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NEW / SEALED "Nuclear War Now! continues its ongoing Sabbatical proliferation campaign with these first three installments in a series of cassette releases from the infamous purveyors of Japanese blacking metal. Included in this initial wave of cassettes are the band’s first three full-length albums: “Envenom” (1991), “Evoke” (1992), and “Disembody” (1993). Originally released by Gezol’s own Evil Records, all three have since been reissued numerous times by several different labels each, but with inconsistent quality of presentation. As with its Sabbat vinyl reissues, NWN! has opted to retain the...
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NEW / SEALED "Following the 1993 release of its third album, “Disembody,” Japan’s Sabbat continued a trend it had established with its first three full-lengths by releasing its fourth album in four consecutive years in 1994. “Fetishism” largely followed in the same vein of thrashy first-wave black metal as its two immediate predecessors, “Evoke” and “Disembody,” which would not necessarily be unexpected given the continuing lineup of Gezol (bass/lead vocals), Temis Osmond (guitars/keyboards/backing vocals), and Zorugelion (drums/backing vocals). As with all three previous albums, founding member and...
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NEW / SEALED "Following the release of its fifth studio album, “The Dwelling,” in 1996, Sabbat returned to a somewhat more conventional approach to songwriting with its 1999 follow-up, “Karisma.” Whereas “The Dwelling” consisted of a single, hour-long track composed of several different movements in the band’s signature style, “Karisma” reflected a more traditional structure, with six separate songs of Sabbatical “blacking metal.” This more standard framework aside, “Karisma” is anything but your typical black metal album or a carbon copy of one of Sabbat’s earlier works. On the contrary,...
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NEW / SEALED "By 1993, Sabbat had already been active under that name for eight years and previously for four more under other aliases. That year marked the release of the Japanese “Blacking Metal” cult’s third album, “Disembody,” which followed “Envenom” and “Evoke” from 1991 and 1992, respectively. This third full-length further solidified the status and chemistry of the three members first fully united on the preceding album, who would remain together for twelve more years, a span during which they would release five more full-lengths and countless other live, split and EP releases. Unlike much...
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Two of New Zealand's most chaotic entities unleash their unique brands of evil, grinding death metal. Pro manufactured cassette. Black and white cassette shell with white and black ink print. Double-sided one panel jcard. Sabbatic Goat / Trepanation by Sabbatic Goat Sabbatic Goat / Trepanation by Trepanation
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