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Label info: "28 minutes of mild ambient, careful noise and accidental melodies, the mix of rustling leaves, blowing wind and the song of analogue synthesizers. Limited... (continued)

Vicious harsh noise from Yasutoshi Yoshida, AKA Government Alpha and also head of the Xerxes label which has hosted many unusual noise and bizarro-pop experiments... (continued)

Re-release of a long out-of-print 1999 album on Blade Records with 2 new exclusive tracks from that period. This is vintage "Dolmen Factory"-era Bad Sector, the sound of... (continued)

Label info: "Since 1996, Subklinik has continued to create some of the darkest Death Industrial / necro-soundscapes in existence. Enter "Musik For... (continued)

Label info: "Heralded as one of the progenitors of black ambient music, Funerary Call returns from dormancy with his darkest release to date. "Dark Waters... (continued)

Label info: "Sepulchral, brooding Black Ambient from one of the most enigmatic and spectral entities the genre has produced. "The Black Root" saw it's first... (continued)

Where the pathology began for most of us, over a decade ago. Bleak, fierce and essential Haus Arafna material, just as powerful and deranging today as it was then.

Haus Arafna being commissioned to write a soundtrack album for a New York fashion show seems about as comically mismatched an idea as the Grey Wolves headlining a Christian rock... (continued)

Long-delayed and previously cancelled album from this mysterious Moscow project who grabbed everyone's attention with stunning tracks on the "Kosmoloko" compilation and the... (continued)

Label info: "Russian one-man outfit Cisfinitum and Dutch duo The [Law-Rah] Collective are both dark ambient masters. They dedicated this split and common work... (continued)

Re-issue of the classic 1998 tape. A symphony of steel, steam hammers and blast furnaces.

New chapter in the series of soundtracks produced by Nick Soudnick for the Akhe theater group. Mechanized orchestral scores, ZGA-like bass plucks and percussive metal,... (continued)