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37 items found.
Taphephobia - Access to a World of Pain
(Greytone: Grey006)
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Latest from Taphepobia, (aka Ketil Søraker, ex-Northaunt). 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. Ltd x 500 copies in a digipak.. $14.33
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Taphephobia - Black City Skyline CDR
(Reverse Alignment: RA7)
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3rd album from this Norwegian act led by former Northaunt member Ketil Söraker. Guitar based drone-ambient that is in part peaceful and celestial, but also eerie and full of shadowy, nebulous textures. As the title conveys, a beautiful, floating drift over, yup, you guessed it, a black city skyline.Pro – CDr in full – coloured folded A4 sleeve (edition of 250 copies).. $12.66
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Teeth Collection - Live CDr
(Small Doses: Dose76)
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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.. $8.66
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TenHornedBeast - Hunts & Wars
(Cold Spring: CSR130)
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TenHornedBeast’s third album for Cold Spring was recorded from 2006-2009. This album introduces subtle changes to the established THB sound with delicate interludes separating longer tracks that rage with heavy distortion and doom-drone barbarism. “Hunts & Wars” progresses the established THB sound using leaden, sub-tuned bass guitar to create rhythms and riffs that dominate a battlefield of vast ritual percussion and droning walls of electric dissonance, creating epic and expansive textures that by turns burn with frost and freeze with fire. Influenced by the oneiric visions of Robert E Howard and Lord Dunsany. "Hunts & Wars” seeks to evoke the elemental, anti-modern fantasias of these writers and is presented in a 6-panel digipak designed by graphic designer Kevin Yuen (Sunn O))), Wolves In The Throne Room) to its full grotesque glory. The days have come when the steel will rule. Titans arise, monuments fall. Ballads of victory and defeat are sung aloud as from the highest steps we are swept on to the eternal Hunts and Wars. $13.33
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TenHornedBeast - My Horns Are a Flame to Draw Down the Truth
(Cold Spring: CSR106CD)
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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.. $13.33
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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 abetter 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.. $9.00
Terra Sancta - Disintegration
(Malignant: TumorCD35)
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Four years after the release of the highly acclaimed Aeon CD, Disintegration finds Australias 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 its 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.. $12.00
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Tethrippon - Tethrippon
(Ahnstern: Ahnstern36)
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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. Tethrippons composition and poetry bring warmth to civilized and delicate hearts and a nostalgia for what is missing from a romantic mans 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.. $12.99
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Tethrippon - Tethrippon Boxset
(Ahnstern: Ahnstern26Box)
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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.. $52.00
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The Human Voice - Exit Lines
(Eibon: VOI077)
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Northaunt mastermind Harleif Langas gives voice to a less dark and oppressive journey with "Exit lines", and explores the thin boundary between ambient (not necessarily dark....) music and spacious post-rock. Deep drones and sparse melodic guitar lines, "skeletal" structures and subtle noises. Appealing to both the Constellation-freaks and the courageous (and open minded) dark ambient travellers. Digisleeve.. $13.33
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Theme - Valentine (Lost) Forever
(Heart & Crossbones: HCB023)
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The third album from Theme, a band comprised of Stuart Carter, Jeanne Boyer and Richard Johnson (from'90s influential industrial-experimental band Splintered and head of the Lumberton Trading Company label), is a hallucinogenic intersection, where the exploration of twilight spaces, dreams, bitter reflections and hopes collide with a sense of escape (to better places?) or an abandoned 'self', either lost or searching for much needed identity. More 'song'-based than their previous album, on Valentine (Lost) Forever Theme often witnesses barbed yet oblique words cut-up and formed into mantras over a mesh of cascading drones, textures, blissed-out guitar strums, submerged tamboura, metallic sheets of electronic frah, occasional drum pounds and chilling swells 'n' flecks of musique concrete. Overall, it catches the group exploring their environment, in more senses than one, with renewed vigour and nothing but questions left either open-ended or vying for interpretation. It's a world of rubble, dust and sprawling collapse, psychological or otherwise, screaming for meaning and purpose in a world gone mad where inner conflicts, vulnerability and regret are drowned in vast existential pools... With an additional remix by ex-Siouxsie & the Banshees bass player Steven Severin, this genuine album offers an apocalyptic sound mirage that recalls the experimental and post industrial works of Contrastate first and foremost, but also Throbbing Gristle and Coil, as well as the occult-like numbness of Current 93, the bleak avant-electronica of Andrew Liles and the psychedelic drones furrowed by the group's own previous work in both Splintered and Theme. In that sense, Valentine (Lost) Forever is a definite masterpiece in the ever-evolving legacy of the U.K. industrial scene, and if this is the end, then it's time to burn the truth.. $11.33
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The Vault/Ames Sanglantes - Split CD
(Sophisticate Pleasure: SPR001)
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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.. $11.00
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The Vomit Arsonist - Wretch
(Cipher Productions: Sic57)
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"Wretch" is brought to you in partnership with Cipher Productions and represents a journey through the mind of Andrew Grant, aka The Vomit Arsonist. A decidedly personal and unnerving recording, "Wretch" was written during a period of mental instability that lasted nearly two years. The result is a release that bleeds raw emotion: loss, hatred, self-loathing, and reflection; starting at rock bottom with waves of dark ambience, grim death industrial, and quietly spoken words, moving further into the depths of a tortured mind. The result is a gradual advance into forceful, vengeful power electronics.. $10.66
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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, theres 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.. $14.99
Tholen - Sternklang
(Cyclic Law: 20th Cycle)
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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
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Tôle Ache - La Mort Danse au Paradis
(Disorder Records: Dis01)
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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.. $8.99
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Tonal Y Nagual - The Unseen Deserts CD
(Umbkollektif: UMB004)
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Debut offering from Bavarian folk / Neofolk outfit Tonal Y Nagual, also members of Jägerblut. Features 16 more melodious and sombre songs in the darkfolk, chanson and ballad genre, mixed with some unexpected twists and turns, including tracks in the tradition of Cabaret Voltaire or TG´s pop interpretations.. $4.00
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Tonikom - The Sniper's Veil
(Hymen: Y774)
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After attracting attention with two CDR releases, TONIKOM were signed by hymen records - "Epoch" was the first result. Two years later, this new album displays even greater evolution and improvement. "Temporarius Delerium" invites the listener in with angelic voices, mighty bass pulses and a looped chant, just before a pounding breakbeat takes over and calls the shots for the album. Pushing technoid textures carry beautiful electronic themes, sampled field recordings add a cinematic ambiance to the diversified, straight rhythmic foundation covering a range of downtempo, trip hop, breakbeat and fast chthonian four-to-the-floor cadences. With the atmospheric "Look But Never Touch" the album comes full circle - to start all over again... a varied and monolithic opus designed for a maximum amount of body activity, letting you groove continuously in a higher state of blissful flow.. $4.00
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Topografia - Genius Loci
(Greyland: Grey005)
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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.. $14.33
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Tor Lundvall - Insect Wings, Leaf Matter & Broken Twigs
(Eternal Autumn: EAE006)
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This CD on Tor's own label gathers together 26 of his earliest ambient recordings from 1991 - 1994, and his personal favourites. Only a fraction of this music has seen the light of day. "Listening to these tracks now, I'm taken back to the exact time and place when I recorded them. I still sense the shifts in weather and see the changing light shining through whatever window I was working near. Fond memories from a simpler and more carefree time in my life". Ltd x 300 copies in a matt digipak.. $12.00
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Toroidh - Eine Kleine Marschmusik
(205 Recordings: 205Rec894)
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"Eine kleine Marschmusik" is a compilation of unreleased, remixed,remastered and forgotten tracks spanning from 2002 to 2009.Modern marching music from the past for people who are not afraid to usetheir feet!Track info:1. Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it. Again.Recorded 2002 to become a 10", but never got released.2. ArbetetFrom the (still unreleased) "documentary" recordings featuring Karl Ohlén.3. Ragnarök (Violent)Unreleased remix aimed at the stomping grounds.4. Untitled March 2007Previously unreleased track.5. In der Ewigkeit, KamratRemastered version, taken from the "In Memoriam" compilation.6. Epilog November 2003Previously unreleased track.7. TorchRemastered version, taken from "Testament" (vinyl edition)8. Ragnarök (Ambient)Recorded for a compilation that never got released.9. No hope for unityRemastered version, taken from the "A Final Testimony" compilation.Lmtd 300 copies. Exclusively distributed by Malignant in the US.. $12.75
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Toroidh - The Final Testament
(Eternal Pride: EPP05)
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TOROIDH is the cult project by Swedish genius Henrik Nordvargr Björkk (MZ. 412, Folkstorm, Goatvargr etc). "Testament" was released on Nordvargr's own 205 Recordings label 2003 and this, the original LP version, has now been resurrected with exclusive material not available on the CD version and two bonus tracks - "The Final Testament" and "Hail Wermland II" as well as being newly mixed and remastered. A potent mix of strident Martial Industrial, Death Ambient, wartime fanfare and Neofolk. The more accessible side of Toroidh will delight the legion of followers of this monumental act. Comes with an 8-page monochrome booklet, with striking imagery. Russian import.. $8.33
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Trait (aka Eric Lunde) - Inspirationals
(Industrial Recollections: IR-EL01)
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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.. $14.95
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Trama Afona - Self titled
(Greytone: Grey004)
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First formal release for this Rome based project - well structured, melodic, and very cinematic and theatrical in a stylized, well produced way (as opposed to a cheesy, horror movie soundtrack way), mixing ambient passages with gliding strings, field recordings, suspenseful atmospheres and just a touch of gothic sensibilties.. $13.66
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Trance - Compiled
(Monochrome Vision: MV54)
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From Crucial Blasts website: "Trance was Mason's Jones solo project from 1987 through 1995, and it featured a different side of the Subarachnoid Space drummer that tended away from the spacey and psychedelic, instead going for loud, cacophonous industrial/tribal/soundtrack soundscapes that combined his knack for creative sound design with his lust for the most skull-rupturing ends of Japanese noise and industrial music. The last actual full length that Trance released was 1995's Augury, an overlooked but engaging slab of heavy ambience that was more in the vein of synth-heavy horror movie soundtracks than the clang and bash percussives of Trance's earlier recordings, but here we've got a brand new Trance disc that was just released at the end of '08 by the Russian label Monochrome Vision, which has also hooked me up with some other heavy new industrial discs from Arcane Device and Maurizio Bianchi. It's not new Trance stuff, of course, since Mason put the project to rest in 1995, but it is an exhaustive compilation of compilation tracks released between 1990 and 1994 that were previously impossible to find, many of them having been released on limited edition cassettes, so I was seriously stoked when I found out that Monochrome Vision was putting this together with Mason. All of the tracks have been remastered by Mason himself, and the disc features fifteen tracks taken from the Arrhythmia, Impulse Issue 2, Wakened By Silence, Of Sound Mind, Altered States Of Consciousness, Arrhythmia II, Must Be Musique 2, Must Be Musique, Audio Drudge 2, and Endless 1 compilations. Then earliest Trance releases were heavy and guitar-based, a response to the punishing industrial-rock of bands like Swans and Big Black, but by the time that the 90's kicked in, the project had shifted into more rhythmic industrial territory, blending together churning tribal rhythms and complex polyrhythms with dark atmospheric ambience and squalls of abrasive guitar noise and trippy psychedelic playing that hinted at the space rock of Subarachnoid Space. These compilation tracks explore various permutations of this sound, from grim orchestral rumblings to fierce Test Dept. style oildrum workouts, Teutonic splatter scores to crushing infernal-factory dirges and sheet-metal drones. You can hear Trance's sound progress from the earlier Test Dept. inspired tribal beats to the symphonic synth dread of the mid 90's recordings as you follow the disc, and for fans of the darker, more psychedelic side of 90's industrial and noise, there is some pretty choice stuff collected on this disc. It's in a limited edition of 500 copies, and includes liner notes written by Mason himself, which are printed in both Russian and English". $7.33
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Transitional - Stomach of the Sun
(Conspiracy Records: Core080)
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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.. $11.99
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Traum'er Leben - Ursprung
(Lower Saxony: LS0701)
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The first professionally pressed cd from this great folk band, know from their Split cd with Seelenthron and Thrinitos! Limited to 480 copies, you will find beautiful German folk songs in the best tradition...no ambient interludes, no martial overtones, just well done folk with very nice male and female vocals and harmonies!. $14.66
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Trees - Freed of the Flesh
(Crucial Blast: CBR83)
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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.. $11.66
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Trees - Lights Bane
(Crucial Blast: CBR66)
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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.. $11.66
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Tricot Trio - Neu Optimism
(Ateliers Tentack: Tent01)
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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
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Trinithos - 333
(Heimatfolk: Heimat03)
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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. $12.66
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Triore - Three Hours
(Eternal Soul: ESCD10)
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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.This is the lmtd edition with slipcard and two inserts. Sorry about the price, but the dollar blows (yet again) right now.. $14.99
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Troum - Autopoisies/Nahtscato
(Zoharum: Zohar012)
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Two elder vinyls released for the first time on CD, plus bonus tracks, packaged in exclusive 3-panel digipack. 'Autopoiesis' was originally released as picture LP on Small Voices in October 2004 in limited edition of 567 copies'Nahtscato' was originally released as a 12"EP on Paranoise Records in July 2005 in an edition of 300 copies.The bonus tracks were recorded in 2003. $13.33
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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. Its 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.. $12.00
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, its 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
Troum - Sigqan
(Transgredient: TR-06)
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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. $13.33
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Twilight Angelhood - Post Tenebras Nox CDr
(Show Me Your Wounds: Lesion002)
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A compilation of tracks recorded between 2000 and 2004 and selected because of their atmospheres and themes. They all express in their own way a despeerate quest for life and peace, a passage from the depths of darkness to the light through faith, questions, sadness, death, or love. Quite a pleasant surprise - dark, gothically twinged soundscapes very much in the early Raison d'Etre vein that move at a sombre, funereal pace ( though that's not to suggest this is slow CD!). www.myspace.com/twilightangelhood. $12.66
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