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Sistrenatus - Division One (Cold Spring)
Label info: "Powerful debut of the Canadian noise project. 'Division One' is harsher and more bombastic than Harlow MacFarlane's now defunct project Funerary Call. A true onslaught of Black Ambient, Power Noise and Death Industrial. This is the much anticipated album, after the well received track on our Swarm sampler."
(CD, jewel case, $16.00)
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Necropolis - Necrosphere (Cold Spring)
Label info: "Hailing from the Siberian land of Irkutsk, Russia, Necropolis came to Cold Spring's attention when they released the extremely limited (85 only) CDR "Necrosphere" on Zhelezobeton - the soundtrack to the author's dreams and based on field recordings made in Taiga and disused military missile shafts. Cold Spring is reissuing this dark ambient creation remastered with brand new artwork and an extra 14-minute long track."
(CD, clear jewel case, $16.00)
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[ dark ambient ]
Shinjuku Thief - The Scribbler (Cold Spring)
Label info: "Reissue of the 1992 classic by this Australian genius, originally released in an edition of 500 copies. Occasional bursts of factory noise, industrial rumblings and disembodied German voices form the backdrop to a minimalist reworking of Kafka's "The Trial." An album of dense filmic atmospheres and orchestral instrumentation. 'The Scribbler' has been digitally remastered and is enhanced with a series of video clips constructed by Richard Grant (I+T=R), incorporating both new material together with the original images prepared for "The Scribbler" live show."
(CD, clear jewel case, $16.00)
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[ industrial ] [ neoclassical ]
Inanna - Day ov Torment (Cold Spring)
Label info: "Reissue of the massive Death Industrial album from this ARCHON SATANI side-project, originally issued by Staalplaat in 1993. INANNA were at the forefront of a new force in Doom Ambiance way back in the early '90s. This remastered and repackaged album brings alive one of the classic scene albums - a milestone in ultra grim and crushing death sonics, that paved the way for many Drone and Ritual Industrial bands around today. Mixed by J Havukainen (IN SLAUGHTER NATIVES)."
(CD, clear jewel case, $16.00, last copy)
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[ death industrial ]
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Inade - Aldebaran (Cold Spring)
Label info: "The masters of Black Ambient! "Aldebaran" is the black sun of the secret knowledge. This work focuses on the German Vril society myths of 'Aldebaran', from which universal spirituality is said to originate. One hour of immense walls of dark, brooding atmospherics, pulsating anthems of the universal power, mixed with themes of heritage and history. The ultimate document of deep and cavernous dark ambient."
(CD, clear jewel case, $17.00)
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[ dark ambient ] [ esoteric ]
Sedaye Marg - Frashogard (Coup d'Etat Communications)
First proper CD release for this new incarnation of Sedaye Marg, courtesy of Coup d'Etat Communications. While a departure from the all-out assault of past releases (which is to a certain degree responsible for the new spelling in its name), it retains the processed and distorted percussions and strident electronics while incorporating more elements from its key subject of modern persian history. A soundtrack to military coups, rapid modernization, misguided faith, betrayals and ultimately rebirth.
(CD in clear jewel-case, 500 copies, $11.00, on sale)
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Brutum Fulmen - Flesh Of The Moon (Crippled Intellect Productions)
First full-length CD from Brutum Fulmen, Jeff Wrench's main experimental sound project. While there is no shortage of sound artists who rely on field recordings for their material and delve into the often dessicated fields of musique concrète, few that I'm aware of have managed to turn them into such lush electro-acoustic compositions that actually warrant repeated listenings. The 10 tracks gathered here are carefully crafted from the sounds of old manual typewriters, hinges, metal, feedback, and other common and uncommon objects, and the booklet provides an extensive list of these sources which is always interesting to read as you listen to the end result. Consistently captivating.
(CD, clear jewel case, 12.00 € - to be repriced in USD)
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Dissecting Table - Into the Light (Crowd Control Activities)
4 long tracks of pure apocalyptic bliss. The first two prominently feature a sort of mechanized death-funk industrial unheard of elsewhere, and the third track is a great slice of old-school structured noise that climaxes with a flurry of pounding drums. The fourth ends the album with the traditional full-on percussive sound that Dissecting Table is known for, but combined with gloomy atmospheric passages. A flawless release.
(CD, jewel case, $16.50, last copy)
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[ noise ] [ percussive industrial ]
Genghis Tron - Cloak Of Love (Crucial Blast)
File under "what the fuck just happened?". If this debut EP is anything to go by, Genghis Tron can't seem to keep apart their various and diametrically opposed musical influences no matter how short the track. What you'll get here is a mutant smorgasbord of electropop, grindcore (BLASTBEATS!) and total spazz-outs. Proficiently executed and guaranteed to confuse pretty much everybody.
(CD, clear jewel case, $8.00, last copy)
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Skullflower - Orange Canyon Mind (Crucial Blast)
Label info: "The new full length from the legendary UK free/drone/psych outfit Skullflower, featuring some of the most searing, synapse scorching droneworks that Matthew Bower (the man behind Skullflower, as well as Sunroof!, Total, and The Hototogisu) has unleashed to date, in our humble opinion. Orange Canyon Mind is the follow up to 2002's awesome Exquisite Fucking Boredom (Tumult Records), and continues that albums utter mutation of stoned out riffs pulled taffy-like into eternity/oblivion and star-rupturing blasts of sonic white light. Over the 8 tracks/60 minute running time, Bower and cohorts build massive horizontal drones and melodic supernovas. Superb, beautiful, brain melting stuff."
(CD, clear jewel case, $12.00, last copy)
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