Released in standard jewel case with black tray

Given out exclusively to attendees of an invitation-only Facebook event on 2020-01-25. Contains MP3s of the album and cover art.

挪威黑金。

Released on CD and double LP (limited to 500 copies).
This CD has been pressed twice, this can be determined by comparing the CD and the back tray card.
CD released in 2003 by Norma Evangelium Diaboli, limitation unknown.
CD re-released in 2004 by Norma Evangelium Diaboli, limitation unknown.
CD re-released in 2006 by The Ajna Offensive exclusively for the US, limitation unknown.
The album was originally scheduled for release on Svartvintras Productions, but was eventually released by NED due to the extreme and continued delays by Svartvintras. The album has been recorded in the Necromorbus studio in 2001.

1988 release for Scandinavian black metal act. Eight tracks including, 'Odens Ride Over Nordland', 'A Fine Day To Die', 'The Golden Walls Of Heaven' & 'Pace 'Til Death'.

Head Not Found. 2004.

Hail Gorgoroth.

This is a brand-new and special double CD edition of Bethlehem's cherished album Dictius Te Necare.

The two music/PC-video CDs are packaged into a DVD box and contain:

-the full Dictius album in all it's uniqueness,

NOT-RIGHT headtrip remixes from Dictius, Dark Metal and S.U.I.Z.I.D., and the above mentioned unreleased tracks,

-PC-ROM videos (including a mid ninetees era live video from Dark Metal days),

-and two sought after rare tracks from the Dictius sessions. Also included is an oversized booklet with never before seen photos (group and single shots) from the Dictius and Reflektionen era of Bethlehem. And don't worry - all their abnormal and strange BETHLEHEM krank is in here as well. This god-like release is of the highest quality imaginable and is the ultimate tribute to D I C T I U S T E N E C A R E !

1999 release for Scandinavian metal act. 8 tracks. Osmose productions.

In the last few months Akhenaten surprised Red Stream with the recording of an unexpected MCD, "Dethroned, Conquered and Forgotten" which shows a brutal and unrelentingly sinister corner of this musician's vision. Unleashed by Red Stream almost without warning to the industry or fans, the MCD is yet another example of the band's (and label's) unwillingness to conform.