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Death in June - Black Angel Live PicLP+ CDEP
(Neuropa: Leper08)
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'Black Angel - Live' recorded in Australia 24th May, 2000 was one of the first of the intense stripped-back acoustic performances featuring Douglas P. and percussionist John Murphy that characterized Death In June's live work in this new Century. This limited edition Picture Disc LP, with a different full colour picture on each side, is coupled with a bonus 4 track CD recorded at an impromptu performance 2 years later on 26th June, 2002, at The Laundry, Melbourne, Australia featuring a rare solo performance by Douglas P. on 6 string electric guitar with unreleased live versions of tracks from the then recently-issued 'All Pigs Must Die' album. Exciting and direct, the songs on both the Picture Disc and CD can be regarded as a 'best of' Death In June live experience up to that point in time. All tracks have been digitally recorded and mastered. Limited to 1000 copies. $25.66
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Death in June - Peaceful Snow/Maverick Chamber 7inch
(Extremocidente: DE007)
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The 2 tracks on this is the first new material to come to light since "The Rule of Thirds", and see Douglas P. accompanied on piano by Miro Snejder, leaving the acoustic guitar aside. Pink vinyl w/inserts, lim. 880 copies. Embossed lettering in the front cover and debossed foil blocked whiphand logo in the back.. $15.66
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Death In June - All Pigs Must Die picLP
(NER: LeperLP04)
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Lmtd 2000 copies. A more straightforward, traditional DIJ release - misanthropic café songs with strumming guitar, accordian accompaniments, plus some trumpet and flute. Features vocal input from Boyd Rice and musical input from Andreas Ritter of Forseti. Get's progressively more experimental, surreal, and noisy as the disc nears end. A very thinly attacked on World Serpent. $17.99
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Deathkey - Doctrine of Intolerant Hatred 2LP
(Freak Animal: FreakDKLP2)
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Two white vinyl LP´s, one 2 sided, the other 1 sided, including a 12 page 22x22cm booklet with artwork and lyrics. Heavy duty high gloss white cardboard sleeve with black print where paint is black mixed with uv laquer giving it a strange nearly marble texture. Musically, this is probably Deathkey's best material to date, mixing together hard, terrifying noise, dark PE/industrial and grim as fuck, necro vocals. Utmost occult darkness and explicit hatred not advised for those easily offended - please beware of what you're in for when buying anything from this notorius act!!. $32.00
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De Frontanel - Grotesque 10 inch
(T.U.T./R.U.R.: TUT02)
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10-inch, black vinyl in special gatefold sleeve + 6 inserts - lim. edition of 275 hand-numbered copies Charles de Frontanel (known as the boss of GRAHN GEEN-YOL Records, the 70's electro label which recently resumed his activities in collaboration with Invasion Planete) is back with a new masterpiece of electronic weirdness. Haunted by a troop of circus freaks whose physical deformity reflects the absurdity of our world, "Grotesque" is a dark moral tale, a sweet & sour fantasy which subtly combines vintage electro sounds, acoustic instruments and third wave beats into nine minimal pieces of both picturesque and chilling quality. Something weird and a taste of blood from the French wizard of gore.. $4.00
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Der Blutharsch - Flying High! 2LP
(WKN: WKN34LP)
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Flying High!” with this psychedelic combat cry, one of the most eccentric and innovative projects from Austria returns. On their ninth studio album, Der Blutharsch continues travelling in the direction they took back in 2005, when the former guru of martial industrial/military pop, Albin Julius, and his band, rocketed towards the deep space of psychedelia. One of the most controversial bands of the last decade staked its claim anew, totally breaking with old images, clichés and tunes. Having already started on the last album “The Philosopher’s Stone,” the walls of guitars and repetitive chants are recognizable. Flying High! transforms this into a programmatic climax. If you start thinking Sunn O))), Guru Guru, Amon Dül, Tangerine Dream or Godspeed You! Black Emperor you are not to far away, but most of the apocalyptic feeling which you are already used to is still inherent. Highly influenced by the American west coast sound of the late sixties with small doses of that which some people used to call Krautrock. The tracks develop into each other, ambient parts followed by ecstatic deathrock songs and then they glide into a wall of sound. The guest parts on the vocal side are full of well known artists: besides Bain Wolfkind and Albin Julius or Gianni Serusi, you discover 1980s legend Patrick Leagas who celebrates the title song in his typical distinctive manner. Flying High! is a dark record, it mixes eros and deathwish, productivity with destructivity. Since the release of “When Did Wonderland End?,” Der Blutharsch have mutated into a psychedelic rock monster; their motto, “into new territories!;” their symbol for this mutation, a battle fought not by marching but by flying, “Flying High!” Flying High! is a weird trip for blown minds through the dark worlds of today’s society, passing love, hate and lust during its journey into the center of the sun! This double LP is housed in a deluxe gatefold cover and strictly limited to 750 copies.. $38.00
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Der Blutharsch - Tour Single 2009 7 inch
(WKN: WKN35)
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Single-sided limited edition 7" EP, released for 2009 European Tour, and featuring vocals by Geoffroy D. of Dernière Volonté!. $15.33
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Der Blutharsch/Our Survival Depends on Us - Split 7inch
(WKN: WKN33)
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7 lim. 300. Yet another highly limited split release featuring Der Blutharsch, and this time Albin's favorite Austrian Doom Metal act Our Survival Depends on Us!. $13.33
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Derniere Volonte - Immortel LP/7inch
(Hau Ruck!: HR!96V)
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Limited edition vinyl of 888 copies LP in debossed and spotvarnished gatefold cover with a bonus 7inch containing a song not featured on the CD.. $25.00
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