Invidious "In Death" music cassette available at Into Endless Chaos

Death metal maniacs! TAPE WORSHIP AT ROTTING LEVELS!
The long sought-after 2024 cassette edition of Invidious' unforgettable "In Death" EP, re-released with a new layout in 2024 by Sepulchral Voice Records can be found at Into Endless Chaos Records' webstore!

That's right, the putrid-reeking stench of this rotten piece of top notch Death metal has reached us through the ether, but beware it's a limited edition and we don't know how many are left, so act fast if you wish to secure your copy.
[Updated: seems to be sold out already...not surprisingly!]

Invidious' "EP "In Death" was formerly released on Imperium Productions in 2011 on vinyl, then on Sepulchral Voice Records on CD in 2014.

This 2024 edition on tape on SVR features a new, grave-like layout and more images of this morbid artefact can be seen below

Art as an endless exploration: an interview with Gottfrid Åhman

Gottfrid Åhman; 2021

We are beyond delighted to bring you an interview with an artist whose music has meant and means so much to many of us: he has been one of In Solitude's founding members and wrote with them some of the most powerful melodic passages and some of the most memorable atmospheric moments of their music; he has been involved in some of the most putrid death metal with Invidious (and produced the ferocious Degial); he has conjured tunes of dark rock with No Future, made some captivating solo music, too; he has performed live with the schizo-rockers Reveal!, and more recently, he has been making some peculiar and striking music in the form of PÅGÅ, once again with his brother Pelle, who has been member with him of most of the aforementioned bands: we are talking of course of Gottfrid Åhman, who has been so kind to answer some questions for all of us about his past and present activities, his inspirations, his creative process and more.
He is also a talented video maker and has directed the fascinating music video for Shaam Larein's song "Aurora" as well as her official live videos; he has also created some otherworldly visuals for his own music, for No Future videos, and for PÅGÅ's songs "Enter" and "Olili": we didn't forget this and in the interview you'll also find some parts which discuss this side of his artistic production.

Throughout all the years this site has been active (since 2013, formerly as Fuck yeah, In Solitude) there have been countless times where we have listened, watched and praised his music and art so we are extremely glad and honored to have had the chance to discuss all this with him, we hope you will enjoy this as much as we did and we want to say a big thank you to Gottfrid for the interesting answers he gave us, offering us an intriguing way to look at his art from his own perspective.

For the love of tapes!

Today, October 14th, is the 2017 Cassette Store Day and so it feels the right time for a tape appreciation post. Why cassettes have been regaining so much popularity in recent times should be no mistery: surely vinyls are beautiful and sound great, CDs have a really convenient price/quality ratio, and digital files combine good quality with the advantage of being immediately available anywhere; but tapes...!, tapes are iconically linked to the underground, they are the underground music format, and despite having of course a rather lower sound quality than other formats, they keep that "cheap'n'nasty" feel that fits so well for several "less mainstream" genres.

All of Them Tapes

Below is a collection of images which shows some tape editions of albums by In Solitude and In Solitude related bands. Some of them have been sold out for a while now, others are still available somewhere, and others have been released just recently, so in case anyone is caught by a compulsive buying attack seeing those beauties, some links to purchase them, when available, have been added, too.
Long live the tape format!