Name: Inter Arma - Sky Burial t-shirt
Brand: Inter Arma
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Inter Arma - Sky Burial t-shirt

$19.99

Inter Arma Sky Burial t-shirt. Printed on standard tees.

Inter Arma - Sin Eater Serpent Sun t-shirt

$19.99

Inter Arma Sin Eater t-shirt. Printed on standard tees.

Inter Arma - Sin Eater Serpent Sun t-shirt

Inter Arma - Paradise Gallows t-shirt

$19.99

Inter Arma Paradise Gallows t-shirt. Printed on standard tees.

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Inter Arma - Ibayarifin Cosmic Gate t-shirt

$19.99

Inter Arma Hell Gate t-shirt. Printed on standard tees.

Inter Arma - Ibayarifin Cosmic Gate t-shirt

Inter Arma - Sun Down t-shirt

$19.99

Inter Arma Sun Down t-shirt. Printed on standard tees.

Inter Arma - Sulphur English t-shirt

$19.99

Inter Arma Sulphur English t-shirt. Printed on standard tees.

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Inter Arma - Logo dad hat

$19.99

Inter Arma unstructured dad hat with logo embroidered on the front.

Inter Arma - Sulphur English 12”

$19.99

1. Bumgardner 01:59
2. A Waxen Sea 07:24
3. Citadel 06:40
4. Howling Lands 06:59 video
5. Stillness 09:04
6. Observances of the Path 01:43
7. The Atavist's Meridian 12:34
8. Blood on the Lupines 08:36
9. Sulphur English 11:49

Richmond's INTER ARMA, reigning masters of the slow build, continue to trace a distinctly ambitious trajectory through modern metal. Their impulses tend toward the epic, but never bloat; they meld several styles — doom, sludge, and hard psych — without coming off like dilettantes. This newest full-length, Sulphur English, finds them mining deeper in the proggy organic doom fields that made both Paradise Gallows and Sky Burial so thrilling while expanding further the on the psych-folk strain that made those albums' peaks seem so lofty.

Few metal bands have ever made such effective use of acoustic instruments in truly heavy environments as INTER ARMA do; the acoustic guitar that stitches "Stillness" together is as effective as any overdriven bass; a two-minute gloomy piano-and-feedback piece titled "Observances of the Path" rolls out the carpet for "The Atavist's Meridian," an album highlight that rides a gigantic, roomy drum sound into realms akin to a murkier Paradise Lost, a more aggressive Om, and a dreamier, more stoned Kylesa all playing together at once. Few bands make music as engrossing as INTER ARMA; their lengthy, almost meditative songs rumble patiently forward until you're ready to get thrown off a bridge — and then they throw you, with great force.
- Words by John Darnielle

Inter Arma - Garbers Days Revisited 12”

$19.99

Scarecrow
Southern Man
Hard Times
March Of The Pigs
The Girl Who Lives On Heaven Hill
In League With Satan
Runnin' Down A Dream
Purple Rain

"Anchored by a punishing and timely take on Neil Young’s “Southern Man,” this unexpected covers collection finds the audacious Southern band cutting loose." - Pitchfork

Inter Arma - Paradise Gallows CD

$10.99

1. Nomini 02:30
2. An Archer in the Emptiness 07:20
3. Transfiguration 09:10
4. Primordial Wound 10:01
5. The Summer Drones 06:46 video
6. Potomac 06:00
7. The Paradise Gallows 11:41
8. Violent Constellations 11:13
9. Where the Earth Meets the Sky 05:33

After already having taken forward-thinking extreme music to unprecedented heights over the course of their short but propulsive career, Richmond's INTER ARMA are back with another opus of epic proportions. Like the band's previous works, the new album 'Paradise Gallows' is direct and foreboding while maintaining a nuanced, artful perspective. INTER ARMA's signature palette of dissonant high-end and abyssal low-end has been augmented with swathes of thick, impressionistic melody that lend 'Paradise Gallows 'a truly biblical sense of scale, both lyrically and in terms of the album's sonic content. Harsh and acoustic passages (including the band's first-ever foray into clean vocals) spar with complex rhythmic structures across nine sweeping tracks over 71 minutes of expansive, progressive heaviness. Dense, funereal, and richly evocative, 'Paradise Gallows' is a vibrant blend of doom, post-metal, sludge, avant-garde, black and death metal, and is a singular and powerful new addition to the band's already monumental discography.

Inter Arma - Sulphur English CD

$10.99

1. Bumgardner 01:59
2. A Waxen Sea 07:24
3. Citadel 06:40
4. Howling Lands 06:59 video
5. Stillness 09:04
6. Observances of the Path 01:43
7. The Atavist's Meridian 12:34
8. Blood on the Lupines 08:36
9. Sulphur English 11:49

Richmond's INTER ARMA, reigning masters of the slow build, continue to trace a distinctly ambitious trajectory through modern metal. Their impulses tend toward the epic, but never bloat; they meld several styles — doom, sludge, and hard psych — without coming off like dilettantes. This newest full-length, Sulphur English, finds them mining deeper in the proggy organic doom fields that made both Paradise Gallows and Sky Burial so thrilling while expanding further the on the psych-folk strain that made those albums' peaks seem so lofty.

Few metal bands have ever made such effective use of acoustic instruments in truly heavy environments as INTER ARMA do; the acoustic guitar that stitches "Stillness" together is as effective as any overdriven bass; a two-minute gloomy piano-and-feedback piece titled "Observances of the Path" rolls out the carpet for "The Atavist's Meridian," an album highlight that rides a gigantic, roomy drum sound into realms akin to a murkier Paradise Lost, a more aggressive Om, and a dreamier, more stoned Kylesa all playing together at once. Few bands make music as engrossing as INTER ARMA; their lengthy, almost meditative songs rumble patiently forward until you're ready to get thrown off a bridge — and then they throw you, with great force.
- Words by John Darnielle

Inter Arma - Garbers Days Revisited CD

$10.99

Scarecrow
Southern Man
Hard Times
March Of The Pigs
The Girl Who Lives On Heaven Hill
In League With Satan
Runnin' Down A Dream
Purple Rain

"Anchored by a punishing and timely take on Neil Young’s “Southern Man,” this unexpected covers collection finds the audacious Southern band cutting loose." - Pitchfork