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Unveiling the Ultimate Vinyl Reissue: Woe of Tyrants - Threnody! Attention Metalheads and Vinyl Enthusiasts! Prepare yourselves for a relentless onslaught of musical fury as Brutal Planet Records proudly presents the long-awaited reissue of Woe of Tyrants' monumental album, "Threnody," now available in a limited edition orange vinyl pressing! Originally unleashed upon the world in 2010 by Metal Blade Records, "Threnody" has since solidified it's status as a timeless masterpiece of the metal genre. But that's not all! This exclusive reissue, limited to just 300 units, comes packed with a stunning 12x12 lyrics insert, making it an essential addition to any discerning collector's arsenal. What sets Woe of Tyrants apart from the pack, you ask? Well, brace yourselves, because these titans of metal dwell in the realm of Drop D flat tuning - a staggering 4 steps higher than the norm! This unique tuning unleashes a sonic assault where guitars reign supreme, showcasing unparalleled precision and unrivaled shredding prowess. Prepare to be blown away by the sheer virtuosity of their musicianship! But that's just the tip of the molten iceberg. "Threnody" delivers a relentless barrage of speed, technicality, and thrashy mayhem, accompanied by atmospheric keyboards that add a haunting depth to the sonic landscape. From blistering blast beats to lightning-fast solos and spine-tingling bass drops, every track is a testament to the band's unwavering dedication to the craft. Led by lower/mid-range vocals that exude raw power and intensity, Woe of Tyrants will transport you to a realm where metal reigns supreme. So, if you crave the adrenaline rush of speed metal, the intricacy of technical mastery, and the sheer adrenaline-pumping energy of a live show, look no further than "Threnody." This limited run vinyl reissue, meticulously mastered for vinyl by the esteemed Rob Colwell, is not just an album - it's a sonic journey, a testament to the enduring power of metal music. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of metal history. Pick up your copy of Woe of Tyrants' "Threnody" today, and unleash the fury within!

Introducing the reissue of Woe of Tyrants' "Kingdom of Might" on Sage Green Vinyl, limited to 300 units by Brutal Planet Records. Hailing from Ohio, Woe of Tyrants brings a unique blend of thrash-influenced melodic death metal to the table, and this reissue is a testament to their raw talent and relentless energy. Despite initial reservations due to the band's religious label, listeners are encouraged to set aside preconceptions and delve into the musical prowess showcased in "Kingdom of Might." While the album retains a strong religious undertone in it's lyrics, it steers clear of overt preachiness, allowing the music to speak for itself. From the outset, "Kingdom of Might" grabs the listener by the throat and refuses to let go. Guitarists Chris Burns and Matt Kincaid deliver blistering riffs that seamlessly traverse between thrash and melodic death metal realms, accompanied by captivating melodies that punctuate the intensity of each track. The album is propelled forward by relentless drumming and a driving bassline, providing a solid foundation for the sonic onslaught. Vocalist's diverse range, from raspy growls to standard death metal vocals, adds depth to the album's sonic landscape, complementing the ferocity of the instrumentation. Despite their relative obscurity, Woe of Tyrants' talent shines through on "Kingdom of Might," leaving listeners eager for more. With hopes for increased recognition in the future, this reissue reminds the metal world to the band's skill, which places them at the top of the metal world musically. "Kingdom of Might" is a relentless onslaught of thrash-influenced melodic death metal that demands attention. Set aside any preconceptions and dive headfirst into the sonic chaos - you won't be disappointed. Mastered for vinyl by Rob Colwell and includes a 12x12 lyrics insert - metal fans can rejoice this classic album has finally found a way on vinyl! Only 300 units, so grab them faster than the riffing on this album - if you can.

Bombworks Records is proud to reissue on vinyl the 2005 Metal Blade Records album Winter Solstice - The Fall of Rome. Limited to just 300 copies worldwide, this first-ever vinyl release comes in stunning Sunflare color vinyl that looks amazing. Originally released in 2005 on Metal Blade Records, The Fall of Rome stands out in the metalcore scene for a couple of reasons. First, vocalist Matt Tarpey delivers a genuinely pained scream that virtually never let's up, adding a raw intensity to the music. Second, the production has a grainy and biting edge, eschewing the overly polished sound common in many metalcore albums. The Fall of Rome is as metalcore as it gets-harsh, claustrophobic, ferocious, and extremely dense, with no trace of musical subtlety. While the lyrics subtly promote Christianity, much like many bands on Solid State/Tooth & Nail, the music itself is as skull-crushing as that of Hatebreed, Throwdown, Deadsoil, Brick Bath, or Rotten Sound. The riffs draw heavily from the Melodic-Death/Gothenburg style, adding a melodic yet brutal edge to the sound. The 2024 Bombworks Records vinyl reissue includes a 12x12 full-color lyrics insert and has been meticulously mastered for vinyl by Rob Colwell (Sleeping Giant, Blessed by a Broken Heart, Iwrestledabearonce, In This Moment). Limited to just 300 Sunflare Vinyl units worldwide, this molten metal classic is a must-have. Grab your copy while you can!

Along the years, Vimur evolved into a full live-performing band, releasing three studio full-length albums, one EP and one live record. 2024 marks thecollaboration between the Georgia-based band with long-standing Italian label Avantgarde Music to release the band’s fourth album, The TimelessEverpresent.We asked the band to introduce the album in their own words. This is what seeped through the cracks of Vimur lair. “Forms change but ideas areeternal. Vimur is black metal totality and a conduit to the truth that lies hidden beyond the stars. The Timeless Everpresent is a revelation of vitalenergy and power. It is a soundtrack to the grand cosmic war that has existed since the beginning of time. No stone is left unturned. The vanguardknows that the war is fought on the physical, mental, and spiritual planes.This is reflected in the multi-dimensional sound achieved on The Timeless Everpresent. There are passages that reflect the blood, steel, and sweat ofphysical battle and others that are undeniably ascendent, making the listener aware of truths beyond material existence. The TimelessEverpresent is a collection of war hymns to destroy all illusion. Vimur reclaims the fire to light the mysteries. Flaming spears and swords in handaimed at the heavens, nothing will stop Vimur from reaching the Sun behind the Sun whether the enemy be man or divine." 01 - Resacralization02 - Fire, Glory, and Thinking03 - Sons Of Another Light04 - Wound Window05 - The Cold Only We Know06 - Fortress of a New Faith07 - The Embrace of Merciless Indifference08 - Astride the Centuries

Uboa’s fifth album Impossible Light almost never made it out of the dark. From its initial conception in 2018, this record went to hell and back, dragging its immensity and too-big-to-hold emotion through the torturous process of translation to sound and returned triumphantly as a full-bodied record in a distinct new style.

Impossible Light begins where Uboa’s 2019 breakout album The Origin Of My Depression left off—and ends somewhere entirely different. The Origin stunned with its methodical use of doom, harsh noise, and ambient soundscapes while documenting a raw, unhindered account of Xandra Metcalfe’s experiences with her transition and her struggles with mental health. Over time The Origin steadily grew a cult-like following which developed into a full-fledged internet community focused around noise, neurodiversity and transness. While Uboa’s signature style of highly polished, cinematic “hypernoise” is front and center in Impossible Light, there is also a daring departure into the genres of industrial metal / rock, setting it apart from any other Uboa release thus far and distinguishing it from other contemporary noise records.

Metcalfe kept the lyrical content of this record as a time capsule of the catastrophic ups and downs and rapidly changing environments within herself and in the world from 2018-2023. Key collaborators include Blood Of A Pomegranate, Otay:onii, Charlie Looker and Haela Hunt-Hendrix of Liturgy. Impossible Light dives fearlessly into queer sexuality, trans embodiment, grief for those who couldn’t make it, solidarity for those facing unimaginable discrimination, the toxic spread of transphobic hatred and misinformation, and the ultimate hope of recovery from trauma and mental anguish. This is a record about the light at the end of the tunnel and the power it takes to keep moving towards it.

Uboa’s fifth album Impossible Light almost never made it out of the dark. From its initial conception in 2018, this record went to hell and back, dragging its immensity and too-big-to-hold emotion through the torturous process of translation to sound and returned triumphantly as a full-bodied record in a distinct new style.

Impossible Light begins where Uboa’s 2019 breakout album The Origin Of My Depression left off—and ends somewhere entirely different. The Origin stunned with its methodical use of doom, harsh noise, and ambient soundscapes while documenting a raw, unhindered account of Xandra Metcalfe’s experiences with her transition and her struggles with mental health. Over time The Origin steadily grew a cult-like following which developed into a full-fledged internet community focused around noise, neurodiversity and transness. While Uboa’s signature style of highly polished, cinematic “hypernoise” is front and center in Impossible Light, there is also a daring departure into the genres of industrial metal / rock, setting it apart from any other Uboa release thus far and distinguishing it from other contemporary noise records.

Metcalfe kept the lyrical content of this record as a time capsule of the catastrophic ups and downs and rapidly changing environments within herself and in the world from 2018-2023. Key collaborators include Blood Of A Pomegranate, Otay:onii, Charlie Looker and Haela Hunt-Hendrix of Liturgy. Impossible Light dives fearlessly into queer sexuality, trans embodiment, grief for those who couldn’t make it, solidarity for those facing unimaginable discrimination, the toxic spread of transphobic hatred and misinformation, and the ultimate hope of recovery from trauma and mental anguish. This is a record about the light at the end of the tunnel and the power it takes to keep moving towards it.

Uboa’s fifth album Impossible Light almost never made it out of the dark. From its initial conception in 2018, this record went to hell and back, dragging its immensity and too-big-to-hold emotion through the torturous process of translation to sound and returned triumphantly as a full-bodied record in a distinct new style.

Impossible Light begins where Uboa’s 2019 breakout album The Origin Of My Depression left off—and ends somewhere entirely different. The Origin stunned with its methodical use of doom, harsh noise, and ambient soundscapes while documenting a raw, unhindered account of Xandra Metcalfe’s experiences with her transition and her struggles with mental health. Over time The Origin steadily grew a cult-like following which developed into a full-fledged internet community focused around noise, neurodiversity and transness. While Uboa’s signature style of highly polished, cinematic “hypernoise” is front and center in Impossible Light, there is also a daring departure into the genres of industrial metal / rock, setting it apart from any other Uboa release thus far and distinguishing it from other contemporary noise records.

Metcalfe kept the lyrical content of this record as a time capsule of the catastrophic ups and downs and rapidly changing environments within herself and in the world from 2018-2023. Key collaborators include Blood Of A Pomegranate, Otay:onii, Charlie Looker and Haela Hunt-Hendrix of Liturgy. Impossible Light dives fearlessly into queer sexuality, trans embodiment, grief for those who couldn’t make it, solidarity for those facing unimaginable discrimination, the toxic spread of transphobic hatred and misinformation, and the ultimate hope of recovery from trauma and mental anguish. This is a record about the light at the end of the tunnel and the power it takes to keep moving towards it.

Blue and green split vinyl with black splatter. Thotcrime, the intercontinental commotion causers seem to have stuck the landing with their intensely non-conventional cybergrind style. Solid instrumentals, chiptunes, synths, and some absolutely furious vocals all come together create something beautiful under the blipping, glitching anger that's itching to scream out under the very chantable melody.

Second full-length album by folk metal band Theigns & Thralls finally on vinyl! 'The Keep & The Spire' draws inspiration from a variety of sources including ancient poetry, historical novels, and current events, reflecting the band's penchant for compelling narratives and vivid imagery. The album features a series of tracks forming 'The Maldon Suite', a novelty in the band's discography, unified by Anglo-Saxon and Viking themes. For fans of Skyclad, Waylander, and Cruachan, Theigns and Thralls' 'The Keep & The Spire' offers a compelling addition to their playlists. Drawing parallels with Korpiklaani and Alestorm, the album promises to resonate with those who appreciate a blend of folk-inspired melodies, metal vigor, and sea shanty influences. 01.Overture02.A Single Beam03.Fight And Lay Your Bones04.The Battle of Maldon05.Aftermath06.Pagan Song07.The Harrowing08.The Seeker09.Now My Life Is Done10.The Grape And The Grain11.Interrogativa Cantilena12.The Mermaid Tavern

Limited edition of 100 copies. A whopping 12 years after the release of Monkeys with Guns from the Swedish punk'n'roll gods, it's now going to "bone" on Noisy Plastics Records and Backbite Records. The first time that there is a vinyl reissue of this incredibly good record. The Bones have blasted 15 absolute pieces here that simply don't get boring and, in addition to a fat pogo, also get you dancing.

Melodic boards like Shooting Blanks bring punk rock into your place, but also fine rock 'n' roll songs like the opening song by Bones City Rollers really make every room crack. But even a little mosher can get by. Because one or two tracks definitely make your neck turn to rubber.

Sure, blame the guy in the dress… and then move your tired bodies and die like men. This album offers eternal hits and even more in very elaborate and fantastically beautiful versions.

Limited edition of 100 copies. A whopping 12 years after the release of Monkeys with Guns from the Swedish punk'n'roll gods, it's now going to "bone" on Noisy Plastics Records and Backbite Records. The first time that there is a vinyl reissue of this incredibly good record. The Bones have blasted 15 absolute pieces here that simply don't get boring and, in addition to a fat pogo, also get you dancing.

Melodic boards like Shooting Blanks bring punk rock into your place, but also fine rock 'n' roll songs like the opening song by Bones City Rollers really make every room crack. But even a little mosher can get by. Because one or two tracks definitely make your neck turn to rubber.

Sure, blame the guy in the dress… and then move your tired bodies and die like men. This album offers eternal hits and even more in very elaborate and fantastically beautiful versions.

Limited edition of 100 copies. A whopping 12 years after the release of Monkeys with Guns from the Swedish punk'n'roll gods, it's now going to "bone" on Noisy Plastics Records and Backbite Records. The first time that there is a vinyl reissue of this incredibly good record. The Bones have blasted 15 absolute pieces here that simply don't get boring and, in addition to a fat pogo, also get you dancing.

Melodic boards like Shooting Blanks bring punk rock into your place, but also fine rock 'n' roll songs like the opening song by Bones City Rollers really make every room crack. But even a little mosher can get by. Because one or two tracks definitely make your neck turn to rubber.

Sure, blame the guy in the dress… and then move your tired bodies and die like men. This album offers eternal hits and even more in very elaborate and fantastically beautiful versions.

Vltra was the swansong of the leading Italian late 90's black metal movement. After 2 albums and an handful of demos released on domestic labels, SEW found international recognition with their third and most complete, mature album, Vltra. This was recorded with analog equipment and features some wonderful symbolist/futuristic art by Russian Konstantin Yuon (1920). 1 I2 II3 III4 IVVocals – Il Colonnello5 V6 VI7 VII8 VIII9 IX10 X