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New 7" from the person responsible for the cult Nekromantik and Der Todesking soundtracks. On "Cerveau D'Enfant", Hermann Kopp indulges his penchant for... (continued)

Seven long years after "Butterfly" Haus Arafna return with another finely crafted piece of angst-pop. Possibly their most elaborate album so far, "You" takes a syncretic... (continued)

Re-release of the earliest Vetrophonia material from 1987-1989, before Alexander Lebedev-Frontov had yet to meet Nick Soundnick. Initially destined to be released as Linija Mass, the... (continued)

Newly released 2011 album from Kusafuka Kimihide, who has been permanently damaging ears for the past 20 years as K2. Almost 60 min of crackling electronic storms and cut-up junk... (continued)

Crushing junk noise with analog synth throbs from this exiled Karelian unit currently based in Poland. Expect random outbursts of lo-fi thrash metal, howling dogs, laser cannon salvos... (continued)

In the continuation of the Energia compilation which he curated, Olegh Kolyada (First Human Ferro, Oda Relicta) continues his thematic tributes to these forgotten pioneers of... (continued)

Label info: "Cosmic and minimalist electronic music meets noisy new age sounds on this second release of Finnish duo; Videotrage.

Label info: "Heavily layered power electronics digging deep into the cargo cults of Papua New Guinea."

Named after the army research facility where the V-2 rocket was born under the supervision of Wernher Von Braun, Peenemünde is a grimy industrial noise collaboration between Pentti... (continued)

Live performance recorded back in 1997. Subdued factory grind punctuated by scrap metal outbursts. Limited to 100 copies.

Label info: "As the title suggests, the new work by Russian masters of electronic soundscapes represents a score to an imaginary sci-fi movie. The musicians call themselves... (continued)

Minimalist keyboard music from the same people who brought you Sphere Rex. There's something unusually appealing about the ascetic and repetitive patterns that form the basis of... (continued)