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From the frozen underground: Funeral Winds delivers a landmark slab of uncompromising Dutch black metal — raw, graveyard-cold, and devoid of modern polish — while Screaming for Resurrection exhumes their pivotal 1993–1994 recordings, hateful and eternally Satanic. Oskoreien meditates on free will and tragedy through unrelenting waves of achingly beautiful melody, and Elk Hunter bridges past and future with dark, meaningful stories told through a reimagined, evolved sound.
Elk Hunter
Fiat Voluntas Dei
“A song about surviving institutional violence when the system doesn’t answer for the damage it causes.”
Funeral Winds
Sinister Creed
This isn’t a collection of songs; it is a 35-minute descent into the caustic heart of the abyss.
