Ships 12/5/2025 - Where the extremes of the characteristically idiosyncratic Lifelover sound are pushed to their utmost limit: the bittersweet melodies become more beautiful whilst the pulsing, coal-black heaviness becomes uglier.
The Crying Out of Things is a culmination of all that The Body have done before, highlighting their mastery of dynamic, monumental music that pushes toward the unmistakable sound of oblivion.
New pressing on colored vinyl. A whirlwind of powerful atmospheric death metal. The intense and otherworldly technical/ambient/funeral death metal of Starspawn leaves the listener feeling transcendentally disembodied at the end of an unknown dimension.
Walking a line between maintaining what's defined the band, while trying to write for themselves and remain interested, Polaris wanted to give their fans things they wouldn't expect, take them to new places, but also remain definitively a Polaris record.
Foreign Hands makes chaotic and melodic music with passionate devotion. Acolytes of the early 2000s metalcore sound, the Delaware-and-Pennsylvania-bred band injects the style with fresh innovation.
That the 250 original copies sold out quickly is a testament to the strong appeal of the fuzz-driven, psychedelic riff-doom cosmos that DOMKRAFT created right from the start.
The ground quakes, the surface fractures, and a colossal force rises from the abyss: Gates to Hell have returned to deliver their undeniable truth-Death Comes to All.
BAD OMENS / DEATH OF PEACE OF MIND - Los Angeles-based rock sensation Bad Omens has RELEASED their album 'THE DEATH OF PEACE OF MIND' via Sumerian Records.
The Southern California stalwarts wield an enigmatic and unmistakable signature sound born at the crossroads of no-holds-barred hardcore, cutthroat thrash, and cinematic black metal.
Following the release of 2024's much celebrated "I Am", Sweden's Pain now revisit their past by reissueing 2002's industrial metal classic "Nothing Remains The Same" which catapulted this Hypocrisy side-project to international acclaim
The band's fourth full length sees inspirations from their past and present sounds twisted together into a package that will define Make Them Suffer's place amongst their contemporaries as a truly creative act.
Following the breakout success of their eighth studio album and Napalm Records debut, Mushroomhead returns with 2024's cinematic Call The Devil - laying waste to any preconceived notions of where the band is headed in their third decade of reign.
Kansas City trio Bummer mirror the absurdity of modern life with a balance of dark humor, dejected nihilism and righteous fury. Their music spills out in torrents of skull-crushing riffs, gargantuan bass and caustic howls.
