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Cisfinitum - Coniunctio (Ewers Tonkunst)
2CD set that brings together remastered material from the hard-to-find "Landschaft" CDR (including the tragically beautiful "District Delta") and "Malgyl", which was only distributed in mp3 format through the Entity net label. The tracks range from mournful synthesizer dirges to low-end heavy mechanical drones, all with that particular Cisfinitum touch and craftsmanship. This is the re-release of the set with new artwork.
(2CD, digisleeve, $22.00)
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[ ambient ] [ dark ambient ] [ drones ] [ electro-acoustic ]
Bad Sector - The Harrow (Ewers Tonkunst)
Re-release of this classic Bad Sector album from 2001 in a slick digisleeve. Based on sounds emanating from a digital Geiger counter and naval, air and military radio bands fed through custom signal processing, "The Harrow" is just as impressive today as when it was initially released, with its streams of radiant signals and impulsive electronic patterns. Absolutely essential.
(CD, digisleeve, $14.50)
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[ experimental ]
Xiphoid Dementia - Embalmed In Purity (Existence Establishment)
Full-length release from this US project run by the person behind the Blood Ties zine. Over an hour's worth of dynamic ambient noise with a nice level of detail and variation. Comes in a nicely illustrated DVD jewel case.
(CD-R, DVD jewel case, $11.00)
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[ dark ambient ]
Klinikal Skum - Chosen Powerless (Expectorant Recordings)
Active for many years now under a variety of monikers including Neuntöter Der Plage, Xombie, Redrot, Post-Mortem Junkie and Fabrico Incubo, Ryan Oppermann has established himself as a dependable purveyor of pathological sounds of all sorts. "Chosen Powerless" is his first CD album and it marks the milestone with 5 venomous doses of analogue synthesizer textures that would have been at home on Slaughter Productions (which did release some early Redrot and NDP albums after all). The disease is spreading.
(CD, clear jewel case, $10.00)
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[ death industrial ] [ noise ] [ power electronics ]
Subklinik - Musik For Dekomposition (Fall of Nature)
Label info: "Since 1996, Subklinik has continued to create some of the darkest Death Industrial / necro-soundscapes in existence. Enter "Musik For Dekomposition", the latest full length from Subklinik, featuring six torturous expressions that convey a foreboding atmosphere abundant with feelings of death, and isolation, manifested through a sonic vortex of analogue filth and decay."
(CD, jewel case, $11.00)
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[ death industrial ]
Funerary Call - Dark Waters Stirred (Fall of Nature)
Label info: "Heralded as one of the progenitors of black ambient music, Funerary Call returns from dormancy with his darkest release to date. "Dark Waters Stirred" is a ceremonial maelstrom of ominous electronics and dark ambient textures, an audial descent into ritualistic obscurity and misanthropy. Features guest appearances from the likes of Deathlord (Blasphemy, ex-Conqueror), and Troy Southgate (H.E.R.R., Seelenlicht) amongst others."
(CD, jewel case, $11.00)
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Funerary Call - The Black Root (Fall of Nature)
Label info: "Sepulchral, brooding Black Ambient from one of the most enigmatic and spectral entities the genre has produced. "The Black Root" saw it's first edition as a very limited vinyl release in 2004, now completely remastered on CD with new artwork, exclusively for Fall Of Nature."
(CD, jewel case, $11.00)
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[ dark ambient ] [ death industrial ]
![[ANS]werk](/distrib/fario-answerk.jpg "Cisfinitum & The [Law-Rah] Collective - [ANS]werk")
Cisfinitum & The [Law-Rah] Collective - [ANS]werk (Fario)
Label info: "Russian one-man outfit Cisfinitum and Dutch duo The [Law-Rah] Collective are both dark ambient masters. They dedicated this split and common work to one of the very first synthesizers in the world, the ANS.
The ANS, created by Russian engineer E. Murzin from 1937 to 1957, is an incredible response to the synesthesia theories (the letters ANS stand for Alexander Nikolayevich Scriabin who linked tones to colours). The ANS synthesizer (only one copy exists and is kept in Moscow) generates special frequencies from drawings ("it plays what you have drawn") and in the opposite it can also create a visible image of a sound frequency. Artists such as Coil, Edward Artemiev (for Tarkovsky's Solaris soundtrack) and Alfred Schnittke used the ANS in their compositions.
For this album, The [Law-Rah] Collective and Cisfinitum based their music on original sounds from the ANS as well as additional recordings of various analog synths, fractal and granular synthesis, voice, violin, field recordings."
Note: the 23-min track by Cisfinitum is an amazing composition of shimmering drones and ghostly melodies that is not be missed.
(CD, oversized color sleeve, $16.00)
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[ ambient ] [ analog electronics ] [ drones ]
Contrastate - Seven Hands Seek Nine Fingers (Fin de Siècle Media)
Remastered re-release of the 1989 debut LP from this UK duo formed by Stephen Meixner and Jonathan Grieve. Three long tracks of brooding atmospheric music with a surrealistic edge to it.
(CD, clear jewel case, $15.00)
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Contrastate - False Fangs For Old Werewolves (Fin de Siècle Media)
A retrospective collection of rare tracks, singles and unreleased material recorded between 1989-1999 by this now defunct UK project. Theatrical, extravagant, wicked and often humorous pieces of skillful sonic collages and electronic manipulation.
(CD, clear jewel case, $15.00)
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[ abstract electronics ] [ collage ]
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