Seven Kingdoms

Seven Kingdoms (formerly Angelisc Enterprises) is a small English record label founded in 2005. It is owned by the brothers Athelstan and Wulfstan, who are members of the pagan/black metal band Forefather. The label operates in the niche of underground extreme metal, releasing albums by acts such as Thronar and Hellveto, and it also handles releases connected to Forefather itself, including the CD 'Curse of the Cwelled' and a re-issue of 'Ours is the Kingdom'. Merchandise for Forefather is sold through the associated outlet Blood Fire Merch. As a micro-label, Seven Kingdoms is not publicly listed and does not disclose detailed financial or corporate information; its public presence is primarily its official website and its catalogue of underground metal releases.

Seven Kingdoms was founded in 2005 in England under the earlier name Angelisc Enterprises. It is a small, independent record label owned by the brothers Athelstan and Wulfstan, both members of the pagan/black metal band Forefather. The label's catalogue is centred on underground extreme metal. Among its releases are Thronar's 'For Death & Glory' (2005) and Hellveto's 'Stos'. The label also issues material by Forefather, including the CD 'Curse of the Cwelled' and a re-issue of 'Ours is the Kingdom'. Forefather merchandise is distributed through Blood Fire Merch. The label remains a private, niche operation with no public listing.

• 2005

  Seven Kingdoms is founded in England as Angelisc Enterprises.

• 2005

  Release of Thronar's 'For Death & Glory'.

• Release of Hellveto's 'Stos'.

• Release of Forefather's 'Curse of the Cwelled' CD.

• Re-issue of Forefather's 'Ours is the Kingdom' CD.

Micro-label focused on underground extreme metal, closely tied to the band Forefather.

• Thronar – For Death & Glory (2005)

• Hellveto – Stos

• Forefather – Curse of the Cwelled (CD)

• Forefather – Ours is the Kingdom (CD re-issue)

1. 1Seven Kingdoms official websiteseven-kingdoms.com
2. 2Seven Kingdoms – Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Seven Kingdoms – Finnish Wikipediafi.wikipedia.org