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Compilation album of the mixes and rare versions of the greatest songs by legendary German Pop/Disco band.
Sony Music Entertainment Poland, 2017 (88985379702). Made in Poland. Pressed in Austria. First press.


Tracklist:

CD 1
1. You're My Heart, You're My Soul (7'' Version) 3:48
2. You Can Win If You Want (Special Dance Version) 5:19
3. Cheri, Cheri Lady (Special Dance Version) 4:52
4. With A Little Love (UK 12" Version) 5:24
5. Atlantis Is Calling (S.O.S. For Love) (Extended Version) 5:23
6. Brother Louie (Special Long Version) 5:20
7. Just We Two (Mona Lisa) 3:55
8. Geronimo's Cadillac (Long Vocal Version) 5:02
9. Lonely Tears In Chinatown 3:29
10. Jet Airliner (Radio Version) 4:16
11. In 100 Years... (Part 1) 3:51
12. Locomotion Tango 3:49
Running time: 54:48 min.

CD2
1. You're My Heart, You're My Soul (Modern Talking Mix '98) 3:49
2. You Are Not Alone (Video Version) (Feat. Eric Singleton) 3:23
3. Sexy Sexy Lover (Rap Version) 3:10
4. China In Her Eyes (Vocal Version) 3:46
5. Don't Take Away My Heart (New Vocal Version) 3:54
6. Win The Race (Radio Edit) 3:35
7. Last Exit To Brooklyn (Radio Edit) 3:16
8. Ready For The Victory (Alternative Radio Version) 3:16
9. Juliet 3:37
10. TV Makes The Superstar (Extended) 5:05
11. Space Mix '98 (Long Version) (Feat. Eric Singleton) 21:36
Running time: 58:26 min.

Total playing time: 112:55 min.
 

First re-release of the fifth full-length studio album by legendary German Pop/Disco band.
The album contains single "Jet Airliner", which entered the top-10 in Germany and Austria and top-20 in Switzerland and Sweden.
"Romantic Warriors" peaked at No. 3 in Germany on 6 July 1987 and spent a total of four weeks within the top-10. The album was certified Gold in Switzerland and Hong Kong, and Platinum in Spain.
Sony Music Entertainment Netherlands BV/Music On Vinyl, 1987/2019 ‎(MOCCD13756). Remastered. Made in Netherlands.


Tracklist:
1. Jet Airliner 4:19
2. Like A Hero 3:45
3. Don't Worry 3:31
4. Blinded By Your Love 4:02
5. Romantic Warriors 3:59
6. Arabian Gold 3:43
7. We Still Have Dreams 3:18
8. Operator Gimme 609 3:39
9. You And Me 4:04
10. Charlene 3:50
Total playing time: 38:12 min.

First re-release of the first full-length studio album by legendary German Pop/Disco band.
The album spawned two singles. The lead single, "You're My Heart, You're My Soul", topped the charts in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Belgium, while charting inside the top five in France, Norway and Sweden. The second single, "You Can Win If You Want", reached number one in Germany and Austria, number two in Switzerland and Belgium, and the top 10 in France and the Netherlands. Both singles attained Gold sales status in Germany, having each sold over 250,000 units.
The album peaked at number one in Germany on 27 May 1985, spending four weeks atop the chart and 18 weeks within the top 10. It was eventually certified Platinum by the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (BVMI), denoting shipments in excess of 500,000 copies in Germany.
Hansa/BMG Ariola, 1985/1988/1995 ‎(259 510). Made in Germany. Re-press.


Tracklist:
1. You're My Heart, You're My Soul 5:36
2. You Can Win If You Want 3:53
3. There's Too Much Blue In Missing You 4:45
4. Diamonds Never Made A Lady 4:08
5. The Night Is Yours - The Night Is Mine 5:33
6. Do You Wanna 4:26
7. Lucky Guy 3:34
8. One In A Million 3:46
9. Bells Of Paris 4:15
Total playing time: 39:58 min.

First split-release of Polish Black/Death Metal and second split-release of Polish Black Metal bands.
Pact of two hordes extremely obsessed with death and hatred resulted in a material that will destroy yours Metal souls. Rough, dirty and soaked to the bone of mouldy cult Metal - reh & f****ng Metal!
35 minutes sordid and stuffy essence of the rehearsal room, smelly with sweat and blood!
For maniacs of f****n’ Metal Underground!
CD with collector’s pit-art!!
Old Temple/Moon Records, 2012 (OLD .64. / MR007). Made in Poland. First press.


Tracklist:

MOLOCH LETALIS
1. Plugawy Pakt 03:00
2. Sex-Mag 05:01
3. Necronomicon 04:51
4. Skrzydła Smierci 04:21

HATE THEM ALL
5. Fire 02:50
6. A Skull Destroyed By Time 02:20
7. Bloody Pact 02:36
8. Son Of Hell 01:51
9. Go To Hell (Motörhead cover) 03:23
10. Fucking Scum 01:42
11. Ta Noc 02:27

Total playing time: 34:24 min.


Samples: http://oldtemple.bandcamp.com

The second full-length album by American Deathcore band.
In January 2009, Molotov Solution inked a deal with Metal Blade and began crafting their second album, and first for this label. Tim Lambesis of As I Lay Dying and Daniel Castleman were brought on board to mix, and tracking was handled by Kelly Cairns at Lambesis Studios in San Diego, CA (Sworn Enemy, Impending Doom, War of Ages).
Though still primarily groove based, there is more depth to the album's sound. Drawing from last year's "Dark Alliance", Molotov Solution has incorporated a greater sense of melody into their music. "Atrum Inritus", which wouldn't sound out of place on a Torchbearer record, is the most obvious example of this, and pulls off the melodic guitar leads without sacrificing its intensity. "Monolithic Apparatus" and "Corpus Imperium" straddle between the two styles effectively as well, and while there isn't any technical wizardry to be found in either track, they're still impressive in themselves. Although it lacks the catchiness of "Atrum Inritus", the seven minute closing track, "The Dawn of Ascendency", is the most complete song on "The Harbinger". Chilling clean guitar breaks, all out riffing, and slow melodic harmonies are all utilized, which does not particularly new formula by any means, but Molotov Solution puts an excellent spin on it nonetheless. 
In all honesty, "The Harbinger"'s more straightforward tracks aren't quite as appealing, particularly tracks like "Only the Dead", which abuses the breakdown a little more than one would like, and "Rule By Secrecy", which never really gets itself going. There still are some solid Death Metal tracks in the form of "Awakening" and "Warlords"; they aren't quite as instantly gratifying as some of Molotov Solution's other works, but they are excellent tracks that get more interesting with repeated listening. It's also worth mentioning that Arthur has improved his vocals tenfold. The awful pig squeals utilized on Molotov Solution are completely gone, with Arthur opting for a more traditional sounding growl that is much easier on the ears.
Ultimately, "The Harbinger" is a step up for Molotov Solution, but they still have a long way to go yet. Their lyrical work, as well read as it may be, still needs some ironing out, and sometimes guitarists Robbie Pina and Sims Collison ride breakdowns a little too heavily. But as a whole, "The Harbinger" is a very solid record; the heaviness isn't too so overdone that it sounds stale and forced, the melodic additions help flesh out the sound, and most of all, the record is rather tastefully constructed. If anything, you owe it to yourself to at least listen to "The Dawn of Ascendency", but the majority of the album is worth looking into. So go do it! Stick it to The Man!!
Metal Blade Records Inc./Fono Ltd., 2009 (FO784CD). Made in Russia. Used (cover/disc): EX+VG+.


Tracklist:
1. Warlords 3:25
2. Rule By Secrecy 3:54
3. Only The Dead 3:09
4. Atrum Inritus 2:20
5. Corpus Imperium 4:21
6. Monolithic Apparatus 3:17
7. The Harbinger 3:20
8. Enslaved 4:08
9. Awakening 3:42
10. Living Proof 3:17
11. The Dawn Of Ascendancy 6:52
Total playing time: 41:45


Samples: http://www.lastfm

The third full-length studio album by Ukrainian Black Metal band.
Brutal Black/Death Metal from the depths of Carpathian Mountains.
CD comes with 24-page booklet.
Vacula Productions, 2017 (VP 042). Made in Ukraine. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Aurora Borealis (Intro) 02:28
2. Destiny of Warrior 05:34
3. Ice Kingdom 09:22
4. Way to Valhalla 09:10
5. Wild Hunt 07:13
6. Rise of the Blade 07:37
7. Memory of Ancients 09:25
8. Immortality 05:44
Total playing time: 56:35 min.


Samples: https://vaculaproductions.bandcamp.com

The fourth full-length album by American Thrash Metal band.
Monolith is a US (Winchester, Virginia) act formed in 1994. The band released their self-titled debut full-length studio album in 1995 and have since released several studio albums.
Pretty moshy fare, tends to remind more of Pro-Pain and bands of that ilk. Though nothing mindblowing, the guitarwork is pretty good. It's more complex than most moshcore, with some rather melodic parts to it, making it more interesting than most bands with this sound. They even invoke a couple of Slayer riffs here and there. Also we can hear nice slow Groove on here, reminds Pantera a bit, maybe with a little old Entombed mixed in toward the end just for flavor.
Overall it's good album. In their defense, they do this style of music a lot beter than most!
For fans of Pantera and Slayer!!
Icon Records, 2002 (ICON2002). Made in USA. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Metal Odyssey     03:09 
2. Into You     03:08 
3. Let it Go     03:17
4. Come Join the Fight     03:40
5. Root of All Hatred     03:27
6. Bloodseed     03:41
7. Derailing     06:19
8. Endless Negativity     03:23
9. Beez     04:28
10. What to Think?!     04:12
11. Endbringer     05:31
Total playing time: 44:15

Japanese Death Thrash in Spirit of the Samurai! "Why did they have to go to ruin..." Mononofu is now lamenting "Pride of the defeated" in place of the defeated who was not able to leave one's own name to war-torn history. Real SAMURAI invasion Mononofu unmerciful Death / Black / Thrash Metal. There is a truth of cruel war-torn history here.
Mononofu /Amputated Vein Records, 2008 (SDHG-1578)


Tracklist:
1.General Uyama Choses Death In Regret 04:28
2.Rebellion Of Hon-Nouji Temple 04:52
3.Wardead At Kami-Tambara 04:09
4.Oshibara Kuzure (Battle in the Oshibara) 03:04
5.Give Me The Seven Defects And Eight Agonies 05:34
6.Light Of Sunset Seen From Kozuki Castle 03:58
Total playing time 26:05

Sixth full-length album by Progressive Thrash/Death/Heavy Metal band from New Zealand.
The band was actually born in New Zealand, but was later reactivated in London, UK. They already have several full-length releases under their belts.
Perfectly mix of Thrash, Black, Death, Grind, Power and Heavy Metal!!
Casket Music, 2008 (CSK178).  Made in UK.


Tracklist:
1. Hit The Ground Running 05:30
2. Cursed 04:38
3. Matariki Dawn 06:06
4. Unlikely Hero 03:52
5. Meanwhile 05:30
6. Crux Victorialis 02:46
7. Death Sentence 01:48
8. Blastnet 05:01
9. Godkiller 02:57
10. Kingdom Of Heathen 05:30
11. Over And Out/Coming Home 04:15
12. Macroscope 04:39
Total playing time: 52:32 

The second full-length album by russian-Ukrainian Post-Black Metal band.
"Absurdum" is entirely dedicated to the works of Albert Camus and Jean-Paul Sartre. Dark existentialism entwined with unconventional plangent melancholic Black Metal and weird polyphony created by stringed and keyed instruments.
Ten-minute title song is a pure manifesto of absurd setting the tone for the whole album, while the rest of the songs tell stories about fatuity and pointlessness of being.
The original eclectic combination of Dark, Doom and Black Metal with some elements from Classical music and Avant-Garde which cannot be compared to anything familiar or forced into any traditional framework known to the listeners!
CD also features EP "I Am Empty" (2014) as a bonus!!
Symbol of Domination Production/More Hate Productions, 2015 (SODP022 / MHP 15-144). Made in Russia. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Naught 03:04 
2. Absurdum 09:36 
3. God of Dust 05:11 
4. At Final Was Nothing 05:52 
5. Etude in Color of Past 03:12 
6. Hospice for All 09:03 
7. Farther and Farther 06:51 
8. Of Memory 06:52 
9. Fadding World 05:27 
10. Escape 08:19 
11. Nihilist 04:40 
12. Porcelain Swan 07:31 
13. Black Road 04:13
Total playing time: 79:51


Samples: https://symbolofdomination.bandcamp.com

The debut full-length album by russian Epic Medieval/ Atmospheric Black Metal band.
The attractiveness of music performed by the band take roots in its stylistic diversity. Here you can find instrumental songs with charming Folk melodies, acoustic guitar pieces, grand symphonic suites alternating with radio drama inserts and battle drums edged with guitar distortion. There are also Extreme Black Metal songs based on Metal riffs flavored with true belligerent screaming accompanied by epic choirs. As a result, we have an original musical canvas created by Moongates Guardian duo – a perfect soundtrack to “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy that welcomes listeners to the mysterious world of the Middle-Earth!
More Hate Productions, 2015 (MHP 15-137). Made in Russia. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Back to Middle-Earth (Preludium) 03:18 
2. Lament for Theoden 04:01 
3. Wolven Blood 03:58 
4. Boromir's Riddle 04:01 
5. Isildur's Curse 04:34 
6. The Fall of Gil-galad 04:00 
7. The Riddle of Strider (Album Version) 03:27 
8. Smeagol's Promise 03:09 
9. Song in the Orc-Tower 05:40 
10. Malbeth the Seer's Words 05:58 
11. Moria (Preludium) 03:58 
12. Lament for Gandalf 07:08 
13. Children of the Sea 06:59
Total playing time: 60:11


Samples: http://moongates-guardian.bandcamp.com

The second full-length album by russian Epic Medieval/Atmospheric Black Metal band.
The musical material of the new album continues and logically develops the ideas brought forth with the debut “Eternal Legend”. Moongates Guardian duo appeals to the listeners with its epic musical canvas imbued with the atmosphere of the ancient world of Middle-Earth, breathing a new life into the immortal epic of J. R. R. Tolkien. In comparison with the debut, the new songs evolved both on compositional and structural levels: they became more complicated yet coherent. Within the album, all tracks are interconnected with short interludes and sound like a single musical canvas still preserving their individuality.
“In The Beginning” stands out from other similar epic medieval albums primarily for cool and easy-to-remember melodies served masterfully and with taste. The album itself does not sound like a compilation of symphonic lines and pieces – everything is in its place, nicely mixed into a kind of fantasy Black Metal soundtrack. It can be stated that with this album the band has developed its own distinctive style.
The lyrics traditionally employ the poems by Tolkien, however this time they are translated and performed in Russian language.
Don’t waste your time and check it out!!
More Hate Productions, 2014 (MHP 15-157). Made in Russia. First press.


Tracklist:
1. In the Beginning (Prologue) 03:50
2. A King He Was on Carven Throne 07:19
3. The Morning Star 01:02
4. Song of Earendil (Part I) 07:42 
5. Two Trees of Valinor 04:44
6. Song of Earendil (Part II) 07:32 
7. Under the Power of the Ring 07:25 
8. Mounds of Mundburg 07:14 
9. Guardians (Epilogue) 03:23
Total playing time: 50:11


Samples: https://moongates-guardian.bandcamp.com

The second Box Set by legendary Finnish Folk/Pagan/Black Metal band.
Moonsorrow justifiably has become one of the Folk/Black/Viking Metal genre’s most famous acts, with their surprisingly sophisticated take on the genre, showcasing some of the best clean vocals the genre has to offer, and incorporating influence from disparate genres like Progressive Metal and film scores.
Limited Edition to 500 copies, the Box Set includes a cardboard box with metallic foil stamping, collecting five Digipack CDs with four full-length albums and one EP, as well as a Poster.    
Hammerheart Records, 2019 (HHR 2019-47). Made in Netherlands.


Tracklist:

CD 1: "Voimasta Ja Kunniasta" (2001)
1. Tyven 1:52
2. Sankarihauta 7:41
3. Kylän Pässä 7:38
4. Hiidenpelto (Including Häpean Hiljaiset Vedet) 9:20
5. Aurinko Ja Kuu 8:14
6. Sankaritarina 13:50
Playing time: 48:35 min.



CD 2: "Kivenkantaja" (2003)
1. Raunioilla 13:36    
2. Unohduksen Lapsi 8:17    
3. Jumalten Kaupunki (Including Tuhatvuotinen Perintö) 10:42    
4. Kivenkantaja 7:39    
5. Tuulen Tytär (Including Soturin Tie) 8:36    
6. Matkan Lopussa 4:54
Playing time: 53:44 min.



CD 3: "Verisäkeet" (2005)
1. Karhunkynsi 14:00
2. Haaska 14:42
3. Pimeä 14:08
4. Jotunheim 19:28
5. Kaiku 8:19
Playing time: 70:37 min.



CD 4: "V: Hävitetty" (2007)
1. Jäästa Syntynyt / Varjojen Virta 30:10    
2. Tuleen Ajettu Maa 26:19
Playing time: 56:29 min.



CD 5: "Tulimyrsky" EP (2008)
1. Tulimyrsky 29:45    
2. For Whom The Bell Tolls (Metallica cover) 7:43
3. Taistelu Pohjolasta (Re-recorded track from “Tämä Ikuinen Talvi” demo 1999) 8:10
4. Hvergelmir (Re-recorded track from “Metsä” demo 1997) 9:30
5. Back To North (Merciless cover) 13:08
Playing time: 68:16 min.



Total playing time: 297:41 min.

The tenth full-length studio album by legendary Portuguese Extreme/Gothic Metal band.
After two years, Moonspell return with "Alpha Noir", an album that reinforces the idea that they are still, in fact, one of Metal’s premier acts. Over the last decade, the band have increasingly pursued the Gothic side of their sound to the point that many Metal fans simply walked away thinking the band had lost interest. Not unlike brethren Paradise Lost and Amorphis though, Moonspell dig deep and craft a much heavier album than anyone expected.
"Alpha Noir" is a welcome revisit to the band’s early works and probably their most ferocious sounding since their debut, "Wolfheart" (1995). This is due in no small part to the guitar work. Throughout this album the guitars offer face melting riffs and wild soloing that lasts more than a few seconds here and there. Additionally, there is a ton of lead work happening at all times and it just makes everything bigger and angrier.
"Axis Mundi", "Lickanthrope", the title track and "Love Is Blasphemy" are perfect examples of how rockin’ this album gets. While they still maintain a Gothic underpinning, the guitars and aggressive vocals that are at the fore command your attention. They have killer riff led verses with an explosive chorus that make you want to pump your leather studded wristband laden fist in the air and sing along.
"Opera Carne" is the centrepiece here. It has some really memorable lead guitar pieces and a vocal that sounds like its wordsmith is being torn to pieces as he sings. When the chorus hits, it blankets you in Rammstein-esque gang vocals that sound like a million angry oppressed.
Fans of the bands last few albums will find traces of things to enjoy as well. Most notably, "Sine Misssione" which has a very Atmospheric feel to it that reminds a bit of "Sin / Pecado"’s material (1998). "Em Nome do Medo" is another moment that leans more to the Gothier side, although its edges are still heavy...
Moonspell are one of those bands that always bring it but you will be shocked to hear such an aggressive album from them, as they seemed to have moved past this style a long time ago. If you are a fan of the first couple of albums and lost heart then you should come back ASAP! If you love the band’s output in the new millennium, you’ll still enjoy plenty of this!!
Napalm Records Handels GmbH, 2012 (NPR 425 CD). Made in Austria. Pressed in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Axis Mundi 4:56
2. Lickanthrope 3:49
3. Versus 4:39
4. Alpha Noir 4:30
5. Em Nome Do Medo 4:27
6. Opera Carne 3:52
7. Love Is Blasphemy 4:31
8. Grandstand 4:53
9. Sine Missione 4:57
Total playing time: 40:34 min.

The eleventh full-length studio album by legendary Portuguese Dark/Gothic Metal band.
Portuguese pioneers Moonspell first brought the Dark flames to their native country – and then set the rest of the world aflame with milestones such as "Irreligious" or "Night Eternal".
"Extinct" erects another monument to sundown and those dark hours and lets Fernando Ribeiro`s sombre vocals collide with modern riffing, Blackened melodies and Operatic grandeur.
The album includes a guest bozuoukitara performance by Yossi Sassi on the track "Medusalem". Also, on that same track, before the guitar solo starts, another guest artist, Mahafsoun, narrates the chorus in the Persian language.
An awe-inspiring album like this one truly deserves to be appreciated by all music lovers, it doesn’t matter if you’re a Metalhead or not. In other words, go listen to "Extinct" with the person you love the most, or simply close your eyes and savour it by yourself, resting assured that while Moonspell are among us dark and meaningful music will never be extinct!
Always one step ahead of the rest, always resisting all genre boundaries!!
Napalm Records Handels GmbH, 2015 (NPR 581 CD). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Breathe (Until We Are No More) 5:32
2. Extinct 4:42
3. Medusalem 5:06
4. Domina 5:08
5. The Last Of Us 3:25
6. Malignia 5:06
7. Funeral Bloom 4:10
8. A Dying Breed 4:29
9. The Future Is Dark 5:08
10. La Baphomette 2:47
Total playing time: 45:33 min.

The promotional EP for the forthcoming fourteenth full-length studio album, “Far From God”, by legendary Portuguese Gothic Metal band.
Released with the Legacy Magazine #162 (03/2026), EP includes the album and the demo versions of the title track from “Far From God”, a Joy Division cover and three live tracks from 2022-2023.
Musthave for every Moonspell fan!
Napalm Records/Devil Inc. Presseverlag/Legacy Magazine, 2026 (DEVIL #162). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Far from God (Album version) 5:08
2. Far from God (Demo version) 5:08
3. Love Will Tear Us Apart (Joy Division cover) 3:40
4. The Last of Us (Live at Largo de José Duarte Coelho, Entrocamento,Portugal, 19/7/2023) 3:45
5. Herr Spiegelmann (Live at TivoliVredenburg, Utrecht,The Netherlands, 16/10/2022) 4:54
6. Mephisto (Live at Sono Centrum, Brno, Czechia, 09/10/2022) 5:04
Total playing time: 27:39 min.

The third re-release of the second full-length studio album by legendary Portuguese Gothic Metal band.
If an alien ever visited the Earth and asked “what is Gothic Metal?”, a peace offering of "Irreligious", Moonspell’s groundbreaking 1996 album, would have been the perfect answer to the inhabitant of a far, far away galaxy. "Irreligious" is the jewel of the crown of the style. Because of its prefect balance. Not too little, not too much, this album is the perfect pitch and absolute archetype of Gothic Metal. It is the crossroad where Metal meets Gothic and lead the way to a different style and fusion between the darkened elegance of Goth and the powerful depths of Heavy Metal. At one time modern and classic, it truly survived the test of time with the most amazing the style has ever heard, from the smashing hit-opener "Opium" to Moonspell’s eternal ode to the Moon in the shape of "Full Moon Madness". The latter is usually the closing song during almost every Moonspell concert, which over time has become a characteristic of their concerts. Before the song begins, Fernando Ribeiro often makes the sign of the circle (symbolizing Moon) over the crowd. 
The tracklist in near-perfect, with songs that are lean and catchy but at the same time rich in depth and texture, which ensures the album withstands, and in fact almost invites, repeated listens.
The production is alright, but it causes the guitars to sound thin in a few places. The guitars are midway between heavy and melodic. There are no solos but some interesting leads. The songs have a dark yet upbeat vibe to them. The overall feel is something epic and stylishly evil.
The bass does its own thing for the most part, since there was only one guitarist on this album. He follows the drums but adds a sufficient flare to keep things fascinating. The drums are creative and the beginnings of Miguel coming into his own. There are some underlying keyboards, which are mostly used as background.
The vocals are brilliant and go from a low deathly growl to a more mid-high shriek. The clean vocal is the standard deep Gothic-esq croon. There is also a female vocalist at "Raven Claws".
"Irreligious" is one of those albums that tell a story from beginning to end. The lyrics are poetic, introspective, and expansive. When combined with the highly original music, they create a moody, sexy atmosphere that works well.
"Irreligious" is a sublime album of quintessential Gothic Metal. It is one of those records that define the genre itself, masterfully combining the harshness of Extreme Metal with Dark Atmospheric Gothic Rock. "Irreligious" is a masterpiece. It’s an album that has stood the test of time and has risen to be one of the best records not only in Moonspell’s discography, but also in the genre as a whole!!
Ltd. to 500 copies digipack includes original artwork and 12-page booklet.
Century Media Records/Alma Mater Records/Rastilho Records, 1996/2023 (AMR-I-MMXXIII-2CD). Made in Portugal.



Tracklist:

CD1: Irreligious
1. Perverse...Almost Religious 1:07
2. Opium 2:46
3. Awake 3:05
4. For A Taste Of Eternity 3:53
5. Ruin & Misery 3:48
6. A Poisoned Gift 5:34
7. Subversion 2:44
8. Raven Claws 3:16
9. Mephisto 4:58
10. Her Spiegelmann 4:35
11. Full Moon Madness 6:47
12. Opium (Radio Edit) 
Running time: 42:33 min.

CD2: Moonspell Live Across Europe, winter 1996/1997
Part I
     1. Intro
     2. Opium
     3. Awake
     4. Ruin & Misery
     5. Raven Claws
Part II
     6. Herr Spiegelman
     7. Mephisto
Part III
     8. Intro
     9. For A Taste Of Eternity
     10. Full Moon Madness


https://moonspell.bandcamp.com/

The first re-release of the eighth full-length studio album by legendary Portuguese Gothic Metal band.
Moonspell were among the founders and foremost protagonists of that style during the nineties. Like the Portuguese metropolis, "Night Eternal" is riddled by a multitude of alleys and places. Moonspell's city of Lisbon and their new album share a wise and experienced beauty as well as the opposing principles of heat and cold, life and death, severity and gentleness, male strength and female magic. 
"Night Eternal" continues the trend of Moonspell revisiting their original heavy roots, much like they did on 2006’s "Memorial" and 2003’s "The Antidote". While "Memorial" was an overall heavy album with slowing down in tempo solely in atmospheric instrumental tracks, "Night Eternal" shuns purely instrumental interludes but rather focuses on creating variation within the individual tracks. This works brilliantly, and while "Memorial" became predictable at times because of a lack of changes in tempo and heaviness, "Night Eternal" is all the more captivating and beautiful when Moonspell holds back a little yet more crushing than ever before when they go full-throttle. This resulted in "Night Eternal" being received well overall by international music critics and managing to reach both Portuguese and French album charts.
Moonspell have re-discovered themselves once more and still found a way back to their origins. They continue to couple the fire within their souls with poetic emotionality, a gentle touch of the erotic, as well as a distinct melancholic mood.
Fully remastered by Tue Madsen, extended version re-release includes three bonus tracks.
Century Media Records/Alma Mater Records/Rastilho Records, 2008/2019/2021 (AMR-XII-MMXIX). Made in Portugal. Re-press.


Tracklist:
1. At Tragic Heights 6:51
2. Night Eternal 4:09
3. Shadow Sun 4:23
4. Scorpion Flower (feat. Anneke Van Giersbergen) 4:33
5. Moon In Mercury 4:22
6. Hers Is The Twilight 2:54
7. Dreamless (Lucifer And Lilith) 5:16
8. Spring Of Rage 4:04
9. First Light 5:47
Bonus songs:
10. Age Of Mothers 5:42
11. Earth Of Mine 5:25
12. Unhearted 4:25
Total playing time: 57:51 min.


Samples: https://almamater.bandcamp.com

The third re-release of the debut full-length studio album by legendary Portuguese Gothic Metal band.
In the ever Scandinavian-obsessed climate of the early to mid-90’s, album like "Wolfheart" were incredibly important, as they made a bold and defiant statement that there were bands from other countries singing about their own culture and rich folkloric history in pride and passion.
It's funny how, at such an early stage of their career, a band, from a country with a relatively unknown metal presence, can change their sound, and not only succeed, but make one of Metal's unique records. This is a vast departure from the morbid Occult Black Metal with Arabic influences showcased in their earlier "Under The Moonspell" EP, instead delving deeper into the newly-born Gothic Metal sound and its aesthetics. The black metal is still present, though, but in a more melodic form, not unlike the one of the Greeks Rotting Christ (which, casually, would start their turn towards the Gothic side of the Metal spectrum one year after this was released), in the form of tremolo-picked riffs and harsh vocals, and the Folk elements are not quite the ethnic and Arabic influences of the EP, instead using flutes and cleanly sung vocals, thus having a more native (at times, bordering on Celtic) feel. Those influences are in perpetual clash with the Goth Rock influences, like the emotional, bordering on melodramatic baritone vocal performance (with spoken parts) and the abundance of ethereal synths which are the main contributors to the eerie, Dark, Gothic-Horror themed atmosphere of the music. There are some female vocals too, but, they are used not in the obnoxious 'Beauty-and-the-Beast' way, but as background vocals, for most of the time.
"Wolfheart" is a high watermark in modern Lusitanian musical culture, and it's highly recommended for people who have an interest in actual Goth Metal, which can keep a sinister vibe! A wild (midnight) ride!!
Ltd. to 500 copies Box Set includes:
- Numbered clamshell type box;
- “Wolfheart” LP (exclusive colour – Blue/White “Quad” Splatter vinyl in gatefold cover and 12-page booklet);
- “Vampiria” 12” Single (exclusive colour – Blood Splatter vinyl in gatefold cover; 45 RPM);
- “Wolfheart” MC (exclusive colour – Red Version);
- “Wolfheart” 2CD Digipack (incl. exclusive Bonus CD with live tracks);
- “Wolfheart” 105x60 cm Flag (exclusive item);
- “Wolfheart Symbol” Enamel Pin (exclusive item);
- “Wolfheart” 5x5 cm Patch (exclusive item).
Century Media Records/Alma Mater Records/Rastilho Records, 1995/2023 (MMXXIII-XLI-BOX). Made in Portugal. First press.


Tracklist:

“Wolfheart” LP
Side Wolf
1. Wolfshade (A Werewolf Masquerade) 7:43
2. Love Crimes 7:34
3. Of Dream And Drama (Midnight Ride) 3:59
4. Lua D'inverno 1:48
5. Trebraruna 3:30
Side Heart
6. Vampiria 5:36
7. An Erotic Alchemy 8:05
8. Alma Mater 5:37
9. Ataegina (Bonus Track) 4:01
Running time: 47:53 min.


“Vampiria” 12” Single
Side A
1. Vampiria (Original Version)
Side B
2. Vampiria (Live in Paris 1995)

2CD
CD 1 “Wolfheart”
01. Wolfshade (A Werewolf Masquerade) 7:43
02. Love Crimes 7:34
03. Of Dream And Drama (Midnight Ride) 3:59
04. Lua D'inverno 1:48
05. Trebraruna 3:30
06. Vampiria 5:36
07. An Erotic Alchemy 8:05
08. Alma Mater 5:37
09. Ataegina (Bonus Track) 4:01
CD 2 “Moonspell Live (1995)”
01. Intro *
02. Love Crimes *
03. ...Of Dream And Drama (Midnight Ride) *
04. An Erotic Alchemy *
05. Lua D'Inverno *
06. Trebraruna *
07. Wolfshade (A Werewolf Masquerade) **
08. Vampiria **
09. Alma Mater **
*Live at Saarbrüchen, Germany, winter of 1995
**Live at Paris, France, fall of 1995

“Wolfheart” MC
Side Wolf
1. Wolfshade (A Werewolf Masquerade) 7:43
2. Love Crimes 7:34
3. Of Dream And Drama (Midnight Ride) 3:59
4. Lua D'inverno 1:48
Side Heart
5. Trebraruna 3:30
6. Vampiria 5:36
7. An Erotic Alchemy 8:05
8. Alma Mater 5:37
9. Ataegina (Bonus Track) 4:01
Running time: 47:53 min.

The third re-release of the debut full-length studio album by legendary Portuguese Gothic Metal band.
In the ever Scandinavian-obsessed climate of the early to mid-90’s, album like "Wolfheart" were incredibly important, as they made a bold and defiant statement that there were bands from other countries singing about their own culture and rich folkloric history in pride and passion.
It's funny how, at such an early stage of their career, a band, from a country with a relatively unknown metal presence, can change their sound, and not only succeed, but make one of Metal's unique records. This is a vast departure from the morbid Occult Black Metal with Arabic influences showcased in their earlier "Under The Moonspell" EP, instead delving deeper into the newly-born Gothic Metal sound and its aesthetics. The black metal is still present, though, but in a more melodic form, not unlike the one of the Greeks Rotting Christ (which, casually, would start their turn towards the Gothic side of the Metal spectrum one year after this was released), in the form of tremolo-picked riffs and harsh vocals, and the Folk elements are not quite the ethnic and Arabic influences of the EP, instead using flutes and cleanly sung vocals, thus having a more native (at times, bordering on Celtic) feel. Those influences are in perpetual clash with the Goth Rock influences, like the emotional, bordering on melodramatic baritone vocal performance (with spoken parts) and the abundance of ethereal synths which are the main contributors to the eerie, Dark, Gothic-Horror themed atmosphere of the music. There are some female vocals too, but, they are used not in the obnoxious 'Beauty-and-the-Beast' way, but as background vocals, for most of the time.
"Wolfheart" is a high watermark in modern Lusitanian musical culture, and it's highly recommended for people who have an interest in actual Goth Metal, which can keep a sinister vibe! A wild (midnight) ride!!
Ltd. to 500 copies digipack includes original artwork and 12-page booklet.
Century Media Records/Alma Mater Records/Rastilho Records, 1995/2023 (AMR-MMXXIII-XLI-CD). Made in Portugal.


Tracklist:
1. Wolfshade (A Werewolf Masquerade) 7:43
2. Love Crimes 7:34
3. Of Dream And Drama (Midnight Ride) 3:59
4. Lua D'inverno 1:48
5. Trebraruna 3:30
6. Vampiria 5:36
7. An Erotic Alchemy 8:05
8. Alma Mater 5:37
9. Ataegina 4:01
Total playing time: 47:53 min.