Martin Bladh of IRM with samples & spoken word from author Peter Sotos. "While I was working on the swedish translation of peter's excellent book selfish, little: the annotated lesley ann downey, i found that i couldn't get enough of this unsafe, highly personal world, and got the ugly idea to make my own piece based upon it.
Ostarbeiter was a death industrial project organized by Olegh Kolyada in summer 1998. During 1999-2001 there were issued several tapes & cd-r releases under a different moniker. The current 2CD edition is a collection of the material recorded by the project at the turn of the millennia. The industrialist document also includes four collaborations...
A concept album focused on deconstruction and re-arrangement in a contemporary way of old XX century songs. Starting from Musique Concrète research, passing through electroacoustic music experimentations, stretching to the Industrial extremism the tracks of this album plan to fill a technological void and pull the "cover" classic conception down...
A selection of tracks from SSSM compilations, 1989-1992. Tracks 1 & 2 from "Corporal Punishment", 1989.Track 3 from "Mumbo Jumbo", 1990.Track 4 from "Sociometric Test", 1991.Track 5 from "Monochrome Meditator", 1991.Track 6 from "Sensory Deprivation", 1991.Track 7 from "Microinjection Master Tape", 1992.
2-ways split album - a great mix between Martial / Industrial / Ambient / Electronic and more. five new HROSSHARSGRANI anthems featuring vocals by Bart Piette from D.M.H. and Pr. Sergiy from MOLOCH, as well as five new monumental epics from the master of Dark Ambient, Dead Man's Hill - this time a lot more intense and song-oriented than on earlier releases.
"recouvre la merde" or to loosely translate, "Cover the Shit" embodies the dark and sick humour of French 'troubadour' of Harsh Noise Wall, VOMIR. In this 3-parter, Romain Perrot unleashes a no-nonsensical torrent of unyielding wall-of-noise-harshness through 3 brain-convulsing tracks delivered in one long continuous movement.
‘The Unravelling’ is the inaugural release that officially paves the new artistic direction of Sutcliffe Jugend. This double album marks the continuity of their musical journey, and perseveres in the creative vision and sonic execution of the Kevin and Paul.
This double album connects the dots between Sutcliffe Jugend and Slaves No More (SNM), highlighting the transition from one to another. The decision to end Sutcliffe Jugend was officially announced in end 2019 and Slaves No More formed in early 2020. This release bridges the 2 acts and showcases the somewhat different music styles between them, especially...
This is the final Sutcliffe Jugend release and the entire album was recorded between December 2018 and January 2019. The Deluge was completed less than a month before the end of Sutcliffe Jugend was officially announced.
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