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Bardoseneticcube - Blood of Green Colour (By Blade Records)
New 2005 release from this veteran St Petersburg dark ambient project. 8 untitled tracks of rumbling drones, soaring oscillations and corroded melodic patterns. Limited to 150 copies.
(CD-R, oversized cardboard sleeve, out of stock)
Bardoseneticcube - Naegleria Fowlery (By Blade Records)
New 2007 album from Bardoseneticcube, and it's just as varied and eclectic as Igor Potsukailo's most recent releases. Uneasy sinewaves, deep synth pads, technoïd rhythms and what sounds like a crackling Geiger counter are some of the prominent sounds here, and while some of it could be seen as a continuation of "Deadhead", other tracks develop a particularly dense and electrically-charged atmosphere that is both new and familiar to the attentive listener.
(CD, oversized printed sleeve, out of stock)
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Cold Flesh Colony - Burial (By Blade Records)
Power electronics side-project of Mürnau / Eisengrau. Mangled shouted vocals drowned out by blasts of rumbling noise. Limited to 200 hand-numbered copies.
(10", $10.00, on sale)
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Cyclotimia - Same Time Same Place (By Blade Records)
More of this cult Russian project's unusual synthesis of warm, lush tones with drones and micro-samples. Features one of their best tracks ever, "Same Place".
(10", $10.00, on sale)
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[ abstract electronics ] [ industrial ] [ neoclassical ]
Horologium - Le Cartoline Perse (By Blade Records)
A collection of some rare and unreleased tracks by this Polish project. Most of it is mid-paced loop-based material with an occasional orchestral touch, some of it mixes it up with more pronounced rhythms (is that beat lifted from a George Harrison song?). On a side-note, neither the random postcards on the cover nor the tracks evoke anything remotely Persian, so you'll have to figure that out on your own.
(CD, oversized printed sleeve, $16.50, last copy)
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[ collage ] [ martial industrial ]
Wilt - When Spiders Learn To Fly (By Blade Records)
Along with "Blackenvelope", this is one of Wilt's finest efforts so far and evokes the serenity of a chemically-induced coma. In James Keeler's own words: "8 tracks of depressed analog torture and smoldering smokestacks of filthy black clouds, live improvised, composed, scarecrow dark noise".
(CD-R, oversized cardboard sleeve, out of stock)
[ dark ambient ]
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