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Old Mans Child - The Pagan Prosperity (Vinyl)

Old Mans Child - The Pagan Prosperity (Vinyl)

Artist: Old Mans Child

Music Genre: Metal, Rock

Cat No
CKC025PLP
Released
2026
Pressing
Europe
Styles
Black Metal

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ArtistOld Mans Child
FormatVinyl
LabelCosmic Key Creations
Catalogue no.CKC025PLP
GenreMetal and Rock
Released11 September 2026
Barcode8721018034024

Old Man's Child — The Pagan Prosperity
Format: Vinyl • Label: Cosmic Key Creations (CKC025PLP) • Released: 2026 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Black Metal

Tracklist:
A1. The Millennium King
A2. Behind The Mask
A3. Soul Possessed
A4. My Demonic Figures
B1. Doommaker
B2. My Kingdom Will Come
B3. Return Of The Night Creatures
B4. What Malice Embrace

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Norwegian melodic black metal band from Jessheim/Oslo, founded in 1993.

The foundation of the band was discovered in 1989 when Galder/Grusom (Thomas Rune Andersen Orre) and Tjodalv (Ian Kenneth Åkesson) founded a Metallica/Slayer cover band called Requiem. By 1993 they had become a death metal band and later that year changed their style to black metal and became Old Man's Child. Excluding the band's early years, Old Man's Child has been very much a solo project of Galder, who typically used the help of session musicians on albums and tours. Despite being more occupied as guitarist in Dimmu Borgir, Galder kept Old Man's Child alive until 2009, after which the band didn't release new music.

In 2019 Galder revived Old Man's Child and in 2024 announced his departure from Dimmu Borgir to concentrate fully on his own band. In 2025 the band made its first live performances in 25 years.

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