| THULCANDRA to Re-Release First Three Albums on Strictly Limited Colored Vinyl on April 23 Pre-Order NOW! Watch a New Live Video for “Fallen Angel’s Dominion” HERE! |  |
| Fallen Angel’s Dominion (2010)“Black Metal of the extra class on the tracks of Dissection”Martin Loga – Powermetal.de Under A Frozen Sun (2011)“Technically, atmospherically and compositionally THULCANDRA are on par with the biggest heroes and survivors of their genre”Björn Thorsten Jaschinski – Rock Hard Ascension Lost (2015)“A flawless homage to the Swedish legends of the early nineties”Martin Wickler – Metal Hammer Germany’s answer to Swedish Old School Death Metal in the style of Dissection, Necrophobic and Unanimated, THULCANDRA, will re-release their three albums Fallen Angel’s Dominion, Under A Frozen Sun and Ascension Lost on strictly limited colored vinyl via Napalm Records on April 23, 2021! All three albums have gained classic status within the genre and are currently completely sold out on vinyl. Together with the pre-order start, THULCANDRA have released a live video for “Fallen Angel’s Dominion”, recorded in 2010 in their hometown Munich. THULCANDRA on the new video:“For our fans supporting THULCANDRA since the very beginning, we produced a few selected video clips with footage shot in Munich, Germany. Enjoy the title track of our debut album “Fallen Angel’s Dominion”, performed live back in 2010.” Watch “Fallen Angel’s Dominion” HERE: |
| THULCANDRA on the Re-Releases:“With sheer endless patience our fans asked constantly for new vinyl editions of our first three albums. While THULCANDRA are working in full swing on the new album, Napalm Records granted our wish to re-release Fallen Angel’s Dominion, Under A Frozen Sunand Ascension Lost as limited editions featuring massive gatefold covers. Since 2010, each record has been ornated and adorned with a grand artwork of Kristian – the Necrolod – Wahlin. To savor each album in its full glory, listen to the music, read through all lyrics and discover each and every detail in those ice cold, freezing and lastly inimitable cover artworks.” |
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