To coincide with the band's 21st anniversary, this is a fascinating trip into
the earliest years of the band and the first official release ever to contain
all 4 of Darkthrone抯 demos in one place.
Frostland Tapes also includes a rare live recording from Denmark in 1990 (one
of only a handful of live appearances that Darkthrone has ever made) and,
perhaps most significantly, the previously unreleased version of the infamous
1991 Goatlord rehearsal session.
These songs were intended to feature on the proposed second album, before the
band changed direction and the tapes were confined to the vaults. Vocals were
subsequently added in the mid-nineties, but they are presented here as the
recording sounded in 1991.
The set comes in a rigid digibook featuring an interview with the band,
chronicling their early days, ambitions and inspirations.

Limited edition UK pressing of the 2007 album from the Norwegian Metal riff masters contains a bonus poster! . F.O.A. D. picks up where last year's acclaimed The Cult Is Alive left off with an offering of new dark classics to add to their impressive black catalogue! Peaceville.

Limited edition UK pressing of the 2007 album from the Norwegian Metal riff masters contains a bonus poster! . F.O.A. D. picks up where last year's acclaimed The Cult Is Alive left off with an offering of new dark classics to add to their impressive black catalogue! Peaceville.

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Extremely limited edition internet-only CD EP that contains four exclusive tracks from this Norwegian Death Metal act. It features the new track 'Hedninger Fra Helvete' ('Heathens From Hell') which will not appear on their F.O.A.D. album, plus an alternate recording of another new track 'Wisdom of the Dead' and an alternate mix with different vocals of 'Canadian Metal'. The EP concludes with a cover of the Testors' track 'Bad Attitude'. Peaceville.

The Norwegian dark metal group's wicked 1999 offering. 'Ravishing Grimness' displays a previously unheard slightly melodic side of the group & contains six tracks. 1999 release.

Limited edition 4 track CDEP available for day of release only . Gatefold sleeve. Features a cover version of 'Love in a void' by Siouxsie & the banshees.

Darkthrone’s new album, 'Sardonic Wrath' is an explosive work of regression embedded with the original, solid black metal vitality that this legendary band is renowned for. "This album is inspired by the same things as the previous albums" explains Noctumo Culto. "I've always wanted to create those killers riffs and that is what makes me do this after all these years," continues Fenriz. "I have no control over what became of black metal after '92 / '93 so Darkthrone gives me the opportunity to create my own ugliness. I let everyone dress up whilst I dress down, basically."

2001 album from the undisputed kings of true Norwegian black metal. Bringing once again the melodic elements from Ravishing Grimness and offering a more traditional metal attitude, this might be the most unexpected & unusual Darkthrone album to date. Featuring 6 tracks of pure Norwegian black metal. Digipak. Moonfog Records.

This album was thought by many, at the time, to be the last Darkthrone would ever produce. Not so. As it stands, this is an exhaustive foray even further into the primitive black metal chaos that they had been exploring over the past five albums, and is actually considered by many to be their greatest work. As it stands, this is like a survey of the influences of the years that had come before, from Bathory to Celtic Frost, Hellhammer to Thorns and Mayhem. Excellent, well-defined, exquisitely engineered paens to blasphemy and the call of the dark, with lyrics written by some of the most notable musicians in the Norwegian scene, including Garm, Ihsahn, etc. Features members from Satyricon, Storm & Isengard.

The Norwegian dark metal act's 1994 album for the Moonfoglabel. Seven tracks, including 'En Vind Av Sorg' and 'TheHorses Of Nebulah'.

The Norwegian dark metal act's 1994 album for the Moonfog label. Seven tracks, including 'En Vind Av Sorg' and 'The Horses Of Nebulah'.