Distribution Catalog / CD

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... (continued)

Label info: "Ultra deep, glacial Dark Ambient, based around Antarctic co-ordinates. The polar regions are awe-inspiring environments of inhospitable minimalism, and... (continued)

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... (continued)

Label info: "The very first part of the Aural Holograms series incorporates various call and response patterns manifesting vibrating, subtle energies, all of which have been... (continued)

New collaboration release from these almost excessively prolific projects, this being the second one to be put out on CD if I'm not mistaken. The title... (continued)

Label info: "A long obscure Crime Jazz Industrial soundtrack for Hard Boiled and Pulp situations, Night Club, Femmes Fatale, Revolver and... (continued)

Label info: "Ladies and Gentlemen: Mr. AIT! is back at last to reveal himself with a new kinky show for those of you having lost their heart in a dark Italian discotheque,... (continued)

Traditional Jewish folk songs performed as twist tunes, supposedly by the enigmatic Solomon Schwartz back in 1963. If this is indeed the real background story or a cleverly... (continued)

Label info: "A strange project that for a moment united Peter Andersson (raison d'Etre) and Johanna Rosenqvist (ex-Institut, Koeff) in the distant 1992.... (continued)

Label info: "This split release is a commemoration of one of the most tragic pages of Russian history in the 20th... (continued)

First full-length CD from Alexander Lebedev-Frontov's other main project. While Linija Mass takes its aesthetic inspirations from Futurism and Soviet socialist realism,... (continued)

First self-released CD album from this UK power electronics unit, partly inspired by Cormac McCarthy's "Blood Meridian". Rumbling, sizzling noise... (continued)