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Nihilistikrypt "Psykhosis" Eagerly continuing to stoke the fires of death metal that ushered in the current year, Nailboard Records is proud (and also a tad scared) to present the debut full-length album “Psykhosis” by the lunatic group of deathsters Nihilistikrypt. 
Ceremonial Perfection "Alone in the End" Nailboard Records is proud to announce the January 11th, 2011 release of the debut album of the up-and-coming Estonian melodic death metal band Ceremonial Perfection.  |
Nihilistikrypt Nihilistikrypt plays fast and brutal death metal with modern touch. There’s no room for pleasant melodies here. Just inexorable and severe blasting combined with groovy breakdowns, accompanied by down-to-guts growling. Their music is dark, unexpected and uncompromisingly evil. After their debut demo "Required Sacrifices" (released in 2005) and numerous gigs Nihilistikrypt is now ready to unleash their full fury upon death-metal masses.  
Ceremonial Perfection Ceremonial Perfection is an emergent five-piece from Tallinn, Estonia, formed in late 2007. The band´s ascent is impressive, especially considering the members´ average age of below 20. In a mere three years they have played extensively in Estonia, while also managing a scattering of performances abroad, including a successful two-and-a-half-week tour of Russia, sharing stages with Finland´s massively renowned Norther. The melodic foundation of the band´s music is suffused in heavy riffs and atmospheric keys, thus making the concordant essence of their songs embraceable both by headbangers as well as those wholly unfamiliar with metal. 
Forgotten Sunrise One of Estonia’s very first heavier bands Forgotten Sunrise, currently travelling dark-electro landscapes of increasing singularity, released two records in early 1990s, the importance of which to the development of the local extreme music scene is hard to overestimate. The dark and atmospheric demo "Behind The Abysmal Sky" (1993), together with the mini-album "Forever Sleeping Greystones" released by the Finnish Rising Realm Records in 1994, inspired scores of musicians in Estonia as well as abroad — which cannot have been hindered by Forgotten Sunrise’s boldness in experimentation with instruments uncommon in death-metal, such as synthesizer, violin, flute and the mouth harp. 
Smõuk Smõuk are a band that knew to be in the right place at the right time. The explosively charged situation whereby there was a considerable amount of active psychedelic hard rock enthusiasts in Estonia, but a serious lack of entirely genre-specific artists, had to terminate sooner or later. We’re lucky that the tension was relieved by Smõuk, in whose witty, haunting, groovy and inarguably original compositions overdriven vintage garage noises are combined with bursts of constructive energy, proto-pagan shamanic chants with the liberality of the 1970s hippie rock, and progressive sonic quests with auditive-meditative brain tourism. 
Loits “Tears in sky of grayish tone In quiet mourn the wind doth moan Broken heart and broken bones Frozen on the lips is the oath sworn It is a day of festive mood A friend of mine is accoladed All gentlefolk in fancy suits Proudly standing by the casket” Loits as the conscience and spokesperson of Estonian nationalism, a manifest to the sufferings of the Estonian nation, a pillar for future generations. “Must Album” June 4, 2007 
THE SIN:DECAY As if conjured up by sorcery, a gargantuan statue of a pseudo-Kalevipoeg — the gigantic hero of Estonian national epic — is about to be erected on the Southern coast of the Gulf of Finland. And who should we find in the drakkar embraced by the southbound wave-wading monsterman but a bunch of panicking, scared-to-death citizens of the world, most probably Finns? “An Estonian never returns home empty-handed,” is the comment of the exited participants. Which means that Nailboard Records that has thus far been dedicated to helping along local artists, should quit wasting time. A hefty hammer is sternly gripped in a heavy hand and a new nail is hammered in the board already before preparations for the pouring of Kalevipoeg’s concrete boots can be initiated. “Industrial metal with heavy electronic programming and distorted vocals — the Sin:Decay aren´t a million miles away from the likes of Kovenant and Deathstars.” These words found in the 159th issue of Metal Hammer should suffice as introduction to our freshest victim. The limited mini album by THE SIN:DECAY will be released in an 8-panel digipak format on February 26, 2007. The fact that a scoundrel of local origin (and probably known to those of you that are well-versed in the Estonian metal scene) has joined forces in this venture with the ex-members of ...and Oceans, should stir up some pre-release buzz... Already nailed: Ceremonial Perfection | East Trading Wang | Echosilence | Forgotten Sunrise | Goresoerd | Human Ground | Loits | Manatark | Metsatöll | Must Missa | Nihilistikrypt | Nitrous | Pedigree | Smõuk | Taak | Tharaphita | THE SIN:DECAY |
Nailboard Records present - Nihilistikrypt `Psykhosis´ 04.04.2011 Eagerly continuing to stoke the fires of death metal that ushered in the current year, Nailboard Records is proud (and also a tad scared) to present the debut full-length album “Psykhosis” by the lunatic group of deathsters Nihilistikrypt.  Goresoerd play Tuska — the foremost Nordic metal music festival! 24.01.2011 The demolition brigade of Goresoerd, having recently released a successful full-length "Tüdruk ja Surm" ("The Maiden and Death") as well as a split-MCD with Tukkanuotta, have yet another reason to be proud: the ghoulish gentlemen will be performing at the most popular Scandinavian metal festival Tuska taking place in the middle of Helsinki city on July 22–24! The achievement is also noteworthy for the fact that thus far the only Estonian band to have performed there were Metsatöll in 2006. Nailboard Records signs melo-deathsters Ceremonial Perfection 08.12.2010 Nailboard Records is proud to announce the January 11th, 2011 release of the debut album of the up-and-coming Estonian melodic death metal band Ceremonial Perfection. To support the release, the band will embark upon a 15-day tour of Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. |
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