Distribution Catalog / Power Electronics

Label info: "7 years went by since the last album from this Austrian Cold-Electronic project was released. "Prison Poems" is a conceptual work about the Irish... (continued)

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

Label info: "Beloved for its rugged charm and its extraordinary harshness, the first Haus Arafna album has been an industrial classic for some considerable time. Since 1995... (continued)

This second full-length album from Albert Fisch is just as cryptically spiteful as the first one, if not more. The label's signature analog electronics shape Subliminal's machine... (continued)

Lo-fi power electronics / noise with heavily processed vocals and screeching feedback. Features two covers of popular Soviet songs from the Second World War.

Label info: "The Sutcliffe Jügend filthy dirt-mess of an album that is Pigdaddy is now available on Cold Spring. Six stories of mind-fucking depravity. Pigdaddy contains some... (continued)

First full-length album from this newcomer to the Galakthorrö family, whose Faces 7" the luckier ones of you may have had a chance to hear. True to the label's tradition, Herz... (continued)

It's been already 3 years since Subliminal last released "Coping", but at least we now have the 4 tracks on this 7" to follow up on that. Raw, poisonous... (continued)

The new breed of power electronics. Relentless, crushing yet crafted noise from one of the genre's best projects.

A compilation of all the tracks from the sold-out vinyl singles (Sex u Mas, Take One Get Two, The Last Dream of Jesus, Für Immer), remastered and gathered in a nicely... (continued)

Stunning power electronics / death industrial from this cult project. Includes deleted tracks from "Spur 2", live recordings and exclusive material.

Label info: "Barzel is a new power electronics project which brings us their views of Zionism as an aesthetic / political avant garde. the... (continued)