Past Withering Crypt releases
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THE SUN SINKS
Recorded in 1997, the three song cassette of The Sun Sinks fused a diverse range of sounds: militant industrial marching beats to folk rhythms and esoteric-like synth all lyrically laced with Nietzschean overtones, cultural atavism, strength and will. The Sun Sinks is the fire of destruction and the seeds of rebirth.
CALL OF THE WOLVES / HAGALL split
Split release on cassette from two atavistic projects from the late 90's. Call of the Wolves played Viking metal the old way, full of vigor and hate. Hagall was dark industrial, presenting here two soundscapes.
ISSACHAR "Wolves in the Winter - Rehearsals 1995"
"Wolves in the Winter - Rehearsals 1995" is never before heard recordings from an little known second wave US Black metal band Issachar. For 20 years these barbaric live sessions have remained in obscurity until now. This is raw pagan black metal at its best.
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DEN "Eternally Traveling the Landscapes"
Recorded on a 4 track throughout the mid 1990's to early 2000's, the music of Den was dark & folkish synth soundscapes, focused on the cosmic mysteries and the Odinist spirit. Combining the intellectual and the magico-mystical, Den is a vessel of transport and liberation: a spiritual reaction for the degenerate and decomposing modern age.
SUPERIOR "Demo 1 - 1996"
"Demo 1 - 1996" is a re-release of the only recording from Superior, an atavist project from the United States playing black metal in the style of Veles and early Graveland. Originally recorded in January 1996, this demo is now re-mastered and re-edited on cassette.
HELEL DALKIEL "Extracted from Hell"
Recorded in September 1994 and released in 1995, this obscure demo by sole-member Helel Dalkiel (originally released under the project name Ghoul) is now re-released and re-mastered for the for the first time in almost two decades. Ranging from lo fi deathlike atmospheres to harsh industrial electronics, Helel Dalkiel was true "black noise."
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