Name: Domine Non Es Dignus
Brand: Anaal Nathrakh

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

VHR1002BL

Colour

Black

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Discogs ID

Format multiplier

Download code

Download code: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Extended format

Extended format: No

Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2024-05-17

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier GB

Proper

Tax rate GB

Standard:20

UPC / Barcode

642613468350

Total Cap

Black LP

VHR1002C

Green

Green / Blue / Black Marble Vinyl

Extended format: Yes

2024-05-10

642613666848

Green LP

Artist

Anaal Nathrakh

Genre GB

Metal

Label GB

Vacation House Recordings

Anaal Nathrakh is a black metal and grindcore band hailing from Birmingham, England. Formed in the late 1990s, they quickly gained recognition with their intense and aggressive sound.
The band's first demos, "Anaal Nathrakh" and "Total Fucking Necro," were released in 1999 under a deal with Leviaphonic Records. These demos showcased their raw talent and set the stage for their future success.
Influenced by bands such as Belphegor, Marduk, Emperor, and Gorgoroth, Anaal Nathrakh has carved out their own unique niche in the extreme metal scene. Their music combines blistering guitar riffs, relentless drumming, and ferocious vocals to create a sonic assault like no other.

Newest Listed Items

After their first release "The Codex Necro," Anaal Nathrakh chose a new path with "Domine Non Es Dignus." Grindcore influences were added to the raw approach of Black Metal, creating a furious and annihilating piece of work. Grindcore is not the only influence though, they have taken inspiration from more genres than that.There are clean vocals every once in a while, guttural vocals when they're needed and the melodic riffing provides a fresh bit of air. And what is there, when none of the previously new influences mentioned are present? Crushing, ripping, skin-tearing black grind. Hell yeah. "Domine Non Es Dignus" starts off with a wave of noise accompanied by the sound of someone puking, then "The Oblivion Gene" kicks in.Blasting beats, ripping riffs and violent vocals, everything you search for is present here. Near the end of the song a surprising melodic solo pops up and disappears just as fast as it came. This happens more often and also a change of vocal style (guttural or clean) can be found in a couple of songs. Some may not like it, but I see this as a nice addition and also a way of keeping the songs apart, as they can sound a bit the same at some points. The intro of the next song is pretty characterizing for what Anaal Nathrakh lyrical themes are about.A man speaks one single sentence, namely: If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever. This is their combination of misanthropy and a nihilistic message with a hint of humor and sarcasm.Something that also should be said about this album is the great production. The sound is very cold and mechanical which suits this militant form of music very well. Especially the drums sound inhuman and like pounding artillery and the guitars shred and sound like razors, they are all grinding, demolishing and relentless tracksYES, FINALLY, after almost 10 years 'Domine Non Es Dignus' is back available with this mighty GREEN/BLUE/BLACK super marble re-issue on VHR!!!---Available on black vinyl and limited Green / Blue / Black super marble vinyl.inside a glossy laminated sleeve with an insert with pictures/notes and black poly-lined inner bag.

Domine Non Es Dignus

Music GB

Discover Domine Non Es Dignus by Anaal Nathrakh on vinyl from Vacation House Recordings. Raw Black Metal meets Grindcore in this furious re-issue.