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First part of the "Sphere" trilogy. Amorphous and bass-heavy dark ambient with miscroscopic details shifting gears in the background. Cover artwork by Lebedev-Frontov... (continued)

Second part of the "Sphere" trilogy. This is mostly the noisier side of Bardoseneticcube where saturated bass drones and repetitive machine rhythms invade the previous... (continued)

Label info: "Chöd was a one-man project from France between dark ambient and ritual music, mixing Gregorian chants, heavy percussions, ritual flutes, dark and frightening atmospheres... ... (continued)

Label info: "Sechres Mound was a collaboration between Cédric Peyronnet (Toy Bizarre) and Cyril Herry (Lecanora, Ninth desert, Exotoendo founder member) which began in February... (continued)

Digital hardcore meets heavy guitars for a short but intense succession of sonic explosions. Limited to 115 copies.

Label info: "The first recorded offering from twilight-psyche drone rock duo Fulci. Deep, rumbling, and eternal speaker-buzz worship, wrapped around lumbering riffs drunk on... (continued)

"Music of Light" is a collection of Cisfinitum's noisier material which hasn't been often heard in his records so far. This release includes a partial recording... (continued)

4 long tracks recorded during the Noisemass festival held on the 24/12/2005 in Tel-Aviv, featuring contributions from The Crossfishes (which is basically the Israeli... (continued)

Vetrophonia is a collaboration project between Alexander Lebedev-Frontov (Linija Mass) and Nick Soudnick (ZGA). Symformoza is the logical result of such a duo, meshing the former's... (continued)

Released in collaboration with Kultfront to commemorate the first festival of post-industrial music organized in the city of Pskov, this release... (continued)

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... (continued)

The release that resulted in my personal addiction to Mile 329's output when I discovered it back in September 2002. 8-bit chiptune melodies collide with pounding drum... (continued)