These are high quality LPs that are imported from the best plants in Europe and North America. There are two unique for this outstanding release each of which are strictly limited and hand-numbered to 150 copies worldwide. The thick gatefold sleeves have a beautiful metallic effect all over and there’s even raised UV lamination done on parts of the layout. The artwork by Juanjo Castellano looks jaw-dropping here. Each LP comes with a hand-numbered card and download codes.

► Gatefold LP packaging with metallic effect and UV lamination
► Hand-numbered card
► Metallic album artwork sticker
► Multiple download codes
► LPs packed outside the sleeves to avoid seam splits

Please bear in mind that this mockup is for representational purpose only and the actual product may differ.

Like their label and country mates Serpent of Old, Shrine of Denial are blending styles and forging their own sound, and channelling it through narrative, superbly thought out structures that despite the twists and turns remain memorable. Perhaps it is a Turkish trait to have the songs this meticulously written, and to achieve that Shrine of Denial have used elements of both death and black metal in varying degrees, often blurring the boundaries between the two in the process. The result is exhilarating, as the band effortlessly switches from fast, blasting parts to slow melodic hooks and then quickly accelerates back to their high-speed mode, using whatever stylistic liberties available. It is an engaging, intense and stirring album that doesn’t get carried away and goes beyond what is necessary or appropriate; despite the vagaries, it remains solid, cohesive and impactful throughout. For what it does, ‘I, Moloch’ is one of the strongest albums not only to come out of that region in recent times but also in the blackened death metal style as a whole.

For fans of – Serpent of Old, Dead Congregation, Emperor, Behemoth, Burial Invocation, The Chasm

Official Release Date – April 30, 2025