Destination LP limited edition release
In 2025, Crematory's "Destination" album was released on a 16-track double LP limited edition by Rock Of Angels Records in Europe, with catalog numbers 3.0284 and 3.0284.101.01.
Artist profile · 05/07/2026
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Crematory’s discography spans over three decades, blending gothic, death, and metal subgenres. Beginning with albums like "Transmigration" (1993) and "...Just Dreaming" (1994), the band shifted towards electronic and industrial textures from their 1999 album "Act Seven" onward. Their output includes recent limited edition vinyl releases under Rock Of Angels Records and Napalm Records. Notable vinyl pressings extend from early 90s to 2025, with key releases available as LPs, many in limited editions and reissues at various price points.
The lineup features Felix Stass (vocals), Matthias Hechler (guitar, clean vocals), Harald Heine (bass), Katrin Jüllich (keyboards), and Markus Jüllich (drums).
Discography
Studio albums, live records, compilations and radio recordings. Each album groups all its editions.
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RevolutionRevolution · 2004
GreedRevolution · 2004
PrayPray · 2008
Black CelebrationInfinity · 2010Essentials
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#1 · 2025Latest studio album with a 16-track double LP featuring gothic metal styles, available on limited edition vinyl priced between €30 and €39.
#2 · 20202020 gothic metal album released on limited edition LP by Napalm Records, with 15 tracks and multiple pressing versions for collectors.
#3 · 20102010 album blending gothic and death metal styles; available on limited edition vinyl reissue with 10 tracks.
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In 2025, Crematory's "Destination" album was released on a 16-track double LP limited edition by Rock Of Angels Records in Europe, with catalog numbers 3.0284 and 3.0284.101.01.
Crematory formed in Westhofen, Germany, in 1991, starting as a death/doom metal band before shifting to gothic metal with industrial elements from 1999 onward.
The album "Unbroken" (2020) was issued on limited edition LP by Napalm Records with at least two pressing variants identified by catalog NPR 929 VINYL in Europe.
From 'Act Seven' (1999), electronic, ambient, and industrial elements increasingly defined the band's sound.— Band's evolving style observation
Crematory's catalog includes albums from 1993's "Transmigration" to 2025's "Destination," spanning genres from doom/death metal to gothic and electronic industrial metal.
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Crematory’s music spans death metal, doom metal, gothic metal, and includes electronic and industrial elements from later albums.
The band was formed in Westhofen, Germany, in 1991.
There are 14 vinyl records listed in their catalog, including recent limited editions from 2025 and earlier releases.
Albums like "Destination" (2025), "Unbroken" (2020), "Infinity" (2010), "Pray" (2008) and "Klagebilder" (2006) are available as limited edition vinyl LPs.
Newer limited edition LPs such as "Destination" and "Pray" are priced between approximately €25 and €39, depending on pressing and edition.
Yes, albums like "Unbroken" and "Destination" have multiple pressing variants, often identified by specific catalog numbers and occasionally differing prices.
Limited edition reissue LPs like "Revolution" (2025) were released on Rock Of Angels Records in Germany with catalog numbers such as 3.0277.101.01.
The band started with a doom-death metal style and moved towards a gothic metal sound, incorporating increasing electronic and industrial influences from 1999's "Act Seven" onward.
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