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Dissecting Table - Zettaizetsumei (UPD)
Fourth DT release of 2005 so far. No guitars and very little drums on this one, but 4 long tracks of evolving glitchy electronics with autistic rhythms, some shouted vocals and violent spasms of digital noise. At times it sounds like DT channeled through a ZX Spectrum. Strange stuff indeed.
On a side note, Malignant Records better not rip off this description for their own catalog like they did with the last DT. Write your own, people.
(CD-R, jewel case, $12.50)
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[ harsh noise ]
Dissecting Table - Day of Nemesis (UPD)
The first DT release of 2006 sees the heavy electronic noise of his recent CD-Rs colliding with the visceral vocal stylings and manic rhythms of past albums, at least as far as the memorable first track is concerned. The others are relentess and caustic noise pieces that'll give your ears a thorough frequency workout to the point of exhaustion.
(CD-R, jewel case, out of stock)
Dissecting Table - Supernatural Power (UPD)
Yet another Dissecting Table CD-R, this time with the recent tendency for violent digital noise mixed up with orchestral sounds. The first track combines growling, deep piano notes, dissonant strings and heavy metallic clanging to a disturbing effect.
(printed CD-R in oversized sleeve, out of stock)
Ogni Videniy - Skvozb Temnotu (Vetvei)
From the Northern Russian city of Arkhangelsk comes this fine addition to the growing roster of modern day shamans of the Vetvei label. Crystal shards, eerie synth drones, crackling fires, crickets, bells, the crashing waves of the White Sea are some of the things to experience here in these elemental atmospheres. Another solid release from Vetvei.
(CD-R, 6-panel cardboard sleeve, $12.00)
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[ ambient ] [ esoteric ] [ field recordings ] [ ritual ]
Six Dead Bulgarians & Ogni Videniy - 2137 (Vetvei)
Description to be added soon.
(CD, full-color oversized cardboard sleeve, to be restocked soon)
Dissecting Table - Voice Performance (Witch House Records)
Re-release of an older album which featured three live tracks from a 2006 performance. These live pieces are massive walls of noise with metallic and vocal sounds drowned somewhere in the mix. The three other tracks are studio recordings and one of them is exclusive to this edition. Nicely presented in a red (or black) cloth case.
(CD-R, cardboard sleeve in a cloth case, out of stock)
Grismannen - Absolute Bajs (Zhelezobeton)
The anthology release of Grismannen, Peter "Raison d'Etre" Andersson's oldest project. It covers the 10-year period from 1991 to 2001, and includes tracks from early self-released tapes, from the tape released on Old Europa Cafe, self-released CD-Rs and various little known compilations. Weird, playful electronics with a twisted sense of humor. The boxed set comes with a pair of rubber gloves and a surgical mask.
(2CD-R boxed set, out of stock)
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Cloning Experiment Failure - Thousand Noises (Zhelezobeton)
Digital hardcore meets heavy guitars for a short but intense succession of sonic explosions. Limited to 115 copies.
(CD-R, cardboard sleeve with negative film insets, out of stock)
Degeneral - After The World (Zhelezobeton)
First official release from this Siberian project, based in the city of Kemerovo. A potential soundtrack to frozen lunar colonies, their autonomous machines and the desolate surroundings. Monotonous and truly ambient moments are to be found here along with thunderous saturated electrical discharges.
(CD-R, foil-covered outer sleeve, semi-transparent inner sleeve, out of stock)
[ experimental ]
Vetrophonia - The Space Voyage (Zhelezobeton)
Label info: "The science fiction film "The Space Voyage" was first shown in Soviet cinema theatres in January 1936. [...] The film narrates about the bravery of young pioneers, the willingness of Soviet women to always come to aid, the fearlessness of scientists and their determination to sacrifice their lives in the name of science. [...]
The original film had a soundtrack compiled of various classical music compositions. But what can be more appropriate to the constructivist spirit of Soviet time than the retro-futurism of St. Petersburg's noise scene classics? The Vetrophonia duet consisting of Nickolay Soudnick (ZGA) and Alexander Lebedev-Frontov (Linija Mass, Stalnoy Pakt, Veprisuicida, etc.) solved this task with enthusiasm. During 2005 while working in the ZGA studio they laboriously collected samples, recorded the parts of electronic and acoustic instruments and composed collages for each specific scene of the film. The result turned out to be beyond all praise.
The DVD-R with the movie has an option of turning on English subtitles, comes with a booklet containing an article about the shooting process and is packed in a special cardboard sleeve.
(DVD-R, out of stock)
[ futurism ] [ old-school industrial ]
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