Liturgy of Death: Black & Apricot Splattered Vinyl LP The Fernweh I Don’t Know Where I

I Don’t Know Where I Stand (Stoney End - 1971)

The move was sudden and unforeseen

A debut solo album that trades the thunder of the stage for something slower and more cinematic: the high and lonesome desert song of a man unsteady under the weight of his past

where Elton returns this November for the first time since his iconic 1975 concert there

These songs are the only recordings of the band’s line-up of Scott Hill (vocals/guitar)

Liturgy of Death: Black & Apricot Splattered Vinyl LP The Fernweh I Don’t Know Where IWith their new album Liturgy of Death, MAYHEM reaffirm their status as the most uncompromising force in Norwegian black metal. After four decades of excess, the band has reached a new pinnacle: faster, heavier and darker than anything else in their oeuvre to date. The album unfolds as a relentless meditation on death in all its manifestations existential, spiritual and absolute. With Necrobutcher, Hellhammer, Attila, Teloch and Ghul working closer