Bathory Cards

Description: Black Metal Band - Nargaroth - Check my store for other variations of this design or other designs - Design made by me @sorrynotsorry.y.y on Instagram

Description: Classic design. Four golden stars, bold white text on black. Simple, iconic, eye-catching

Description: Dark Funeral is a Swedish black metal band from Stockholm, founded by guitarists Blackmoon and Lord Ahriman in 1993. They emerged during the second wave of black metal.

Description: Enter the primordial darkness of first-wave black metal with “Bathory – Pentagram Ritual Black Metal Icon”, a stark black-and-white design that channels the raw, unfiltered spirit of early extreme metal. Featuring a fierce silhouette performing a ritual gesture above a bold pentagram, this artwork embodies Bathory’s legendary influence and the grim, uncompromising atmosphere that defined the genre’s beginnings. The high-contrast, lo-fi aesthetic captures the cold, primitive visuals of early underground metal—abrasive, haunting, and unmistakably iconic. Perfect for fans of black metal history, occult symbolism, and raw DIY artwork, this design stands as a tribute to the origins of darkness and the legacy of Bathory’s uncompromising sound.

Description: Meshuggah

Description: Kreator - Endless Pain

Description: Vampirella

Description: Insomnium

Description: Fanmade illustrations created with dedication to the works created by the master as a symbol of dedication to music

Description: Pleasure To Kill 1986

Description: Blut Aus Nord

Description: Burzum (Filosofem)

Description: Burzum (Filosofem)

Description: Vampirella

Description: Mikaela Hyakuya pauses among white flowers while snowfall gathers outside. His white cloak and blue eyes bring quiet anime elegance to the cozy winter garden. Stay for this rare moment of calm.

Description: Dark-Throne

Description: A powerful tribute to the legends of UK Death Metal, Bolt Thrower. Featuring the iconic band logo with a brutal, high-contrast skull and demon graphic on a blood-red backdrop. Perfect for fans of war-themed extreme metal, old-school death metal, and underground music history. Wear the battle!

Description: Dark gothic artwork inspired by Elizabeth Bathory, the legendary Blood Countess of Hungarian history. Perfect for fans of gothic horror, vampire legends, dark fantasy, macabre aesthetics, and historical figures surrounded by mystery and myth.

Description: Elizabeth Bathory happily slurps ramen with chopsticks at Christmas. The Fate Grand Order chibi wears a Santa outfit beside an enormous noodle bowl. Anime girl energy and Japanese food create a cozy holiday scene.

Description: Napalm Death is an English extreme metal band widely recognized as a pioneering force in the development of grindcore, a genre that fuses the speed and aggression of hardcore punk with the heaviness of death metal. Formed in the West Midlands in the early 1980s, the band has remained influential through decades of stylistic evolution while retaining its uncompromising sound and socially conscious themes.

Description: Burzum (Filosofem)

Description: Burzum (Belus)

Description: Fine Day To Die Vintage - NH #3369

Description: Carpathian Forest Logo Design

Description: Burzum (Filosofem)

Description: Mayhem band design

Description: White chapel

Description: Pestilence

Description: The band's debut, Soulside Journey (1991), was their only death metal studio album. Their first three black metal albums, A Blaze in the Northern Sky (1992), Under a Funeral Moon (1993), and Transilvanian Hunger (1994), are often called the "Unholy Trinity"

Description: The band has released 22 studio albums, but do not perform live and have sought to remain outside the mainstream.

Description: Burzum (Filosofem)

Description: Explore the darker side of Norse mythology with this Viking-inspired metal graphic. An expressive design for fans of ancient legends, Nordic imagery, epic music, and powerful warrior symbolism.

Description: Burzum (Filosofem)

Description: The Mission

Description: Depressive Black Metal

Description: Sylosis