemy Night.” This collection, presented on tape format, includes

The power and efficacy of pure, authentic speed metal is a rare phenomenon in the history of modern music. It is easily recognized, brutally effective, and rarely replicated. With this

Few bands working within this subgenre have so successfully delivered such aggressive and violent onslaughts and few have remained so faithful to the blueprints established by Blasphemy, Beherit, Impurity, Sarcofago,

Few bands working within this subgenre have so successfully delivered such aggressive and violent onslaughts and few have remained so faithful to the blueprints established by Blasphemy, Beherit, Impurity, Sarcofago,

Few bands working within this subgenre have so successfully delivered such aggressive and violent onslaughts and few have remained so faithful to the blueprints established by Blasphemy, Beherit, Impurity, Sarcofago,

Few bands working within this subgenre have so successfully delivered such aggressive and violent onslaughts and few have remained so faithful to the blueprints established by Blasphemy, Beherit, Impurity, Sarcofago,

Formed in Michigan during the late 80s, Lucifer’s Hammer was a prominent fixture in the Midwest underground, playing numerous regional gigs and routinely featured in the lineup of at Michigan

Funeral Winds formed in 1991 as a trio composed of Hellchrist Xul (guitars/vocals), Gorgoroth (vocals), and Esteban (drums). Along with Bestial Summoning, which was founded approximately one year earlier, Funeral

Funeral Winds formed in 1991 as a trio composed of Hellchrist Xul (guitars/vocals), Gorgoroth (vocals), and Esteban (drums). Along with Bestial Summoning, which was founded approximately one year earlier, Funeral

Tracks 1-2 : Demo 1 1989 Tracks 3-7 : Demo 2 1990 Tracks 8-9 : 7″ EP 1990 Tracks 10-13 : Split LP 1992 Tracks 14: Studio bonus track 1989

Although black and death varieties of metal have largely thrived in the modern era, it has been conspicuously more difficult over the past decade or more to find a thrash

Nuclear War Now! Productions hereby presents “Alterity,” Knelt Rote’s fourth album and one that continues along the same trajectory established by the previous sequence of recordings. The devastation wrought by

Woven patch ,  Size : 10 x 10 cm

Woven Patch ,  Size: 10 x 10 cm

AMPUTATION was a Norwegian Deathrash band featuring Demonaz AKA Harald Naevdal of IMMORTAL as well as Jorn Inge Tunsberg of HADES. This release collects their two demos from 1990 and

Although they only released a few demos and a 12” EP during the band’s original active period (1984-1990), Witches Hammer occupies a prominent place among the pantheon of Canadian Speed

Although they only released a few demos and a 12” EP during the band’s original active period (1984-1990), Witches Hammer occupies a prominent place among the pantheon of Canadian Speed

Approximately seventeen years and several hundred other releases later, “Live Ritual” has become one of the rarest and most sought-after of all NWN releases, and so the time has come

Occult black metal from Rhode Island/USA. A hearkening back to traditional blackness and death. Necromantical delirium rooted in the sounds first pioneered by early European ancestors, unearthed to once again

Paiting of the most horrid and grotesque… An aural abomination of bestial Black Metal ritual. For worshipers of old BEHERIT, DEMONCY and GOATLORD.

The Japanese legends’ third album of “Sabbatical Blacking Metal” reissued on CD. Featuring artwork and layout faithful to the original release on EVIL RECORDS By 1993, Sabbat had already been

Although Nuclear War Now! is primarily known for its output of black and death metal, as well as thrash and doom to a somewhat lesser extent, the label has on

Nuclear War Now! heralds its alliance with Dead Dog’s Howl in releasing the band’s debut recording, “Mausoleum of Confessed Thoughts,” a three-song demo that pays homage to the traditions of

This demo contains all six of the Extermination Mass tracks, set in the same order as the MLP, but features more feral performances and coarser production. Indeed, these alternate versions