Deluxe limited edition wooden box set, limited to 100 copies worldwide.
Including:
-3D Metal Belt Buckle,
-Christus Bebimus, Virgo Edimus woven patch,
-Phosphorus Vol I Cassette (exclusive to this edition)
-Phosphorus Vol I CD slipcase
-Phosphorus Vol I Poster flag
in a High Quality black painted wooden box with Hetroertzen ’s new symbol in Red at the top.
 
Released by Listenable Records.
All orders come with free postcard and stickers.
 
Press:
666 / 666 – SWALLOWED IN BLACK
5 / 6 – SCREAM MAG
9.6 / 10 – METAL FACTORY
4 / 5 – NEW NOISE MAGAZINE
8,5 / 10 – DEAF FOREVER
8,5 / 10 – NECROMANCE MAGAZINE
8 / 10 – SEIGNEURS DU METAL
8 /10 – OCCULT BLACK METAL ZINE
8 / 10 – PROMULGATION OF THE BLACK ARTS
3,5/ 4 - METAL OBS
13/15 – LEGACY
7,8 / 10 – METALLERIUM WEBZINE
7,8 / 10 – BLACK METAL CULT
7,5 /10 – ACTA INFERNALIS
7,5 /10 – ROCKHARD GERMANY
7,4 / 10 - ZEPHYRIS ODEM
7 / 10 – ROCK CASTLE FRANKEN
7 / 10 – ROCK HARD ITALY
7 / 10 – QUEENS OF STEEL
15 / 20 – FRENCH METAL
14 / 20 - LES ETERNELS
75 / 100 – ADDERGEBROED
7 / 10 – BLEEDING4METAL
 
 
“Assuming that good old black metal is covered in ice and dark guitars with lonely dissonances, on this record, you’ll find the classic arpeggios of BM’s glory years, guttural, raw vocals and spoken passages that will stab your heart and go freeze your veins.” Black Metal Cult 7,8 /10
 
“It’s a substantial and ambitious otherworldly consignment of ritualistic, occult art, harrowing, haunting and steeped irredeemably in sheer horror and dread..” Swallowed in Black 666/666
 
“The band's music speaks for itself so convincingly that it works perfectly even if you have no interest in it to dive into the thematic worlds of  HETROERTZEN” Deaf Forever 8,5/ 10
 
“In  my  opinion  Hetroertzen  are  a  very  great  sounding  occult  black  metal  band  and  if  you  are  a  fan  of  this  musical  genre,  you  should  check  out  this  recording.” Occult Black Metal Zine 8/10
 
“It's clean, well done, perfectly mastered.” Seigneurs Du Metal 8/ 10
 
“Ultimately, Phosphorus Vol 1 is a black metal composition that’s robust with a dark atmosphere and taboo concepts.” New Noise Magazine 4 /5
 
“Phosphorus Vol I will hypnotize a receptive audience, while offering some Old School sounds to attract the curious ones.” Acta Infernalis 75/100
 
“Hetroertzen takes the listener to the deepest and darkest corners of human existence.” White Room Reviews
 
“You’ll especially dig it if you prefer mid-ranged vocals over the standard screeching, along with dissonant riffs and pounding rhythms that evoke high drama and get the imagination going.” Decibel Magazine
 
“A quality creation, full of strength as well as mastery." Les Eterneles Mag 14/20
 
“Hetroertzen are definitely worth discovering in Black Metal circles if you don't know them yet. The dark, occult themes are conveyed authentically, the Black Metal is sometimes staged in an old school way, sometimes in a more atmospheric way." Rock Castle Franken 7/10
 
"Creepy, dark and haunting, Phosphorus Vol I is probably the best black metal album of this year." Vecteur Magazine
 
"A seventh capital sin for the Swedes of Hetroertzen which already calls for a next one". Metal Obs' Magazine
 
“When fire meets water. When the dark must bring you to the light” Metallian
 
"HETROERTZEN, - just remember the name and join their mystical universe." Scream Magazine 5/6
 
“With "Phosphorus Vol.1" the seventh album by Hetroertzen is ready for listening pleasure” Metal Factory 9.6 / 10
 
"All songs on "Phosphorus Vol I" flow into each other, creating a real work of Art." Legacy - The Voice From The Dark Side 13/15
 
"...There is a huge progress in terms of sound and compositions comparing to “Uprising Of The Fallen” (Bows to Deacon D. and the rest of the band). “Phosphorus…” is much more aggressive, expressive and much darker release than its predecessor..." Apocalyptic Rites
 
“…The latest record `Phosphorus, Vol. I’ is again different. It’s a more sinister entity, a more choking and threatening record in every sense of the word…” VM-Underground
 
“…Mysterious and gloomy is what comes to my mind when listening to this band, which has both aspects to its credit; the music can be very fast and aggressive, very slow and enveloping, atmospheric, although always remaining homogeneous and dark…” Necromance Magazine 8,5 / 10
 
“…Phosphorus Vol I is a very solid addition to the archives of a very excellent black metal band…” Queens of Steel 7/10