Third CD by Mark Davis, following up his releases on Tantric Harmonies and Klangalerie. Delicate "ethno-ambient" à la Rapoon.
Final release on Triumvirate, featuring the new incarnation of Mitchell Altum's sonic endeavors. Picking up where his main project Law left and moving on to a new domain, Granite Sky... (continued)
Label info: "This release is a collage of both live aktions and studio recordings that were recorded during a Japanese tour Japan in October 1997 by the... (continued)
Label info: "Shumy Rossii (aka Les Bruits Russes) is a unique project on Russian post-industrial scene. To create their music they don't use any instruments except for voices... (continued)
Re-edition of a 1998 CD-R on Black Dead Rabbit along with a new track. A great introduction to this stunning Russian project known for releases on Der Angriff and Hau Ruck.... (continued)
Label info: "The science fiction film "The Space Voyage" was first shown in Soviet cinema theatres in January 1936. [...] The film narrates about the bravery of... (continued)
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)
First release from Squid's brand new label. Based around the "Revelation" story which is included in the 16 page booklet along with its original artwork.
Featuring... (continued)
The anthology release of Grismannen, Peter "Raison d'Etre" Andersson's oldest project. It covers the 10-year period from 1991 to 2001, and includes tracks from... (continued)
Excellent follow-up to "Fusion" in the shape of four tracks of low-resolution metal percussion, neoclassical melodies and M16 bass drum.
Second release from this Swedish project, showcasing low-resolution digital tunes with a great sense of melody and melancholy. The use of distortion is more sparse yet present enough to... (continued)
Last part of the Prime Directives 3" trilogy, each of which is dedicated to a specific sonic format of yesteryears. Four anthems of 5-channel goodness all recorded with... (continued)