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Taint/Grunt - Schoolyard Bruises ( Industrial Recollections: IR-GUTA01)

Re-issue of the lmtd 2003 LP, the CD including a long bonus track from the 3"CDR that was included with first 41 copies of the album. Great complimentary material from each project -Taint full of heavy fluctuations and infected frequencies with quesy, sickening vocals. Controlled, but scourging and forceful. Grunt comes like a kick to the gut - guttural vocals spewed in ferocious waves with lo-level pulsating electronics squirming underneath. Non-stop entertainment for you sickos out there.. $12.00 Add to Wishlist

Taphephobia - Anomie ( Reverse Alignment: Rev03)

Solo project of Ketil, former Northaunt. Dark and serene guitar based drones, with shimmering, slowly developing textures and exploratory sounds. Mesmerizing and meditative material with a hazy, liquidous feel....easy to drift away to. Professionally made CDr in a limited edition of 200 copies in jewelcase (handnumbered). One to keep an eye on.. $7.00 Add to Wishlist

Teeth Collection - Live CDr ( Small Doses: Dose76)

This disc tracks Matthew Reis for five straight days on a 2007 tour. Harsher sounds, metal work, and feedback abound. The five sets clock in at over an hour. Great, dynamic material from one of the most underrated noisers around. Edition of 72 copies. Recommended.. $5.00 Add to Wishlist

TenHornedBeast - My Horns Are a Flame to Draw Down the Truth ( Cold Spring: CSR106CD)

The TenHornedBeast rises again. Five new compositions from black ambient / doom overlord Christopher Walton - three remixes / expansions / contractions of songs from the debut album "The Sacred Truth" and two totally new pieces that are in a similar style to this dark masterpiece. Walton has stripped some of the songs to their bare bones and allowed them space to breathe again. This album is all-new but continues the atmosphere of the debut and can be considered a companion piece. Presented in a matt-laminate, spot-varnished digipak.. $7.00 Add to Wishlist

Terra Sancta - Anno Domini ( Self-released: Terra01)

This self released debut preceeded the astonishing Aeon on Malignant. As Richard Stevenson wrote in Spectrum 5 (since he's a better writer than myself); " Takes it's cue from from stunning acts like Raison D'Etre and Desiderii Marginis...sparse, textural soundscapes, deathly drawn out keyboard melodies, and smatterings of sampled )predominantly) female choir vocals. Shows massive potential and promise, as realized with Aeon and then Disintegration.. $6.00 Add to Wishlist

Terra Sancta - Disintegration ( Malignant: TumorCD35)

Four years after the release of the highly acclaimed Aeon CD, Disintegration finds Australia’s Terra Sancta in fine form, having delivered another sweeping, dark ambient epic. Expanding on the sounds explored on his previous releases, Disintegration pushes the levels of intensity to new heights, featuring four long and texturally turbulent emissions of formidable power and depth. With it’s enormous washes of stormy drones and billowing, multi-layered atmospheres, these are tracks that grow and build to such a degree they seem to collapse and erode under their own weight, strewing particles into a vast horizon and creating a broad panorama of ever changing desert colored hues. A completely enveloping and engulfing release, this is dark ambient on a massive scale, something Terra Sancta seems to have a knack for creating and something few do so well. Jewel box with 6 panel booklet, designed by Vestigial. Listen to 10 minute track "The Shifting Sands" in it's entirety at the Malignant mySpace.. $10.00 Add to Wishlist

Terra Sancta - Sunken|Buried|Forgotten CDEP ( Malignant: TumorCD51)

A brand new CDEP from Terra Sancta, originally planned as part of the next full length release, but the tracks here are significantly different from the newer material being recorded as to warrant a separate release. Sunken|Buried|Forgotten should be seen as a sort of bridge between Terra Sancta's past and future recordings, the three tracks here (total time roughly 23 minutes) representing the heavy droning sound found on particular parts of Disintegration; swaths of roughly textured, post-industrial drift, propelled forth with a massive back weight into a crescendo of epic turbulence, leaving a wake of swirling cosmic debris in its path. Once again, Terra Sancta shows an innate ability to push the limits of what is traditionally considered dark ambient. 4 panel digipak, lmtd 500 copies.. $7.99 Add to Wishlist

Tethrippon - Tethrippon ( Ahnstern: Ahnstern36)

Tethrippon is the chariot of Apollon Hellenic God of light. Burning like the desire of a proud man for universal harmony and beauty, it rides eternally the skies. Those who are not blinded by arrogance or the ultimate light can verify the gentle meaning of our hymns and their noble purpose. Tethrippon’s composition and poetry bring warmth to civilized and delicate hearts and a nostalgia for what is missing from a romantic man’s internal search for an ideal world. Inspired by "Hellenic learning" and dedicated to the holy memory of our glorious forefathers. Rest in peace in the eternal skies! All lyrics are sung in Old-Greek, a language that died out 2300 years ago! A new power for the Martial generation - the essence of Dernière Volonté, Triarii and early Dead Can Dance! Digipak.. $8.00 Add to Wishlist

Tethrippon - Tethrippon Boxset ( Ahnstern: Ahnstern26Box)

Limited collectors edition of Tethrippon...a wooden box containing a professionally printed DVDR with 3 videoclips, a live-video, a foto-gallery and album-teasers. On top of the box is fixed a real horse-shoe (which you'll probably need to glue back on). $20.00 Add to Wishlist

The [Law-Rah] Collective - Inspiration ( Ant-Zen: Act224)

Compared with the collective's conceptual works like '1953', which was an earlier release by Bauke and Dutch writer, vocalist and member of the collective Hiekelien Van den Herik, this album's subject is a more private and subliminal one. All track titles are related to Baukes and Martijns home town Utrecht, and to the history they shared there over the years. Musically, 'Inspiration' can be clearly identified as a new step in the [law-rah] collective's exploration of their electronic microcosm. Sub-bass lines and drones interact with beautiful idm'ish melodic lines that are complimented by pulsing beat sequences - inducing an overall majestic and sometimes melancholic impression. This music is filled with deep, haunting and phantasmagorial sounds that are expertly adapted to give one's fancy a full scope of emotion. More simply put, this is a inspired journey through two persons' past and present.. $6.00 Add to Wishlist

Theologian - The Further I Get From Your Star, The Less I Feel Light on MyFace ( Crucial Blast: CBR87)

The Further I Get From Your Star, The Less Light I Feel On My Face is the latest chapter from New York power electronics/synth-death demon Leech. This is the first full-length, widely available release from Leech's new incarnation as Theologian, which picks up where he left off with his long-running project Navicon Torture Technologies. Over the past decade, Navicon Torture Technologies blurred the edges of power electronics and dark industrial on albums like The Church Of Dead Girls (2002, Malignant), VTERVS (2008, NCC) and The Gospels Of The Gash (2009, Malignant) before ceasing operations in 2009. Now reconstituted as Theologian, Leech again explores the further realms of experience with a new form of blackened synth dread that combines many of the sounds that made up NTT's crushing electronic attack (Swedish death industrial, classic power electronics, harsh noise, powernoise) with a new level of heaviness and droneological power. Following a series of small-run collaborations (with Wilt, Steve Moore, and The Vomit Arsonist) that were released on Leech's own label Annihilvs, Theologian delivers it's first full-length album, a seven-track descent into roaring, cosmic drone and howling black hole electronics, colossal industrial soundscapes and grim low-end heaviness. The opening track "Zero" sounds like early space music (Schulze, Tangerine Dream, etc) being blasted through massive bass-heavy sound system directly into the Void; its followed by the sprawling twenty-four minute "In Times of Need, We All Go Against Our Natures", which starts with distant twilight factory rumblings and murky motorized reverberations, then slowly reveals a bleak, shadowy realm of grimy minor-key synths slowly drifting underneath the industrial buzz and hum, both mysterious, and immensely grim. After a few minutes, eerie choral voicings begin to appear, and the sound continues to slowly develop into a vast expanse of lush isolationist ambience, a simple three-note melody repeating over and over deep beneath the peals of muted electronic tones, distant grinding, hushed whispering, and oncoming waves of black feedback, becoming darker and more menacing as it goes on. Then a male voice appears off in the background, awash in delay, forming these haunting multi-part harmonies that drift beneath the smoldering electronic noise; after a while, it almost sounds like something from Sigur Ros slowly falling into Stygian blackness, the singing becoming warped and fractured as the swirling black synths corrode and decay into a buzzing, churning field of irradiated drone, getting heavier, more distorted, until the final eight minutes finally form into a wash of blackened doom-drone heaviness surrounded with icy synth pulses, eerie choral voices, grinding industrial dread, and fearsome distorted screams, a sort of pitch-black power electronics dirge...That epic track may be the album's heaviest moment, but the rest of Your Star is just as bleak and lightless. Another massive slab of murky, molten ambience unfolds with "Unfamiliar Skies", where sheets of glacial string-like drones swirl beneath blown-out synthesizer rumble, and a simple rhythmic throb pulses at the black rotting center, surrounded by clouds of crackling static, and gradually becoming streaked with oscillating sine waves and heavy gusts of black distortion. The title track is blighted isolationist drone shattered by the burning descent of black stars falling from the skies, underscored by a gorgeous, wavering blissed-out drone; halfway through, it shifts gears into hallucinatory, dark wave-infected power electronics with ultra-distorted demonic/robotic vocals and super dense walls of deteriorating drone and sepulchral synthesizer. The remaining tracks move through roaring melodic drift, wailing distorted vocals, and seriously acerbic distortion that combine into mantras of narcotized power electronics, throbbing black machine pulsations, chthonic ambience laced with metallic ringing, eerie sublimated melodies and deep low-end bone-rattling churn, at times sounding really soundtrack-esque, even resembling a more apocalyptic, deformed take on John Carpenter's film score work at times. The hidden final track "The Fragility Of The Male Ego..." finishes the album with a crushing industrial dirge sculpted out of droning feedback and overdriven distortion, as caustic as anything that's come before, with a very subtle dark wave quality lurking beneath the scorched electronics that makes this sound somewhat like hearing a Projekt Records track being remixed by a Japanese noise extremist. Like Navicon, Theologian combines several different disciplines of industrial into a signature sound, a doom-laden hybrid of death industrial and power electronics and black ambience that's spliced with a constant melodic presence; the music is harsh, often hellish, but accentuated by an icy, desolate beauty that gives The Further I Get From Your Star, The Less Light I Feel On My Face it’s unique, abyssal vibe.The album is being released on Cd in deluxe dvd-style digipack packaging with striking artwork and visual design by Leech. $12.00 Add to Wishlist

The Psychogeographical Commission - Patient Zero ( Acrobiotic: Acro01)

Another pisser of a release to describe from the UK's The Psychogeographical Commission. The title, Patient Zero, refers to the original source of an outbreak of a contagious illness within a population or to the most significant case within the population. Musically, the influence of Current 93 is noticeable here, as would be, I'm guessing Contrastate and The Legendary Pink Dots. Still, there's definitely a unique, engaging sound here, blending delicate tonal exploration and sound manipulations with more structured acoustic or rock elements and some very Tibetan type spoken word. It's all quite catchy and hypnotic, and slightly theatrical and narrative in it's approach (thus the Contrastate reference made above). Like previous releases, recommended.. $10.00 Add to Wishlist

Therradaemon - Den Morke Munnes Sprak CD ( Cyclic Law: 39thCycle)

"Den mørke munnens språk", translating to "Language of the dark mouth" is a new aural venture from Hærleif Langas (Northaunt), and definitely his most massive and ominous dark ambient project to date. Designed to open beneath you as a trapdoor, the 4 mammoth tracks on this first album are a reflection of a more sinister side of the psyche made from deep ambient structures and constantly evolving drones. Atmospheric and slowly moving it taps into the hidden maelstrom of the mind. Edition of 500 copies. In gatefold Hub pack. 4 Tracks. Running Time 57:00. $12.66 Add to Wishlist

The True Will - Triumph of the Past ( Rage in Eden: Rage77)

Re-stock! The True Will is a promising new project from Poland (or is it the Netherlands?) operating in the neo-classical/martial field, only on a much more atmospheric and subdued level than what you would normally associate with the genre, with a ritual feel due to the ominous and slow, doomy percussion that runs through a lot of the tracks. Pretty strong material, some of which reminds me of Phragments, which is of course, quite an endorsement if you ask me.. $14.33 Add to Wishlist

The Vault/Ames Sanglantes - Split CD ( Sophisticate Pleasure: SPR001)

It's with pleasure we welcome The Vault back into the Malignant catalog, this time as a split release with newcomer Ames Sanglantes. Ultra grim death industrial sounds full of morbid frequencies and sombre, oppressive atmospheres in the classic Slaughter or early Cold Meat vibe. Ames Sanglantes normally perform aggressive Noise attacks but on this release, they offer minimalistic, but ultra heavy frequency spasms and deep, penetrating pulsations.. $6.00 Add to Wishlist

This Morn Omina - 7 Years of Famine ( Ant-Zen: Act142)
Re-issue of the CD on Live Bait that came out just last year? Here, we have the classic TMO sound, fusing techno with ethno-tribal-ritual rhythms. As always, there’s a a combining of the future with the past…ultra modern electronics meeting ancient cultures. Ant-Zen perhaps sums it up best with the following; ‘A seven part journey into the realms of the unknown, occult mysteries, and worlds of lost Egyptian Gods/Goddesses that have long since been forgotten. The atmosphere slowly evolves in concise compositions that build to overwhelming complexities - from the ambivalent and unmethodical tribal percussive work of "The Burning Hand" and "(The) Fires Within" to the seductive alien atmospheres and rhythms of "Currents" and "Monad". The key components of mika's stylings are the illustrious undertones and diversified forms of old mid-eastern and african rhythms that are meshed with eruptive techno and industrial elements.. $7.00

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This Morn' Omina - Les Passages Jumeaux 2CD ( Ant-Zen: Act172.9)

It took This Morn' Omina three years to reach the next part of the 'Nyan' trilogy, and it was worth the wait. Lots of change and experiences happened during this period - the most important change might be that of Sal-ocin, the new band member, skills as a percussionist have been added to Mika's ultra-precise machinery usage - on stage and in the studio. 'Les Passages Jumeaux' is presented as a 2-cd-set: 25 (cd1): prepare to be blown away by the sheer power and intensity of the first two tracks but then you will be lead into a state of hypnosis, trance and ecstasy - and before you know it you will get trapped in the tribal beats and moody sequencer lines. lines that lead to the world tree and 33 . 33 (cd2): your senses will be overwhelmed by thronging rhythmic variations, atmospheric synth lines and voice samples. TMO's ability to create a continuous musical flow while welding a conglomeration of single tracks to one logical aural concept is always astonishing and is proven here once again. This release is an excellent continuation of This Morn' Ominas work – and 'Nyan' will be continued.. $12.00 Add to Wishlist

Tholen - Neuropol ( Cyclic Law: 28thCycle)

After his acclaimed first album “Sternklang”, THOLEN now offers us his new album “Neuropol”. Neuropol is the name of a fictional city where bleak scenarios of a post-apocalyptic world are painted. A society divided in two distinct classes populates this contaminated place, a lethargic mass of working slaves on the surface trapped in vast industrial landscapes and the elite underground, who direct their doings while gaining power from rituals for the church of Miro. This is a time of imminent change and possible revolution, since the slaves gathered spiritual power for resistance. This album reveals the darkest corners of these subterranean temples, deadly industrial complexes and hostile slums, where those enslaved are in search of spiritual salvation from mass control and misery . A roadmap of the winding paths of the oppression of flesh and spirit. Come to learn about the beauty of impending decay. Come to Neuropol. The music follows in the foot steps of his previous album with deep, multilayered ambient passages of unworldly proportions.. $12.66 Add to Wishlist

Tholen - Sternklang ( Cyclic Law: 20th Cycle)

The second of two latest signings and releases on Cyclic Law. One long track of astral drones and deep space drift, with wispy tendrils of ice cold tones and floating textures.. $12.99 Add to Wishlist

Thorofon - Exkarnation ( Ant-Zen: Act254)

Thorofon was founded in 1995, and soon developed their own, easy-to-recognize style of industrial. Their prolific career in the international post-industrial scene began with their first album 'Maximum Punishment Solutions' back in 1997, followed by three full length and several ep releases on cd, vinyl and cassette format until the project ended up nine years later. In 2010 Thorofon announced their return and performed highly regarded live actions in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. With this album Thorofon strike a new musical path intended to renovate the artistic and musical tradition of legendary artists like Cabaret Voltaire, Throbbing Gristle, Portion Control and SPK whose 'Flesh and Steel' is brilliantly covered. 'Exkarnation' holds recent compositions with significant references to classic industrial, minimal electro and angst pop realized with today's production skills. Economical, repetitive sequences encounter analogue beatbox grooves, enthralling electronic surfaces and well-considered voice and sampling treatments generate hypnotic, intoxicating atmospheres on a superior level. Based on the subjects of defleshing and the separation of soul and body, 'Exkarnation', aurally permutes the project's recent artistic state. After their flesh figuratively has been removed half a decade ago, they return to apply new substance showing the upgraded status reached by Thorofon.. $13.99 Add to Wishlist

Thorofon - Final Movement/Blood Heat ( Klanggalerie: Klang94)

Goddamn, I wish I was smart enough to re-issue this. Includes the Final Movement LP, the Bloodheat 10", and a bonus track. Here's what I wrote about the original vinyl release: Music for riots! Violent, anti-establishment 'punk-noise' with hyper aggressive vocal proclomations over top lurching loops, samples, and pulsing heavy electronics. Nice and in your face, so strap on those boots and hit the streets motherfuckers! Blood curdling old school tactics recalling the finer moments of early SPK and Gristle (Hamburger Lady came to mind more than once), with stark but unsettling analog electronics and sickening, droning atmospheres with beats. Disturbingly good music for fans of recent IRM and Haus Arafna output (and of course the school bastards). A real milestone and a must for heavy electronic fans.. $13.00 Add to Wishlist

Thorofon - Maximum Punishment/Littleton ( Klanggalerie: GG121)

After the welcome re-release of Final Movement, we are now presented with yet another milestone, Thorofon’s debut album now for the first time on CD. Released originally in 1997 on the Stateart label, the Littleton 7 inch from 1999 has also been added for enhanced listening pleasure. Pretty classic and nearly legendary stuff, in which you'll find similarities to Genocide Organ, SPK, and IRM, yet Thorofon crafted their own sound - heavy, heavy pulsations, burrowing frequency drones, mechanized loops, rhythmic elements, with commanding vocals. Not super aggressive, but incredibly intense and unsettling. A must!. $13.00 Add to Wishlist

Tôle Ache - La Mort Danse au Paradis ( Disorder Records: Dis01)

Digital re-release of Tôle Ache's rare and out of print LP from 1998, "La Mort Danse Au Paradis". Extremely limited and without any distribution, this album was almost forgotten shortly after its release and quickly became a collector's item. A shame, because Tôle Ache, the French project from David Dufour, plays pure and true old school industrial in all it's glory.Cascading analogue wavelengths, crispy electricity, rhythmic pulsations, cut-ups and distorted voices. Even though this came out in 1998, it definitely sounds as if it came out even earlier than that...I would have thought late '80s, early '90s if I didn't know better.One of the most interesting Industrial releases of the nineties, remastered from the original recordings by Axel Frank at Blue Lounge Studios, now for the first time on CD. Comes with 3 exclusive bonustracks and refined original artwork. Recommended for fans of De Fabriek, SPK, MB and maybe even Haus Arafna to some degree.. $5.00 Add to Wishlist

Topografia - Genius Loci ( Greytone: Grey005)

Genius Loci uses deep drones,acoustic instruments’ sounds and fieldrecordings registered near theauthor’s place of living (Jaworzno).The project was inspired by theauthor’s personal fascination with thediversity of nature and the philosophyof Schopenhauer, who considerednature to be one of the mostprimaeval manifestations of a blindand aimless will, a will which we tooare a part of.. $6.00 Add to Wishlist

Toroidh - Segervittring ( Neuropa: NRP20)

After a few year hiatus, Toroidh returns to the battlefield. Now exclusively signed to Neuropa, Toroidh flexes it´s mighty military muscles and unleashes an album filled with the trademark martial industrial tunes in the finest tradition of the genre. 'Segervittring' stands for the smell of victory and that's exactly what you'll get here. Herr Nordvargr knows no mercy and leaves his enemies scattered behind in the midst of scorched earth. Even for a jaded old codger such as myself, this is an impressive and formidable recording - dark, epic, and heroic sounds abound, with forceful percussion, samples, and strong brass used as reinforcement. 'Segervittring' comes elegantly packaged in a six-panel A5 digipack bearing the artwork of Norwegian artists Trine & Kim whose previous employers include Ulver, Mayhem and Darkthrone.. $14.50 Add to Wishlist

Trait (aka Eric Lunde) - Inspirationals ( Industrial Recollections: IR-EL01)

Back in 1988 Arbeit Group released obscure industrial-noise release by a project called Trait. The A-side of the tape included several different arrangements for inspiration in battle. The B-side included several of those arrangements combined together for temporary unified action. 45 minutes of the most primitive analogue destruction, leaving no place for easy listening or relaxing moments. Coarse sounds of tape loops, manipulation and electronics make this into difficult industrial-noise. Trait is one of the most vicious works of Eric Lunde (Boy Dirt Car). The material has been transferred from the original master tapes by the artist himself, leaving everything 100% as is. The artwork is faithful to the original release, replicating the it as accurately as possible.. $7.00 Add to Wishlist

Transitional - Stomach of the Sun ( Conspiracy Records: Core080)

Stomach of the Sun serves up as an excellent full length reply to last years debut release " nothing real, nothing absent ". Over an hours journey through a sonic universe of 9 tracks all of which give you different possibilities and range of what this band can produce. From devouring linear drones, lush melancholy to pure unadulterated rage experienced through a back drop of churning rhythms, using Cohesive experimental recording techniques combined with discordant world eating riffs enveloped in a signature approach to atmosphere and interspersing melody making a truly individual record. The line up consists again of musican/producer Kevin Laska on guitar/voice/electronics/synth and drum programming, who's probably best known work before transitional was with Anthony Di Franco ( ex- skullflower ) as Novatron. Dave Cochrane( who's past and present credits to name a few include Head of David, jesu, Greymachine and God) on Basses. This record also sees the introduction of Phil Petrocelli to the band (whos past and present credits include, to name a few, Trey Gunn, The living Jarboe, fear falls burning and Bill Laswell) appearing on drums on several tracks throughout the record. Mastered by Justin K Broadrick.. $4.00 Add to Wishlist

Trees - Freed of the Flesh ( Crucial Blast: CBR83)

The mysterious Portland ensemble Trees returns with their second offering on Crucial Blast, Freed of This Flesh--two fetid death rituals scraped from the crypt. Both tracks average around fourteen minutes; extended death-rattles comprised of glacial riffs, tectonic percussive rumbles, anguished shrieks of torment and abject suffering, low-end growls and endless sheets of glistening, metallic feedback that spill across the distant edges of their sound. This is extreme, time-stretched ambient doom--a crumbling, blighted majesty adrift on putrescent tides. The austere slabs of crushing heaviness move so slowly that the music loses all sense of propulsion at times, becoming lost in a fog of howling amplifiers and buzzing feedback. Atmospheric guitars stretch into massive decomposing drones, the spaces between infested with controlled bursts of drums that skitter and rumble. Freed of This Flesh inhabits the same tar-black depths as Burning Witch, Monarch, Khanate and Bunkur, twisting slow-motion heaviness into their own skeletal configuration.. $3.00 Add to Wishlist

Trees - Lights Bane ( Crucial Blast: CBR66)

The debut album from the Portland quartet Trees delivers two epic tracks of monolithic, blackened doom metal with a twisted, noise-damaged approach and a dank basement vibe. Trees craft glacial abstract riffs and rivers of ashen amplifier goo that fans of feedback-laden heaviosity will find highly satisfying, a kind of grinding, slow-motion black hole psychedelia that has a similiar hypnotic death-ritual quality as artists like Bloody Panda and Khanate, but with their own unique trance state of swirling guitar textures, horrific jet black dronescapes and ghoulish, excoriating vocals. Features members of the PDX psych-sludge outfit Tecumseh (Important Records). This disc comes in a Stoughton printed 4-panel gatefold case.. $5.00 Add to Wishlist

Triangular Ascension - Leviathan Device ( Cyclic Law: 34thCycle)

Triangular Ascension is the debut album by Venezuela's Federico Agreda and a much welcomed addition to the Cyclic Law Roster. Taking inspiration from Thomas Hobbes book "Leviathan", the album aims to depict the inner nightmare of the reality of mankind, ever dwelling in fear and self-destruction. Upon activation of the "Device", the water once used by the Elohim to create life, rages over the lands cleansing the planet from every living creature that crawls the soil, concluding in a post-apocalyptic requiem sung by the leviathans themselves. The music translates into a carefully crafted work full of cinematic drones of ruthless atmospheric power, destined to make Triangular Ascension a name to be reckoned with.Edition of 1000 copies in 4 panel Digipack. 9 Tracks. Running Time 59:40. $12.66 Add to Wishlist

Triarii - Exile CDEP ( Eternal Soul: ESCD12)

The all-new album by acclaimed TRIARII, the one-man martial industrial project with neoclassical influences from Berlin, Germany. Exile comes in a limited edition of 2,000 copies in 6-panel Digifile with special silver print. The CD features a total of 7 all-new, previously unreleased tracks. Sorry, expensive for a CDEP.. $15.50 Add to Wishlist

Tricot Trio - Neu Optimism ( Ateliers Tentack: Tent01)

Once upon a time, it was yesternow, Olivier Moreau (Imminent) and Gabriel Séverin (Silk Saw) met Carmen Cardona, a young percussion player born in Belo Horizonte to a Cuban mother. "Neu Optimism" is the encounter between incredible, strange rhythms from Brazil and new directions from old Europe. The technical skills of Moreau, combined with the analog touch of dusty synthesizers from Séverin's own museum, were just missing spontaneity -- that's where Cardona came into the game. Her experience as a circus musician brought in layers and layers of craziness, launching a storm of creativity over the trio. Like a freak show monster, Tricot Trio, with its multiple faces, catches you in its mysterious world.. $5.00 Add to Wishlist

Trinithos - 333 ( Heimatfolk: Heimat03)

After several ultra-limited CDR-releases, "333" finally marks the debut album by German NeoFolk act Trinithos. Founded at the beginning of the millennium, in past years they played several concerts together with their friends Seelenthron and Traum'er Leben. Their music is best to be described as dreamy NeoFolk with a slight DarkPop touch, orchestral parts, martial drums and even some apocalyptic and dark experimental passages. On "333" the band plays a large variety of acoustic instruments: several different guitars, bass, violins, flutes, drums, didgeridoo... as well as a few beautiful electronic arrangements. The vocals are polyphonic performances of German lyrics by male and female voices and deal about mythologic themes, nature, romanticism and theories of cognition. $8.00 Add to Wishlist

Triore - Three Hours ( Eternal Soul: ESCD10)

This fairytale started to unravel four years ago with the release of Triarii’s “Piece Heroique” (ES-05). A sinister seed was planted in the fertile soil of northern Europe as Christian Erdmann (Triarii) and Tomas Pettersson (Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio) gave birth to the track “Roses 4 Rome”. And now finally, the progeny has been conceived and fully developed; and what they call TriORE, has ultimately been born. Both participants go beyond themselves and step out of normal character, but TriORE is nonetheless the embodiment of all that which is Triarii, and all that which is Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio; like a succulent apple in two opposite pieces just waiting to be devoured. The bombastic touch of Triarii is still there; the string sections, the choirs, the martial drums and much more; alongside the eloquence of Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio, musically, melodically, as well as lyrically. This is what all lovers of both bands have been waiting for, a complete forty minutes of Art Deco Industrial Pop. This work begins where Roses 4 Rose left us, and takes all the way from the rising of victory, through the trenches and all the way till Europa falls.. $13.99 Add to Wishlist

Troum - AIWS ( Transgredient: TR-05)

AIWS is the first full-length CD release from Troum since 2003. It covers studio-recordings composed from 2002-2005. These musicians have compiled some of their most favorable pieces through the years to be placed on this release. Presenting nine analogue (4 & 8 track) recorded compositions that lead the listener through vast feelings of beautifully deep melancholic and hypnotic states of mind. Composed with guitar-drones and harmonic phrases that are processed in various ways creating an atmosphere of the sublime and emotional meditative states that transcend listener to immerse within themselves. Ingredients: Sufi-songs, old vinyl-crackles, acoustic & e-guitars, e-bow, e-bass, voice & whisperings, accordion & flute. Stunning photography & design work by Alan McClelland(Eye.lyft). One of the most emotional and profound Troum releases to date now available on Transgredient Records. Dedicated to Eternity.. $11.00 Add to Wishlist

Troum - Ljubimaya|Daur ( Abgvrd: AB-38)

Reissue of two 10" from the years 1998 and 2003. Daur is the very first release of Troum and it resents very post-rock sounding material wth a lot of decipherable guitar parts and good drive. Ljubimaya was released by the Russian label Waystyx and carries you towards lyrical and touchy eternity of everbeginning melodies without an end, into emptiness of existence with all the uterine roar provided by Yen Pox project in one of the tracks. The covers uses psychodelic image manipulations by Dmitri "HUM" Chistov.. $12.66 Add to Wishlist

Troum - Mare Idiophonika ( Silken Tofu: STX12)

Mare Idiophonika ('The Self-Playing Ocean') is the new album by the German duo Troum and contains the studio-version of the live programme Troum performed in 2007, with a new ending added later.Using bass, guitars, metal objects, voices and choirs and for the first time also singing-bowls and ‘dry’ beats Troum creates yet another magnificent journey into unknown dimensions. Its sounds are stunning and enchanting, leaving one in a state of bewilderment while exploring the world of the unconscious. With its compelling drones and haunting atmosphere Mare Idiophonika is a masterpiece of transcendental soundscapes. It is a mind-blowing dreamy and moving experience, reaching out towards the inner self and beyond. European version released on Silken Tofu.. $13.00 Add to Wishlist

Troum - Ryna ( Transgredient: TR-04)

This is the much-welcomed re-release of Troum's debut album, first released in an edition of 500 copies on Myotis Records in October 1998. "Troum is the next step in the evolution of Maeror Tri, taking the highly processed guitar ambiance of their previous venture and channelling it through a more tumultuous, volatile outlet... The general feel of the sounds here is reminiscent of the earth moving, tectonic plates in constant shuffle, the tracks building and then either shifting or worn away via attrition. It‘s as if Maeror Tri learned to fly through ingenuity, smoke and mirrors, while Troum has taken the ingenuity, smoke and mirrors and, somehow, grown wings." [Side-Line]. Presented in a stunning digipak.. $11.00 Add to Wishlist

Troum - Seeing-Ear Gods (A Continuous Jounrey in Six Parts) ( Zoharum: Zohar017)

Recorded live on 15.03.2001 in the studios of KFJC Radio in Palo Alto, California, for a live radio broadcast. One long, singular drone track of minimalist nature - very quiet and linear, but ethereal and hypnotic, suggesting that less is sometimes more.. $13.33 Add to Wishlist

Troum - Shutun ( Old Europa Café: OECD089)
The first full length CD from Troum since Tjukurpa III in 2003. Shutun is the studio version of the live program performed throughout 2005-2006 with the help of All Sides. Made by mixing 25 different tracks into one unique, long (over 50 minutes) composition, this takes a little bit to develop, but when it does, it’s Troum at their most glorious, droney, transcendental best. Shimmering, sublime, textural bliss, ebbing and flowing with a graceful, enrapturing beauty. In embossed, round, metal tin with insert.. $15.33

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Troum - Sigqan ( Transgredient: TR-06)

Troum re-releases their mysteriously alluring Sigqan on Transgredient Records. These three part live sessions were originally recorded in 2002 and released on Desolation House records a year later. Sigqan which means “sinking” or “to sink” in old Germanic Goth unravels time with abyssmal washes of hypnotic layered strings and atmospheres that encapsulate your senses for sixty-three minutes. These compositions reveal some of their best live studio work in the past decade making this well worth a re-release!. Alan McClelland. $11.00 Add to Wishlist

Troum - Tjukurrpa Pt II (drones) ( Transgredient: TR01)

Back in stock after a long absence. Troum's second installment in their "Tjukurrpa" trilogy is self-evidently subtitled "Drones" (and makes us ask, the first one wasn't?). Since their days in the prolific isolationist ensemble Maeror Tri, the two members of Troum continue to masterfully craft incredible dronework through densely processed sounds, mostly originating from guitars and bass, but have also used vocal chants, lutes, accordion, and percussion. "Tjukurrpa" translates as the physical, spiritual, and psychological state of dreamtime for the Australian Aboriginals, symbolizing Troum's intention to construct a cathartic transcendence through their hypnogogic drones. Such agendas may hedge themselves into the earnest flakiness of New Age-isms, but the dreams that Troum externalize through their music are incredibly grim, but not without their ashen beauty. Such nightly visions translate as an ever-shifting fog of shadowy sound, that billows, pulses, and fluctuates with the same fluid invasiveness of a wintery fog through a forest. Troum's success comes from the revelation of details within these miasmic drones, which at times are simple sonic whisps that decay through washes of digital reverb, and at others are massive harmonies which emphatically protrude from the ambience below.. $11.00 Add to Wishlist

Troum - Tjukurrpa Pt III Rhythms and Pulsations ( Transgredient: TR-05)

Third part of the Trilogy (following ‘Harmonies’ and ‘Drones’), and for my tastes, easily the best. Built around repetetive elements, this displays varying degrees of rhythms….from smooth ambient pulsations, to more ritual inspired percussion, to almost Militia like loops, all wrapped up in blissfully hypnotic textures and evolving drones. Will appeal to not only fans of Troum, but also classic Voice of Eye and Life Garden fans.. $11.00 Add to Wishlist

Tzolk'in - Tonatiuh ( Ant-Zen: Act240)

Tzolk'ins third album's concept is the aural implementation of Aztec mythology's deities. From the onset, the listener is immersed into an inner vision of beauty, atrocity. darkness, emotional soundscapes, ambient spheres and pounding rhythmic patterns. overall the effect is that of fusing meditative tribal atmospheres with dark voids. ceremonial deep tones merge with dark ambient industrial music - which is all kept together by tribalistic electronic grooves and acoustic percussion.once again tzolk'in achieves musical, technical and spiritual success without sacrificing critical artistic engagement with apocalyptic motifs. tonatiuh is an idiosyncratic, ritualistic vision of post-industrial divination. translating the atmosphere of an ancient mythic age for the listener of today - while perfectly using today's technology.. $10.00 Add to Wishlist