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2CD Digibook with transparent trays on the outer panels. Comes with a glued 28-page booklet. Features "Return To Morgöth" recorded at Festival Jonquière en Musique, Parc de la Rivière-aux-Sables 29/06/2018.

Synchro Anarchy (2 CD Mediabook)

Performer Notes: <ul><li>Personnel: Heather Thompson, Leah Randi (vocals); Aaron Aedy (guitar, acoustic guitar); Gregor Mackintosh (guitar, keyboards); Jeff Singer (drums).</li><li>Audio Mixer: Mike Fraser.</li><li>Recording information: Chapel Studios, Lincolnshire, England; Strait Sound, Gibsons, British Columbia, Canada.</li><li>Photographer: Chiaki Nozu.</li><li>In the scope of Paradise Lost's career, their eponymous release from 2005 represented the act of Hell freezing over, for it witnessed these founders of the British doom movement finally deigning to revive the sonic blueprint that made them famous in the first place, nearly a decade after seemingly abandoning it forever. Still, the general consensus was that its songs didn't quite match the band's good intentions, and so it fell to its 2007 successor, the aptly named In Requiem, to make amends and come just a few steps closer to resurrecting Paradise Lost's post-death/doom, goth-inflected middle period (marked by the classic Shades of God, Icon and Draconian Times albums). And so In Requiem unfolds much like a voyage back in time, with songs like "Never for the Damned," "Ash & Debris," and "Beneath Black Skies" driven by familiar mid-'90s PL hallmarks such as alternately gruff and mournful vocals from singer Nick Holmes; heavy riffs and foreboding harmonies from guitarists Gregor MacKintosh and Aaron Aedy; welcome analog (not techno!) rhythms from bassist Steve Edmonson and drummer Jeff Singer, and keyboards used sparingly, merely as flavorful accents instead of driving forces. In fact, the first and only sign of electronics (mostly a few beats and added synths) doesn't arrive until the sixth song "Unreachable," and even if there are several unusual elements such as "The Enemy's" background choirs, the album's retroactive mindset remains firmly in place through to the end. Heck, the title track even sees Holmes digging out his ancient death growl -- to the delight of the moshing faithful, no doubt. But even though the songwriting is pretty strong throughout In Requiem, there's still some work ahead if Paradise Lost is ever to recover their long abdicated gothic metal crown from a bastion of younger followers. The groundwork, at least, is already being laid. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia</li></ul>Producer: Rhys FulberFormat: CD (1 Disc)Country: USAStudio/Live: StudioRelease Date: 15 May, 2007Label: CENTURY MEDIADimensions: 12.3 x 1.1 x 14.6 centimeters (0.23 kg)

In Requiem

Format: Audio CDRelease Date: 31 May, 2019Label: Century Media Int'LDimensions: 1 x 12.5 x 14.2 centimeters (0.10 kg)

Dominion VIII

Performer Notes: <ul><li>Personnel: Jon Schaffer (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, keyboards, midi); Luke Appleton (vocals, bass guitar); Stu Block (vocals); Jake Dreyer (guitar); Brent Smedley (drums, percussion).</li><li>Audio Mixer: Zeuss .</li><li>Illustrators: David Newman-Stump; Roy Young .</li></ul>Producer: Jon SchafferFormat: CD (1 Disc); StereoCountry: USARelease Date: 23 June, 2017Label: CENTURY MEDIADimensions: 12.6 x 1.3 x 14.2 centimeters (0.06 kg)

Incorruptible

13th Beast
Label/Studio: Century Media Int'l
Album Format: CD
UPC: 190759138328
Release date: 2019-01-25

13th Beast

When New York's Imperial Triumphant released "Vile Luxury" in 2018, it set a new standard for the possibilities of extreme music. Since then, the three-piece band has taken their signature sound, equally rooted in eclectic black metal, the most claustrophobic notions of free jazz, and the concept of urban cityscapes as canyons of horror, and cemented their status with tours alongside the likes of Behemoth, Zeal & Ardor, and Voivod. Now, Imperial Triumphant returns with a fresh look at "Vile Luxury," which has been remixed and remastered by longtime contributor Colin Marston (Krallice, Gorguts), allowing new dimensions of this work-often considered Imperial Triumphant at their most accessible-of stygian dimensions and monolithic intents to seep through. "Vile Luxury (Redux 1924)" is available as CD, 2LP, and Digital Album.

Vile Luxury (Redux 1924) - Ltd. CD Digipak

Tracks: Born to Decay Messiah Degeneration An Apathetic Grave Nihilist Amongst the Filth Kill All Your Masters The Merciless Tide Dead World Breathes Soldier of Christ Cursed from the Womb Temple of RatsFormat: Vinyl (1 Disc); StereoCountry: USARelease Date: 9 June, 2017Label: CENTURY MEDIADimensions: 31.2 x 1 x 31.5 centimeters (0.38 kg)

Century Media Int'l(8)

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