• CD,  Distribution

    Pylar – La Gran Obra


    Pylar – La Gran Obra
    Label: Sunneurosis Records
    Format: CD, Album Limited to 250 copies
    Country: Spain
    Released: 2016
    Style: Experimental, Avantgarde, Doom Metal

    After the successful second album, PYLAR collective returns with a new release: La Gran Obra. This CD is limited to 250 copies (a number that touches upon the threshold of madness) and is inspired by Alchemy.
    In the same way as the alchemical process, La Gran Obra is divided into three parts: Nigredo, Albedo and Rubedo. Throughout this piece, the enigmatic heresiarchs manage to manipulate the lost language of colour and the complex esoteric symbolism of ancient science, dropping clues to the follower and allowing them to walk down the path of the ineffable.
    The second side, Speculum (ArboNargAl), is a perfect mirror image of the first. In a sense, an infinite loop has been created between the two sides with the purpose of bending time and entering a level of existence where our subconscious memories live.

    PYLAR has once more presented us with a veil which we can choose to lift in search of the key to uncover the last of their holy mission.

  • CD,  Distribution

    Sudaria ‎– Lucid Nightmares


    Sudaria ‎– Lucid Nightmares
    Label: Frozen Light ‎– FZL 057
    Format: CD, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered
    Country: Russia
    Released: 13 Apr 2017
    Style:Industrial, Dark Ambient, Drone, Noise, Black Metal

    Frozen Light presents “Lucid Nightmares”, the second album by the Spanish project Sudaria. A sinister soundtrack for your worst realistic nightmares convicted in frozen flames of industrial music combined with ritual ambient, classical music, drone and black metal. Don’t miss! 

  • Distribution,  ¿Cultura?

    Looking For Europe Book



    Looking For Europe Book
    Diesel, Andreas/Gerten, Dr. Dieter

    544 pages
    Publisher: Index Verlag
    Language: English
    Product Dimensions: 15.9 x 3.2 x 23.1 cm

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    Neofolk has nothing to do with folksy sing-along music – this music stems from the dark Gothic music scene and is nothing to sway to. It is a playground for punky attitudes and SS death-heads, for pastoral romanticism and Riefenstahl aesthetics. For years now, feelings have been running high about Neofolk. No other contemporary music genre raises so many questions about freedom of art and freedom of speech. With more than 520 pages, Looking For Europe is the first book dealing in a comprehensive and non-dogmatic manner with the blackest chapter of the music underground. All relevant bands of the genre are portrayed in exclusive interviews and photos. The book highlights the field of tension Neofolk is situated in. The range goes from fragile folk to noisy Industrial, from right-wing anarchists to left-wing uniform wearers, from Paganism to Satanism and Christianity, from gay fetishism to obscure artistic treatments of ideological propaganda. ENGLISH LANGUAGE! 528 pages, paperback