Darkthrone - A Blaze in the Northern Sky
Original Press on Peaceville Records VILE 28.
To me this album is a masterpiece!
Not for sale or trade
Year: 1992
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Could do that!
I love this jacket. Fantastic work
Thanks, got this one many years ago from Dan from Inherit Disease - love the backprint with the Zig art!- Very rare one
Thanks!
This sticker was given to me by Mr. Pervelis himself at Mountains Of Death 2011 :)
Nice patch..- I do like that gruesome 👀
- Awesome find!
Never knew that either! That’s fucking crazy
Sick backpatch
Man this is as weird as it gets.... hahahah. Love it. Two great bands.
Thank you. Found it on Etsy- Cool!
Maybe next time 🤘🏻 Indeed Century were also great! Bought there debut as vinyl.
No, sorry. This one isn't for sale.
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Pretty nice record.
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Agreed. While not as grim as "Panzerfaust" or bittercold as "Under a Funeral Moon," this album will always be the one I remember with most nostalgia. It was this album and its opening moments, that chill war-drum heartbeat at the start of Kathaarian Life Code that forever changed my perspective of music and opened the gates to a world of cold, dark black metal....
Amazing to see an original press of this masterpiece.