2026 cassette reissue of Nachtmystium's 2004 breakthrough EP, 'Eulogy IV'.

This has only been released on cassette previously one other time (2017, 100 units on Ascension Monuments Media)

This is an all-new design, features the photo of Blake / Azentrius that was superimposed over the greenish-blue woodland photo on the original cover, isolated by itself but with that same aqua-marine blue from the original as a nice subtle color tone over the image. No texts or logos on the front of this edition. They look great.

Package is a 4 panel, double-sided glossy Jcard in standard clear norelco cassette case. All copies come in a resealable poly liner, like all of our cassettes.

First 25 copies have translucent aquamarine cassette shells. Remaining 75 copies will be on black or white cassettes. All three feature the same custom printed glossy labels for sides A & B.

On this edition, side A features the 5 track EP in it's entirety, and the B-side features almost all of the bonus materials that appeared on the 2005 Southern Lord Records limited edition (jewel case CD in 1,000 units) expanded version (except for the shitty live track at the end of that CD release) Those tracks are all covers, recorded between 2003 and 2005 during the 'Eulogy IV' era. Two of them were recorded in the actual same recording sessions as the EP.

Covers are from EARTH, BURZUM, VON and NUNSLAUGHTER.

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2026 reissue of the Sombre Records version of our 2000 debut 5-song demo cassette, 'Holocaust of Eternity'.

Features a mostly true-to-the-original (but a little jazzier version) 6 panel glossy, double-sided jcard. The original was only printed on one side, we've added an old band photo to the backside of the original Jcard layout here.

Comes with white, windowless cassettes with full body cassette shell printed labels.

Totally old-school vibes all the way around. This is where it all started for Nachtmystium. Cool collectors / completist's item or if you're just a tape collector and like our early raw black metal material. Here's a chance to own a little piece of Nachtmystium history for less than $10.

Includes a glossy printed 8.5" x 14" poster with the original Sombre Records flier that was printed and sent around by the label and the band for the first couple years of our existence as we established ourselves. Signed by band leader using his 'Azentrius' alias from the era, in silver marker.

Comes folded.

All purchases include a free .high quality digital download of the audio as well.

New (2nd edition) cassette in custom slipcase with the original unused artwork for 'Assassins: Black Meddle Pt. 1' by Rebecca Clegg (same artist who did the covers of 'Demise', 'Instinct: Decay', Nachtmystium / Xasthur Split 7", 'Silencing Machine' LP, Hate Meditation - 'Scars' LP, etc.) The label didn't think it was "marketable" enough so they went with the infamous art by Valnoir (Mestastazis / Paris, France) that the album is best known for.

Slipcase covers standard norelco clear cassette box with a 4 panel, full color thick-stock double sided jcard and is stuffed with gold cassettes with printed, full-color labels. All this is packed nicely within a resealable poly-liner and features a Japanese-style obi hype strip.

Limited to 50!

New slip case edition (2nd pressing of cassettes of this title) of our 2010 LP, 'Addicts: Black Meddle Pt. II' featuring exclusive art w/an image from the 2010 "Every Last Drop" music video from this album. Slipcase over a standard clear norelco cassette box with a 4 panel, pro-printed card stock full color jcard, clear shelled cassettes with printed labels, and it's all packaged nicely in a resealable poly liner.

Limited to 50!

Jewel case CD 2026 reissue of the ultra limited cassette released in 2018 by Ascension Monuments Media. New pressing on the relaunched Battle Kommand Records (BKR027) Limited to 100 copies. Includes 4 panel full color insert, double sided tray card w/two stickers (Blue NM sigil and 'Premonition of Imminent Disaster' art sticker)

Comes in resealable poly liner.

20th anniversary edition of Nachtmystium's breakthrough 3rd album, 2006's 'Instinct: Decay'. This new version features the original record completely remastered, with careful attention to detail by founding member and primary songwriter, Blake Judd, back in 2021. It then sat on a hard drive until this year for the 20th birthday of this important record in the bands catalog. What was once a murky mess of midrange and hidden details, is now clearer than ever with tons of things most people would've never heard in the original version now coming out from their hiding spots behind the 'murk' of the original.

This limited edition "mini-gatefold'' CD (packaged and presented like a miniature gatefold LP jacket. Even comes in a 3mm poly liner, just like an LP at a record store would be found on the shelf) features the remastered album + TWO UNRELEASED TRACKS from the album's recording. One of them ("Chemical Catharsis") was played live by the band in their sets around 2005 & 2006. This is the only song of the two unreleased tracks that's been released at all - and it was only on the (subscriber-only) Decibel Magazine flexi disc vinyl that came with the 2022 issue where 'Instinct: Decay' was inducted into Decibel's Hall of Fame. Very few people get those, and even fewer heard it / played it. The other song, 'Rites of Unbirth' is a longer track, clocking in over 6 minutes and full of energy and RIFFS. This was written primarily by contributing session guitarist Marcus Launsburry (who also toured with the band briefly in 2007 as a session bassist) This song felt right for the album when it was being recorded, but as we drew closer to the end of the sessions, it became clear that it was (like Chemcal Catharsis) an 'odd-man-out'.

"Rites of Unbirth" here is the final, instrumental mix and has been remastered with the rest of the original album. That's as far as we got with it. Fun fact - this was going to be the opening track (where 'A Seed For Suffering' sits on the actual release!) Can you imagine how different the album would've been in that case?

"Chemical Catharsis'' was a song primarily written by then 2nd-guitarist Mike 'Sinic' LeGros of Chicago death metal legends DISINTER. He and Blake worked out an arrangement of primarily his riffs (as Blake recalls) in Mike's basement during rehearsals for shows to promote 'Eulogy IV' in 2004/2005 and the band proceeded to begin playing it as a live song (which it was great for!) before the recording even happened. Like "Rites of Unbirth", though, it just felt like a stranger to the rest of the album upon completion. Fun fact about this track (or maybe not so fun but just true!) 'Chemical Catharsis'' lyrics were Blake Judd's first ever written about his struggle with substance abuse.

Finally there are two ADDITIONAL bonus demo tracks from the unreleased 2005 'Black Passage' demo, featuring Blake Judd on guitars and producer Chris Black playing drums. The two of them tracked demos for 'A Seed For Suffering' and 'Keep Them Open' during this session and these long-lost demos reappear on an official release finally for the first time ever on this 14 track remastered reissue disc!

ALL PURCHASES INCLUDE A FREE DIGITAL DOWNLOAD

Each CD includes a printed insert, multiple stickers, fliers, an 11x17" one sided (full color) poster of the classic album art by Rebecca Clegg. This poster can be signed if the purchaser wishes (just put a note in your order or send us an email!) The poster will come folded (twice) to fit in a 9x6" bubble mailer when these ship.

Limited to 200 copies ONLY! Cassette version will drop in a week or two as well (as of 6/20/2026) but this tape edition will only feature the album, the bonus tracks are exclusive to this CD version. Get one now while they're here!

'Instinct: Decay' officially turned 20 on May 30th, 2026.
Thanks to all who have supported and praised this weird record over the years, making it a noteworthy release for the genre as a whole, being one of the first truly daring and very experimental black metal records from anywhere in the world to be well received by audiences across the globe.