Phantasm Iii Lord Of The Dead (1994)

Employing a sinister blend of goth-metal and dark industrial rock, Germany's Lord of the Lost was founded in 2007 by vocalist/guitarist Chris Harms, who had previously fronted Hamburg-based gloom-rockers Philiae. The group released its first studio LP, Fears, in 2010, with Antagony arriving the following year.

Lord Of The Lost return with their seventh studio album Judas (via Napalm Records) and, as usual, act completely liberated from musical shackles and genre boundaries. With this polished and detailed release, which was conceived as a double album from the beginning, the five musicians cement their outstanding position as exceptional artists and climb to the next level with their most innovative and mature release to date, which doesn't want to fit into any pigeonhole. Not only the sound is massive, but also physically Lord Of The Lost deliver impressively with Judas: The album will be available as a limited 2-CD mediabook, 2-CD sleevepack and 2 x 2 LP gatefold recycled vinyl

Enduring and accessible advice for living with wisdom and compassion―and meeting the end of life with courage and peace

Iratus: Lord of the Dead is a turn-based tactical roguelike RPG set in a dark fantasy universe. Lead an army of undead to help an angry necromancer in his quest to reach the surface world and bring death to the mortal realms!

What good are grand accomplishments and heroic deeds if no one sings of them after you have gone? A royal legacy is only useful, after all, if it can provide cover and legitimacy for those who come after you. Live on in the memory of your subjects and rivals in Legends of the Dead, a Core Expansion for Crusader Kings III.