Painful - Imagines Pestis - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Not Like Everybody Else by The Damned The Damned return with a personal and celebratory record, InchNot Like Everybody ElseInch, a tribute to the band's late guitarist Brian James, who passed away in March 2025. The album includes 10 brand new recordings of covers by some of the artists that influenced Brian on his musical journey and inspired the rest of the band. Kicking off with R. Dean Taylor's InchThere's A Ghost In My HouseInch and moving through classics like Pink Floyd's InchSee Emily PlayInch and The Animals' InchWhen I Was YoungInch. The album closes with InchThe Last Time,Inch a moving track featuring Brian James himself, pieced together from original live performances and remixed for this , cementing the record as both a tribute and a farewell.

2013 from Death/Gore Metal band, a re-recording of their classic (and long out of print) debut album, the Dead Shall Dead Remain, from 2000. Impaled's debut album is still worshipped by fans and considered a classic album. However, there has been a problem for many years - it has been out of print and impossible to find, selling for outlandish prices on Ebay. Thus, the band decided to completely re-record their debut album with the original lineup giving this classic album the sound and production it deserves. The Dead Still Dead Remain sees Impaled painstakingly recreate their debut album from everything to the artwork to using the original lineup with the best recording and production possible.

Pain Effulgence, the third album from Innumerable Forms sees founder Justin DeTore (Dream Unending, Sumerlands) and crew (who comprise of members from bands such as Iron Lung, Power Trip, Mammoth Grinder, and Genocide Pact) deliver their most powerful tectonic-shifting yet. Pain Effulgence sees IInnumerable Forms elevate the trajectory, initially brought forth with their Punishment In Flesh debut and 2022's Philosophical Collapse, to a new plateau of megalithic death/doom artistry. Old-school early '90s Finnish death metal coalescing with early '90s UK death / doom (i.e. old Paradise Lost and old Anathema) continues to be the blueprint upon which Innumerable Forms contrive their sound from and with Pain Effulgence, it continues to become that much more towering and imposing. Akin to feeling the weight of an immense ancient stone of granite being lowered upon you, overwhelming suffocating darkness and monumental mournful triumph, Pain Effulgence was produced by Arthur Rizk and features art by Katie Muller.