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Storm of the Light's Bane

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Storm of the Light's Bane is the 1995 album release by Swedish black/death metal band Dissection. That same year, Nuclear Blast released a Europe exclusive special digipak version of the album limited to 500 copies, which upon unfolding formed the shape of a cross with the song's lyrics printed on the sleeves. This would be the band's last full length album before Nödtveidt's 1997 incarceration for felony murder. As with the first album, Kristian Wåhlin did the cover art.

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Storm of the Light's Bane is the 1995 album release by Swedish black/death metal band Dissection. That same year, Nuclear Blast released a Europe exclusive special digipak version of the album limited to 500 copies, which upon unfolding formed the shape of a cross with the song's lyrics printed on the sleeves. This would be the band's last full length album before Nödtveidt's 1997 incarceration for felony murder. It was re-released in 2002 as a digipak (catalogue number: NB 646-2), this time with the 1997 EP, Where Dead Angels Lie as bonus tracks. The album was re-released once again in 2006 by The End Records in a two-disc set, and includes the Where Dead Angels Lie EP, an unreleased EP from 1994 featuring two songs from the album, and an "alternate mix" version of the full album, all remastered from the original master tapes by Håkan Åkesson at Cutting Room, Stockholm, and packaged in a slipcase. This version is touted as the "Ultimate Reissue". The Japanese edition features the bonus track The Feathers Fell as track 5, in between Where Dead Angels Lie and Retribution - Storm of the Light's Bane. As with the first album, Kristian Wåhlin did the cover art.