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Subhuman - Untitled II (Abgurd)
Label info: "Here comes the second untitled work of SUBHUMAN. Desolate and anguished symphony of aftermath. Distant drones and whizzes, melancholic piano melodies, strict drum-rolls and speeches. This mini-album can be used as a soundtrack for some documentary about ruined WWII cities. Best to be described as a mix of VON THRONSTAHL and the softest works of TOROIDH. Though, sans politics, sans "blood and soil" again..."
(3" CD-R, oversized color sleeve, $10.00, last copy)
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T.A.U. - Absolutely Black Body (Ultra)
Back in stock. Collaboration effort from Kirill Rozhkov and Alexander Lebedev-Frontov. Machine noise and processed radio signals that have a trance-like quality to them. Limited to 120 hand-numbered copies.
(CD-R, cardboard sleeve, $12.00, last copy)
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[ old-school industrial ] [ radio noise ]
T.A.U. - La Splendeur Géométrique / Urbanomania (ALF Produkt)
T.A.U. (Trans Aero Urbanizacija) is primarily known as a collaboration between Alexander Lebedev-Frontov and Kirill Rozhkov, but the latter's absence on this new release makes room for Igor Potsukailo of Bardoseneticcube, who steps in for all editing, processing and mixing tasks using sound sources provided by Lebedev-Frontov. The end result is a remarkable synthesis of their individual traits, Bardoseneticcube's surrealist strain twisting the metallic factory noises of Linija Mass into a vortex of steel and welding sparks.
Due to the hand-made nature of the sculpted packaging this is limited to 30 copies, of which there are only a few in stock.
(CD-R in painted / sculpted jewel case, to be restocked soon)
[ collage ] [ futurism ] [ old-school industrial ] [ rhythmic noise ]
T.A.U. - T.A.U. (Ultra)
First self-titled release from this collaboration between Kirill Rozhkov (S36NZ-OKH) and Alexander Lebedev-Frontov (whom you should already know of by the time you're reading this). Where Linija Mass is the sound of industrial labor running at full capacity, T.A.U.'s debut album is its nighttime counterpart, with the pacing of the activity subdued and restrained. The shouts of the foreman are ghostly echoes here, and the faint rumble of automated machinery is only interrupted by sparse malfunctions in its cycles. The poetry of machines in motion.
(CD-R, cardboard sleeve, to be restocked soon)
[ futurism ] [ old-school industrial ]
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Tarkatak - Eschgl Hel (Taalem)
Label info: "After many cd-r's (on various labels like Blade Records, Prion or Staalaplaat's sublabel Bake Records), even tapes in his first days and some 7"s (including one on Drone Records), Tarkatak offers with this 22min track a perfect example of his beautiful sound: droney dark ambient, slowly evolving with low rumblings, natural sounds and many details in the background... His past works have often been compared to some Zoviet France works or Andrew Chalk; we couldn't agree more."
(3" printed CD-R, $6.50, last copy)
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[ drones ]
The Haters - Voice of Victory (Self Abuse)
Label info: "Recorded in 1997 at the Longhorn Speedway in Austin, Texas by playing various sounds over the racetracks PA system. The result is one of the Haters' noisiest releases ever. The CD-R is limited to 200 copies, and comes packaged inside a cardboard box, alongside a bumper sticker, crashed car, and air freshener."
(CD-R, cardboard box, out of stock)
[ field recordings ] [ harsh noise ]
The Urge Within - Rage (Stridulum)
Bubbling analog synthesizer noise recorded with minimal means by Jonathan Canady (Deathpile / Angel of Decay) in 1997, originally issued on tape. Old-school material with a similar tone to some Maurizio Bianchi tracks.
(CD-R, slim DVD case, out of stock)
Thirdorgan - Lalahmania (Alienation)
Harsh noise from Japan's Thirdorgan. Although the titles seem to be inspired by pulp sci-fi movies ("The Incredible Melting Man"), this is unmoderated cut-up noise à la Government Alpha but with a more digital flavoring.
(CD-R, paper sleeve, $8.00)
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[ harsh noise ]
Troum - Dreaming Muzak (Kokeshidisk)
Label info: ""dreaming muzak" was the first (and last) troum cassette-release and came out on the belgian label cling-film in october 1998 in an edition of 100 copies in a handmade pillow-cover. It belongs with "ryna" (the first cd) and the "daur" 10'' vinyl to the first band-releases. both tracks on "dreaming muzak" were recorded in 1997 on analogue 4-track and are based on recycled material. "dreaming muzak part 1” had to be re-mastered from the original tapes, so it could differ a little from the original version.
(printed CD-R, full color printed A5-sized cardboard cover, , out of stock)
Urna - Liber Lelle (Abgurd)
New 2008 release from long-active Italian artist Gianluca Martucci, with a number of past releases on Slaughter Productions. Gradually stepping away from its dank death industrial origins towards more ritualistic and luminous sounds over the years, Urna's new work further confirms this evolution with its compositions of serene acoustic ambient. Bells, cymbals, percussion, mandolin, balalaika, zither, accordion and flutes are woven together into a lustrous tapestry of sound dedicated to the life and death of Angela da Foligno, a Christian author, nun, and mystic. This could easily be a White Magic audio counterpart to Endura's "Black Eden".
(CD-R, plastic case, $11.00)
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