Distribution Catalog / CD

Label info: "The culmination of recordings carried out on location from 1985-1989, heavily manipulated in the studio with Andrew Lagowski (Lagowski, Legion, S.E.T.I.) as engineer and... (continued)

Slow, grim and black-as-coal atmospheric ambient that takes you back to the years of the plague. Originally released as a now sold-out 7" and a cassette on Troniks, and... (continued)

With a handful of releases, Aural Hypnox have established themselves as a source for high-quality innovative output in the saturated field of dark ambient, and these releases aren't... (continued)

4 long tracks of pure apocalyptic bliss. The first two prominently feature a sort of mechanized death-funk industrial unheard of elsewhere, and the third track is a great... (continued)

Thirteenth release from Hiroshima's best. This one prominently features layers of guitars and the electronic noise is less present than elsewhere, so it could... (continued)

New album from this Moscow-based project known for previous releases on Waystyx and Drone Records. Using a wide array of analog soviet synthesizers (ANS, Polyvox, Yunost-21, Formanta to... (continued)

Brand new album from what is most likely the best of all Raison D'Etre side-projects. Locomotive-like looped noises, screamed vocals and even two tracks that blend in some doom... (continued)

Debut CD release from this excellent Moscow project led by Evgeny Voronovsky. 4 long tracks of luminous and sophisticated field recordings, solar ambient and processed string instruments. The CD... (continued)

New full-length album dedicated to Soviet space exploration. This release sees Bad Sector incorporating minimal rhythms, samples of space station chatter and vintage Russian synthesizers... (continued)

First full-length album from the founding member of Panicsville and the head of Nihilist Records. This release contains 6 tracks that individually serve as soundtracks to the drawings... (continued)

This is one uneasy visit to the hospital that'll have you calling for a nurse in no time, only to regret it as soon as she walks in. Starting off with the appropriately titled... (continued)

Long awaited third release from this cult project. Less confrontational and aggressive than "Children of God" but their most personal and emotional work so far. Strongly... (continued)