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Caithness - Apostasy & The Sorrowful Child ( Kaosthetik: KSTK007)
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4th release from Caithness, but the first I've encountered, which make it rather surprising given the quality of the work. Very reminscent of early Raison d'Etre - introspective ambient soundscapes with sorrowful melodies, monastic chants, acoustic enrichments, and haunted atmospheres, all drenched in the requisite reverb. To discover.. $13.00
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Carsten Vollmer - Arbeit Nummer 19 2xCDr ( L-White: LW067SE)
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Dr. Nikolaj Moebius was a psychiatrist. and scientist who conducted a lot of experiments with extreme acoustic frequencies to heal mental disabled humans!
For Arbeit Nummer 19, Carsten Vollmer rebuilt such a machine and created sounds from that - pure, harsh noise with sheering, feedback, squelch, walls of ragged and destructive churn. This one fucking hurts. Special edition with additional CDr!. $12.00
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Carsten Vollmer - Arbeit Nummer 19 CDr ( L-White: LW067)
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Dr. Nikolaj Moebius was a psychiatrist. and scientist who conducted a lot of experiments with extreme acoustic frequencies to heal mental disabled humans!
For Arbeit Nummer 19, Carsten Vollmer rebuilt such a machine and created sounds from that - pure, harsh noise with sheering, feedback, squelch, walls of ragged and destructive churn. This one fucking hurts.. $5.00
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Caul/Kirchenkampf - Sleep-Night-Death ( Malignant: TumorCD31)
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Two artists return to the Malignant roster, having teamed up to create over 60 minutes of dark ambient solitude. A soundscape for late night reflections, full of quiet, whispering drones, cosmic flutterings, arching climatic tones and textures that ascend and descend in a delicate interplay between beauty and bleak desolation. You know their work as separate entities, find out what they do when brought together. Limited to 888 copies with specialty eco-wallet packaging designed by ::: eye.lyft ::: (www.eyelyft.com). Sample at www.myspace.com/malignantrecords. $7.00
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Changes - Lament ( Hau Ruck!: HR!94)
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From Changes' inception, R. N. Taylor and Nicholas Tesluk have woven bardic tales of gallantry, chivalry and of larger-than-life legendary and mythical heroes. They've sung of new love, love unrequited and love lost. They've written songs painting sonic imagery foretelling a dark apocalyptic future, which later came to pass while currently prophesying a society in the seminal stages of an even darker fate. With their new album, Lament, they turn their gaze inward, to their own personal apocalypses, stemming from their long marriages ending in dismal dissolution. They tell of their dark, oppressive inner-world that sought to drive them beyond the brink of despair. Only by being able to immerse themselves in their art and create works expressing these sorrows would they be able to maintain their sanity. Lament reaches out to all who've had their lives disrupted by modern societal partners going through mid-life crises, becoming antagonistic strangers to their families overnight. The song entitled "The Invisible Man" tells a tale based on H. G. Wells' novel with a personal twist. In their song "Emily", the historical figure of poetess Emily Dickinson comes to life. The "Mountains of Sorrow (Remix)", is an instrumental song enhanced by the deft arrangement, musicians and singers of Der Blutharsch with a voice-over by R. N. Taylor of his heart-rending lyric poetry. Also included, new versions of three of Changes' earlier works; "The Saddest Thing", "Sweet Eve" and "Memorabilia" as these songs merged well with the album's concept. Lament is sixty-four minutes in length with thirteen tracks. Comes in nice Digipak with a sixteen page liner booklet. $7.00
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Circular - Cycles of Remembrance ( LOKI: LOKI52)
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The new album of Circulars follows the debut CD from 2006 and a split LP with label mates, Inade. With this work Johannes Riedel makes another step further by creating something with a resounding sense of emotion and wistful melancholia. His classicial education in music allowed him to generate an artificial and ambient soundtrack with well composed songlike structures. There is a truly organic, analog-based core sound with cyclical waves of thick synthesizer drones and modulated bass guitars while slowly oscillating effects and pulsing beats are drifting through the mix. Cycles of Remembrance is an album full of harmonic landscapes, always enveloping and with meditative qualities.. $13.77
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Circular - Shaping the Unknown ( LOKI: LOKI44)
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Another impressive find for LOKI, Shaping the Unknown is the debut offering from this German outfit who create rather mystical and meditative ambient sounds via predominantly analogue means. Dark (naturally) and with a definite LOKI sound, yet almost stylish and elegant, full of deeply flowing drones, sacred landscapes, visually provocative sounds, and pulsating analogue synthesizers.. $13.66
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Circus Joy - Laetitia ( Old Europa Café: OECD124)
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Italian cult band in which play 2 former members of AIN SOPH as well as other well known musicians of the Roman underground.At the time of the last release by Circus Joy “Improvvisa Azione Paganini", noise was turned into pleasure and sex; in their new work, "Laetitia", there is no pleasure in noise without sorrow , and sorrow takes over...this CD is not only a sonic tribute to Pop-Art, as its cover clearly shows, or to the noise-psychedelic rock of Velvet Underground (one of the most influential bands for Circus Joy): it's a tribute to the recent and tragic departure of their friend and poet/singer, Letizia."Laetitia" displays the two faces of Circus Joy: sensual, sick love ballads on one side and the crazy, electric, rides on the other.The record has been recorded between 2008 and 2009 at "Spectrelab" and "Trafalgar Studio Roma" , except for the last track "An Eccentric Garden" which has been realised putting together the single parts each of members did on their own, at their own place, then sending them via the internet to the others...Circus Joy is a group of non-musicians, long time friends who come together to produce noise by experimenting and improvising with their instruments. Formed in 1984 by Corrado Mancini, the line-up tends to change from release to release, for this album the line-up was completed by Spectre, Mario F.O.B., ClauDEDI and Steve StrolI.A crazy post-industrial release.. $5.00
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Cities Last Broadcast - The Cancelled Earth ( Cyclic Law: 21st Cycle)
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Re-stock! Pär Boström, the man behind the acclaimed project Kammarheit offers us a new and unexpected entity under the name Cities Last Broadcast. The Cancelled Earth album is the result of almost a decade of sporadic field recordings mainly recorded in airports, train stations, various tunnels and under numerous bridges all greatly polished and turned into a refined mass of desolate ambience and subtle hypnosis all engulfed in Pär's legendary signature sound. Uniquely packaged in a gatefold book like format with rich and singular artwork made by Boström himself. Through Cities Last Broadcast the buildings themselves will gather to whisper about their inscrutable story.Edition of 1000 copies In gatefold A5 cardboard sleeve.7 Tracks. Running Time: 47:60. $12.99
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Climax Denial - All of My Loves Are Like Dreams ( Assembly of Hatred: AH03)
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After numerous CDr and cassette releases, Hong Kong label Assembly of Hatred brings us the first proper CD release from Climax Denial, and what a bruiser it is. A dark and intense power electronics/death industrial hybrid, full of thick, squalling drones, uneasy textures, and throbbing frequency pulsations, occupying a sonic terrain somewhere between BDN, early Navicon, and Atrax Morgue. Delivered with precision and force. Recommended!. $13.66
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Cloama - Revisionist Knowledge ( Freak Animal: FreakCD028)
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Return of the more cruel and vicious side of Cloama, the side project of Strom.ec. Two sides represented here
the first 4 tracks are live-without-audience recordings recorded with amplifiers and couple of good microphones. Painful and straight forward power electronics with vocals in line with what you've come to expect from Strom.ec, though maybe even harsher and more raw. 2nd part of disc is studio recordings
a solid, swarming mass of rough edged atmospheres, drones, and shuddering frequencies. Lots of layers here and overall, a very unique sound. Very stylish designed artwork in cardboardbox cover with 4 insertcard full of nice graphics and texts. Freak Animal. $14.00
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Cold Fusion - Architecture ( Rage in Eden: Rage82)
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4 years since the release of their last album, Simmetria, finds Poland's Cold Fusion back in fine form; strong orchestral arrangements with daunting and dramatic brass, resounding choral vocals, passages of mournful wind instrumentation, and strong, rigid percussion. A combination of the best parts of the albums "Occupatria" and "Simmetria".. $14.33
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Cold Fusion - Occupatria ( War Office Propaganda: CF001)
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The latest CD from this this Polish project, who seem to get better with each release. Excellent symphonic martial music
haunting, ominous, beautiful, oppressive, melodic, epic, all within its 45 minute, 10 track span. Very nice, textured digi-pak as well. For fans of A Challenge of Honour, Land, Raison DEtre. $12.99
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Cold Fusion - Report ( Rage in Eden: Rage56)
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This record is the re-edition of Cold Fusion's classic second full-lenght work. The concept album entitled "Report" with 46 minutes of military ambient soundscapes and rhythms, so characteristic of Cold Fusion. The first issue ( sold-out ) was published by War Office Propaganda only in 200 CDR copies in 2005. Now re-issued on CD in digipack with Michal Karcz's artwork. $7.00
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Cold Fusion - Simmetria ( War Office Propaganda: WOP37)
The fifth CD and another triumphant release for Polands Cold Fusion. Rousing, dynamic orchestral atmospheres full of tense strings, muscular brass arrangements and dominant, martial percussion. 11 strong tracks, presented in nice digipak. Cold Fusion may be fairly prolific, but the quality has seemed to get better and better. Recommended.. $6.00
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Cold Fusion and Rukkanor - Silk Road ( Rage in Eden: Rage62)
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It states in the press release that this is a split CD, but it looks more like a collaborative release to me. No matter. The Silk Road is a series of trade and cultural transmission routes connecting the East and West by linking traders, merchants, pilgrims, monks, soldiers, nomads and urban dwellers from China to the Mediterranean Sea during various periods of history.Many artistic influences transited along th e Silk Road, especially through CentralAsia, where Hellenistic, Iranian, Indian and Chinese influence were able to intermix. As such, "Silk Road' takes this confluence of cultures and brings them together in a rich tapestry of sound, as warm and flowing classical arrangments meld with more exotic, Middle Eastern and Asian instrumentation. 9 tracks, 43 minutes, CD in digipack. Limited edition of 500 handnumbered copies.. $5.00
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Cold Fusion and Rukkanor - Wunderwaffe ( Rage in Eden: Rage50)
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Re-issue of this sought after release, in commemoration of the 5th anniversary of War Office Propaganda / Rage In Eden. Dedicated to all civilian victims of the infamous V-1 and V-2 'flying bomb' attacks, this CD is suitably filled with emotive neo-classical sounds, ranging from solemn and melodic arrangments, to more bombastic and stirring rochestrations in the classic tradition of these two acts.Contains two unpublished bonus tracks, both from the "Wunderwaffe" session, and original, conceptual artwork made by Michal Karcz. Total time 42 minutes, 8 tracks in digipack. Limited to 500 copies.. $7.00
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Collapsar - Beyond the Event Horizon ( Malignant: TumorCD38)
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Malignant presents another rising star within the dark ambient scene, this time in the form of French act Collapsar. With their debut CD, “Beyond The Event Horizon” Collapsar transports the listener on an epic journey deep into the cosmos, forging a path across a vast, inky void, and steering a course around a roiling galactic core of hyper-dense stars and black holes. The sound is epic, expansive, and most of all, HEAVY. There is beauty and tranquility within these realms, but there is no light – just massive, pulsating textures coalescing into shimmering drones, rippling sound waves, and billowing, multi-dimensional layers of powerful dark energy. “Beyond the Event Horizon” is without question, dark ambient in its purest form and one of the more genre defining releases of the last several years. A must for fans of Inade, Lustmord and the like. In 6 panel digipak, with design by ::: Eye.Lyft :::. $9.00
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Combative Alignment - ...and Outside Glows the Red Dawn ( Malignant: TumorCD24)
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Those that peruse the Malignant catalog on a regular basis, should have no trouble recognizing Combative Alignment, for theyve been a highly touted fixture since their first release, the Everlasting Sun 10 on their own label, Avatar. After several releases, including an LP on LOKI, and a 7 on Eternal Soul, it is with great honor and pride that we present And Outside Glows the Red Dawn, the first full length CD from this powerful and visionary German project. And Outside Glows the Red Dawn can perhaps be seen as Combative Alignments benchmark recording, offering 6 tracks that work as a virtual musical thoroughfare to a more dreamlike, illusory state. Deeply brooding atmospheres, where omniscient layers of drones and reverberating sound currents meet measured, ritual percussion as performed under the glowing, gloomy haze of a primordial sunrise. And Outside Glows the Red Dawn shines a dim light on a world of obscure origin, full of dark Germanic mysticism and unearthly sonic terrain. On a whole, this is a more focused, deeper, and fluid recording than youve heard before, yet triumphantly carrying on the tradition laid down by previous releases. In stylish digipak, lmtd 1000 copies. $8.00
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Compulsive Shopping Disorder - In the Cube ( Rage in Eden: Rage63)
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I can think of a few worse names for a band, but not many. That being said, this is actually a very solid record, mixing electro-industrial with gloomy, synth based tracks featuring an cold, impassive voice not all that dissimilar to the more atmospheric early Dive or Klinik stuff. The more aggressive, electro stuff has a definite early Front Line Assembly feel to it, for which I give major props. Well done if you tend to like this sort of stuff 7 tracks, 52 minutes, 6-panel digipack.. $7.00
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Con-Dom - Free Speech Series 3inch CD ( L-White: LW027/9)
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Part 9, and the final installment of the Free Speech Series. Been awhile since we've had some output from Con-Dom, and it's very welcome. Atmospheric by Con-Dom standards, but still fucking hard as always -
coarse, raw, and tension filled heavy electronics, based on loops and and super intense, burrowing frequencies. Absolutely devastating at high volume. Goddamn, I wish Mike would release stuff more often...this is just a teaser. Features Anti-Child League. Presented in a glass clip frame and is limited to just 350 copies! When all 9 CDs are laid out together, they make one complete picture/poster. $13.75
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Con-Dom - The Eighth Pillar - A Confession of Faith ( Tesco: Functional016)
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The Eight Pillar was the first full-length Con-Dom release dating back to the year 1991, and was the second vinyl release after the Tesco 7" "Oh ye of little faith." This release had an accompanying booklet ordered separately which is now included in the artwork of the CD release. The CD is inspired by the life, writings and example of British author and "man of action" T.E. Lawrence - an enigmatic outsider who lived a tortured odyssey of physical and spiritual extremes in search of his own personal faith. The name of the CD derives from his book called "The Seven Pillars of Wisdom." With these recordings, Mike Dando, the man behind Con-Dom, set high standards in a genre that was just starting to arise. Via walls of lo-fi, raw power electronics and a commanding voice presence, Con-Dom give a good impression on how torturing the life of Lawrence must have been. Con-Dom explores every kind of social tension and control: political, religious, racial...with an acidic, violent and uncompromising attitude. He is well-known in the industrial scene for his furious ravaging vocals and the devastating, high intensity live performances. Those who missed the LP version (limited to 300 copies back in 1991) must see this record as a milestone or just a simple must! Outstanding.. $15.33
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Con-Dom/Militia - Scorched Earth Policy CD ( Old Europa Café: OECD047)
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A nice move on the part of Old Europa Café to re-issue this long out of print cassette from many years ago. Now completely re-mastered by Frank Gorissen of Militia, this comes roaring from the speakers in all its glory. Six tracks of full throttle brutality from Con-Dom to start things up, unleashing the typical fury associated with his work; rough discordant noise, squelching feedback, and writhing heavy electronics with processed vocals. Includes the Euro smash Power is Nothing Without Control, plus Utterly Devoid of Faith, All is Fair in Love and War, Buchers Call to Arms and more. The Militia material is representative of earlier work, as found on the New European Order 3 LP
less percussion based (though still prevalent)_ and more atmospheric, pulsating with the raw machine energy theyre known for. Industrial music the way it was meant to be. Includes 2 live, previously unreleased tracks from their very first gig.. $13.99
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Contagious Orgasm - Confession of Mannequin ( Industrial Recollections: IR-C02)
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Highly worshipped earliest material of the cult industrial-experimental band from Japan. This 2nd tape from 1988 (mistakenly stated 1989 in cd cover) shows a different side of what CO is known to be today. You see why they established deals with many leading European industrial/pe labels (Tesco, Ant-Zen, Praxis Dr. Bearmann,..) in the early 90's. An intersection of highly collaged experimental, surreal, and warped sounds; rhythmic noise, tool box clutter, grimy industrial, cinematic fibres, deranged voices, and a multitude of other sonic oddities.45 minutes presented with original sound from metal master tapes without any modern day boosting gimmicks. Great dynamics and amazing quality. Covers include full re-print of all original tape artwork as it was. Industrial Recollections. $13.33
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Contagious Orgasm - Corporal ( Industrial Recollections: IR-C004)
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Compiling early SSSM label compilation tape tracks from 80´s and early90´s on one disc! Logical addition to the previous 3 C.O. titles under Industrial Recollections. Warped, psychedelic collages of broken rhythms, loop churn, clutter, and swarming noise done in the unique, early CO style!. $13.77
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Contagious Orgasm - Escape ( Ant-Zen: Act261)
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With 'Escape' Contagious Orgasm continue to plough their uniquely peculiar furrow of audio experiments and self improvement, exploring the strange landscapes of numerous musical styles. Dealing with influences ranging from ambient, dub, idm/electronica and electro to dark ambient and noise, it is an impossible task to completely comprehend this album's scope within just a few listens.
This aural voyage atmospherically varies from hypnotic echo-based beat pulses and moony synthesized melodies up to disturbing industrial soundscapes. Mighty bass strokes, a multitude of different rhythms, manipulated voices and skillfully applied samples result in an adventurous and enthralling work of sonic art captivating with its deep, transparent production.
Turn off the light and let yourself fall into this album's very own flow. A quite accessible, multifarious, and yet typical element of Contagious Orgasm's wide cosmos in its charm, enjoyment and surprise.. $13.77
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Contagious Orgasm - Invasion ( SSSM: SSSM11)
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First new full-length release from Japanese sound virtuoso Contagious Orgasm (aka Hiroshi Hashimoto) in 3 years! Masterfully assembled collages of processed field recordings & electro-acoustic sound, that range from rhythmic industrial (NOT of the techno variety!), to noisy ambient and all parts in between. As with all of CO's releases, this is an adventurous and highly hypnotic listen, with tons of layers, styles, and complexity, with things rarely staying in place for long. Presented in a sealed card sleeve.. $13.50
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Contagious Orgasm - Thin Skinned ( Industrial Recollections: IR-CO3)
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I didn't have the original of this tape from 1989, but it's definitely fascinating to hear how CO evolved into what it is today. In general, like the other two recent CD re-issues, this is a dirtier, true industrial sound - still built around loops and collages, but not at all polished, with lots of whirrings, clangs, experimental sounds, and junk metal noises. 2 long tracks, in total c. 45 minutes. Those who heard the previous two tapes re-issued, can´t go wrong with this one!. $14.33
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Contagious Orgasm + Kadaver - A Tragedy Without a Border Line ( Wrotycz: WRT012)
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Collaboration between Hiroshi Hashimoto from the legendary Japanese act Contagious Orgasm and Michael Zolotov from Israeli power electronics and noise project Kadaver. "A Tragedy Without A Border Line" is a mixture of ambient, power electronics and noisy sounds. The album consists of 3 long pieces of music without frontiers... percolating drones, surreal, recontextualized noises, sampled voices, mechanical whirrings, crashes and hums. 6-panel digipak.. $12.33
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Contagious Orgasm + Kotodama - Blackout ( SSSM: SSSM109)
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Collaborative work between these two well regarded Japanese musicians. A full spectrum of sounds ranging from deep electro-rhythms, to dark drone based ambient, to noise to dreamy and atmospheric soundtracks. Presented in a sealed card sleeve.. $13.33
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Contrastate - A Live Coal Under the Ashes ( Tesco: Tesco010)
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1992 saw the release of A Live Coal Under the Ashes which was inspired by the events leading up to the changes across Eastern and Central Europe during 1989. This release marked the change conceptually in which the groups ideas became more specific and more focused on contemporary political issues. A Live Coal
was critically acclaimed not just for the music, but also for the artwork and packaging: - a CD placed in the middle of a 12inch clear vinyl record. After many years of unavailabity Tesco can finally present a rerelease with remastered tracks and a new yet unreleased track called: Death follows the one eyed cow. An album full of ambient atmospheres, drones, percussion, suitable dark narrations and some steady muted rhythms. These are intense, highly charged recordings with a powerful mystic and ritual feeling. Not quite the masterwork 'Throwing Out the Baby...' was, but certainly captures the brilliance that was Contrastate.. $9.00
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Control - Deadly Sins ( Malignant: TumorCD48)
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11 years after making his debut on Malignant side label, Black Plague, the legendary Control returns home to roost, with another pulverizing display of power. 7 tracks, thematically centered around the 7 deadly sins (with each track clocking in at the 7 minute), originally released as lmtd CDr for the Elektroanschlag 11 festival. There is no atonement here, nor redemption offered. Just cold, jarring currents of massively built power electronics and horror filled death industrial, full of clamoring factory debris, razor sharp sheets of sonic violence, and grisly metallic grind, rounded out with Garrison's trademark vocal devastation. In 4 panel digipak, designed by John Balistreri of Slogun.. $9.00
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Control - Natural Selection ( Eibon: Con044)
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Another massive attack courtesy of our tattooed amigo Thomas Garrison. Ultra powerful, ultra corrosive and ultra thick…gushing forth currents of shuddering electronics and bulldozing frequencies. Goddamn this boy is getting good.. $13.00
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Control - The Means to an End ( Eibon: Con055)
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Another solid effort from Control, offering up 9 tracks of scorching, multi-layered, ultra gritty power electronics. Lots of grinding machine noises amidst the thick, hulking frequencies, all equipped with that textbook sinister edge that dominates the Control sound. As always, tortured vocals rip through the mix. I know I say this with every Control CD, but he really does seem to get better with each release.. $13.66
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Control Resistance - Declaration 1994-2011 ( Freak Animal: CRFA01)
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A compilation of the complete works of extreme power electronics act Control Resistance with tracks from various compilation appearances, their 1998 10" on Power & Steel, a Con-Dom track featuring source material, as well as a killer brand new track. And when I say extreme, I don't necessarily mean musically - that's very much in the Ex.Order vein of things - more atmospheric than noise, with volatile and agitating analogue pulsations and probing frequency drones accompanied by provocative, processed vocals and samples. Ideologically speaking, this is pretty far right and will certainly offend anyone previously offended by Brethren, Deathkey and the like. Regardless of what you think of their politics though, this is really excellent material from a time when power electronics was really at it's peak.. $12.00
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Conure - Strings, Locations ( Edgetone: EDT4106)
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Conure has previously given us vast washes of feedback in the form of endless fields of soundscapes. With this album "Strings, Locations", Conure begins intimate, then discreetly leaves us stranded in a vast labyrinth. The sharp, specific washes of analog electronic tones give the listener an audio architecture within which to navigate. Some are large halls and others small corridors. The twisting sounds of ringing tones, discordant guitar accents, and feedback lumber through this architectural terrain, sometimes like a monster without direction and other times like delicate intentional creatures holding ground in the middle of a vortex. Whatever this beast is, we are given an audio map of a terrain for which there is no way out. It is an odd and exciting combination of harsh sounds mixed with delicate an intentional placement. One cannot exit this piece without feeling that they were witness to some narrative only half understood. It is the sound of a city’s architecture evolving from a past to a future as an abstract mystery is made audible.. $6.00
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Conure - The Generation of Our Grandfathers ( Edgetone: EDT4058)
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"Conure is the work of one man, Mark Wilson of 15 Degrees Below Zero fame and this disc which is entitled The Generation of our Grandfathers was inspired by a documentary film portraying the Nazi persecution of homosexuals as outlined in Paragraph 175 of the German Penal Code of 1871. Wilson was so moved by the film that he decided to create his own audio sound collage not only to raise awareness to some degree but primarily to summarize the general feelings and mood of the film itself. Shifting (not always ambient) drones, mixed with ghostly voices, staticy flucuations, and interludes of more agitated noise. Nicely conceived and though provoking.. $7.99
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Coph Nia - Holy War CDEP ( Cold Meat Industry: CMI93)
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Rousing percussion and dramatic orchestrations with passionate vocal proclomations on the first two tracks, more lushly scored, and sweeping with filmic textures on the third and final track. The last 5 or 6 minutes are superb sinister, bleak, and immensely powerful. An excellent follow-up tot he debut CD and a nice companion to it.. $6.00
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Custodian - Toil and Waste ( Szymic Records: Syzmic07)
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9 tracks, 29 minutes of harsh electronic noise and industrial undertow. Bleak, inhospitable works that flow and mutate between screeching japanese influenced noise, HNW density, and churning industrial loops.. $10.33
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