Dark Descent and Unspeakable Axe Records have released a new free sampler CD of their recent upcoming releases. It is freely available with a purchase from the Dark Descent online store and for free download on their Bandcamp page with four additional tracks that couldn’t fit on the CD.
The new Dark Descent Records/Unspeakable Axe 2016 CD sampler is now available. This is a FREE sampler and available with purchase through our web store and at Unspeakable Axe. Included on the disc is 16 tracks (8 from each label) with premieres from Blood Incantation, Excommunion, Lantern and Ruinous. The sampler also includes an discount code good for our web stores. Get yours now before it’s too late!
Trenchrot – Hell Pilot’s Call
Blood Incantation – Chaoplasm
Ripper – Anthropophagic Life
Ghoulgotha – The Sulphur Age
Hemotoxin – Transparent Eyes
Sheidim – Without Reins
Nucleus – Cube
Excommunion – Nemesis
Mortal Scepter – Violent Revenge
Nox Formulae – Hidden Clan NXN
Scorched – Lust for Strangulation
Lantern – Cleansing of the Air
Manic Scum – Strapped to the Gurney
Ellorsith – Jerome I
Obscure Evil – Enchants of Bitterness
Ruinous – Dragmarks
Tags: Black Metal, dark descent, dark descent records, death metal, news, Speed Metal, Unspeakable Axe Records
Hey guys, I seek your wisdom.
Do you think this black metal album is quality music, yes or no and why?? Thank you for your time sir.
Odium – The Sad Realm of the Stars (1998)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZi3q9asjLw
… this is getting old.
stop spamming your gay lullaby metal
Since you and an other person keeps recommending this album, I will give it good time and effort (The two things required to appreciate new music), when I have those in ample supply.
Right now, I am only taking a short break from something I am working on to let my mind rest, so I will do it later.
To be fair it’s probably the same person.
I’ve had the album for 5 years now, it has some beautiful moments and a bit more boring ones, as a whole its another decent but unexciting late 90’s flowing black metal album. It mixes the Swedish black metal style with Emperor’s sweeping keys. It s quality level I would put with Dimmu Borgir’s first and the Covenena’ts in Times Before the Light(really they might as well be brother albums) Worth recommending for those who want more of the mid to late 90’s flowing black metal sound but nothing groundbreaking.