Bifröst "Mana Ewah (Russia, Fono Ltd., FO1205CD)"

Bifrost is a Pagan/Folk Metal band from Austria, formed in 2005.

Mana Ewah is their fourth and last album, released February 5th, 2016.

Tracklist:

1. Himmelsfall 06:12  
2. Verräters Geschick 06:01
3. Mana Ewah 05:07  
4. Waffenbruder Niedergang 04:55
5. In Todes Angesicht 07:00
6. Tobendes Herz 05:31  
7. Eine neue Zeit 06:19  

Time:  41:05

Includes 8-page booklet.

Titles translations in English:

01. "Heaven's Fall"

02. "Traitor's Destiny"

04. "Brothers in Arms Decline"

05. "In Death's Face"

06. "Raging Heart"

07. "A New Era"

Released in a Jewel Case with 8-pages booklet.

Belphegor "The Last Supper (Austria, Lethal Records, LRC.18)"

Belphegor is an Austrian blackened death metal band from Salzburg. They originally formed in 1991 under the name Betrayer before changing their name in 1993, deriving their current name from the demon of the same name.

Their first album, The Last Supper, was released by Lethal Records in January 1995. At this time the band's logo was also redesigned to include two inverted crosses surrounded by blood.

Tracklist:

1. The Last Supper 03:57   
2. A Funeral Without a Cry 04:53  
3. Impalement Without Mercy 03:44  
4. March of the Dead 04:57  
5. The Rapture of Cremation 03:55  
6. Engulfed in Eternal Frost 03:39
7. D.I.E. (Drowned in Excrements) 03:34  
8. In Remembrance of Hate and Sorrow 04:59  
9. Bloodbath in Paradise (Part 2) 03:01  
10. Kruzifixion (Betrayer cover) 04:09  

Time:  40:48  

Includes a booklet that folds out into a poster on one side.

"Kruzifixion" is a cover version of a song by Betrayer, an early incarnation of Belphegor.

Rare slipcase promo version released. Limited to 666 numbered copies.

Recording information:

Recorded and mixed at Stage One Studio, Bühne, Germany except 'Kruzifixion', (first appearance on Demo Feb. '91) new arranged and recorded at Studio 5, Austria.

Summoning "Sounds Of Middle Earth (Limited Edition, Picture Disc)"

Sounds Of Middle Earth is a box set only available as limited x5 picture disc LP limited to 1000 copies.

This box contains 12-inch vinyl stuff. The box also contains a 12 pages booklet with unpublished photos and lyrics.

Tracklist:

Lugburz 50:44   

1. Grey Heavens
2. Beyond Bloodred Horizons
3. Flight of the Nazgul
4. Where Winters Forever Cry
5. Through the Valley of the Frozen Kingdom
6. Raising with the Battle-Orcs
7. Master of the Old Lure
8. Between Light and Darkness
9. The Eternal Lands of Fire
10. Dragons of Time
11. Moondance

Minas Morgul (sides A & B) 36:01   

1. Soul Wandering
2. Lugburz
3. The Passing of the Grey Company
4. Morthond
5. Marching Homewards
6. Orthanc

Minas Morgul (sides C & D) 32:20  

1. Ungolianth
2. Dagor Bragollach
3. Through the Forest of Dol Guldur
4. The Legend of the Master-Ring
5. Dor Daedeloth

Dol Guldur (sides A & B) 33:10   

1. Angbands Schmieden
2. Nightshade Forests
3. Elfstone
4. Khazad-Dûm

Dol Guldur (sides C & D) 33:02  

1. Kôr
2. Wyrmvater Glaurung
3.  Unto a Long Glory...
4. Over Old Hills

Time:  03:05:17

Under exclusive license from Napalm Records.

Comes packed in cardboard box and with 10-page 12"-size booklet with lyrics.

This is the first time Summoning material is available on vinyl format.

Summoning "Minas Morgul (Germany, Napalm Records, NPR 013)"

Minas Morgul is the second full-length album by the Austrian black metal band Summoning. The band and many of their fans consider this album to be their debut album as it developed the "Summoning sound" and brought the band to a larger audience due to its lyrics involving J. R. R. Tolkien's themes.

The album received dominantly positive reviews. It was criticized for the vocals and Kraftwerk-esque drum sound, but was praised for its context referencing Tolkien. Sputnik describes the band's sound as bombastic and unique because the synths provide medieval sounds, giving it an amazing result when fused with guitars. Metal Storm considers the album as one of the most appreciated black metal releases.

Track listing

1. "Soul Wandering" (Instrumental) 2:33
2. "Lugburz" 7:14
3. "The Passing of the Grey Company" 9:16
4. "Morthond" 6:44
5. "Marching Homewards" 8:11
6. "Orthanc" (Instrumental) 1:40
7. "Ungolianth" 6:36
8. "Dagor Bragollach" 5:06
9. "Through the Forest of Dol Guldur" 4:46
10. "The Legend of the Master-Ring" 5:28
11. "Dor Daedeloth" 10:16

Total length: 67:52

Comes with a 4-page foldout.

Lyrics based on writings by J. R. R. Tolkien.

The front illustration of the album was taken from Mark Harrison's cover painting for Roger Taylor's The Call of the Sword (1988) novel.

Recording information:

Produced and mixed at Tonstudio Hörnix.