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I.corax - Kuilu (Aural Hypnox: AHSM06)
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Kuilu’ by I.corax, originally limited to only 40 copies is the last album released by Blue Sector in 2004. The album is finally available through our Stellar Mansion series. ‘Kuilu’ is a live recording of I.corax's first live performance held in NuKu, Oulu, Finland on 2nd of March 2002. These four slowly evolving compositions bring forth a mesmerizing and ethereal atmosphere; swirling analogue synthesizer, subliminal electronic-triggers, monotone yet dynamic rhythmic elements are accompanied with haunting un-organic textures, human words and field-recordings captured on tape in the woods under a crescent moon. All in all the material on this album is simpler and more straight forward than on the other I.corax releases. It presents a stimulating historical overview of the duos past practices; numinous passings through the chasms into and beyond the abyss. The album is enclosed inside a newly designed and silk-screen printed cardboard covers including three offset printed insert cards and a four panel booklet. Limited to 500 copies.. $10.0
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Illusion of Safety - Bridges Intact CD (Waystyx: Way69)
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Dan Burke (mastermind of IOS) has been creating unique soundscapes since way back in 1983, including, in my humble opinion, some of the greatest industrial records EVER (Historical and More Violence & Geography). IOS 2011 doesn't quite pack the visceral punch that IOS did in 1990, but still, there's no denying the creativity and uniqueness displayed here. This new album by the Illusion Of Safety was recorded preliminary with piano, guitar, electronics and sound processing devices. Abstract tonal and atonal improvisations share the sonic continuum with background drones, rasps and gentle noises, and they do it in highly unpredictable surreal way: mild "melodies" turn into energetic uneasy passages being interrupted by "concrete" sonic romp evolving into spatial drone and electronic landscapes... And all this whirl continues during the whole CD increasing the degree of abstractness and psychedelia as it moves towards the end, which is presented in a form of beautiful harmonic composition. Terrific and elaborate fold out packaging. Lmtd 324. $6.0
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In Meditarium - Drift in Sodom (Old Captain: OCCD08)
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In Meditarum is the Ukrainian apocalyptic ritual and dark ambient project of Olegh Kolyada (First Human Ferro, Oda Relicta). "Drift In Sodom" is part of his 1998-2008 Panoptikvm Series, and was recorded at Oda Relicta HQ in 2005-2008. Tracks 1 & 7 were originally released as "Mare Internum" EP by Drone Records as a part of their 7" series. Ltd x 200 copies in a digipak with artwork by Laurie Lipton. Blissfully dark and textured waves of droning atmospheres that move in subtle and hypnotic patterns.. $7.0
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In Meditarium - The Great Limbo (Wrotycz: WRT010)
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In Meditarivm is an Ukrainian apocalyptic ritual & dark ambient project founded in 2000 by Olegh Kolyada, known for (prior to this at least) his projects First Human Ferro, Ostarbeiter and Oda Relicta. Previous albums like the CDrs "Les Fleurs du Mal" and "Uterus" outlined the old school approach of the project, clearly influenced by the likes of Morthound, Ildfrost, ConSono or Archon Satani. As such, this is some solid, good old fashioned dark industrial in the early CMI vein - plenty of ghostly reverb, factory clangs, and cavernous atmospheres with subtle, solemn melodies and loops. The record, accompanied by a talented artwork of Kati Astraeir, comes as a limited to 500 copies 4-panel UV-varnished digipack with a poster.. $8.0
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Inade - Aldebaran Revisited 2016 CD (LOKI: LOKI67)
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From the masters of crushing, ambient doom! Accompanying the Aldebaran re-edition this release is based on the Aldebaran 20th anniversary concert in Paris (9th of September 2016). Recorded during the Autumn Equinox 2016 using the backing tapes of this event, this is a beautiful deep space soundtrack transferring the original theme into a live recording environment. A must.. $9.0
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Infant Cycle, The - Drop-out Center (Zhelezobeton: ZHB-XXXIV)
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"Drop-out Center" is the anniversary album of The Infant Cycle project celebrating 20 years of the personal creative journey of the Canadian musician Jim DeJong which began in November 1992 after leaving the band Mind Skelp-cher. During this time Jim has recorded and released a massive amount of material both on his own label The Ceiling and on other respectable underground labels such as EE Tapes, Drone Records, Afe Records, etc. and this is his second full-length album on CD after "The Sand Rays" (Diophantine Discs, 2009). The album includes nine abstract compositions recorded with Jim's trademark approach. Using such sound sources as shortwave radio, vinyl surface, videotape, bird cage and also more "normal" instruments (bass guitar, electric mandolin, Korg Poly-800 synthesizer) he creates slowly drifting multilayered textures with sometimes unexpected stops and narration twists. Sharp crispy foreground sound is set off by gentle background waves of resonating feedbacks forming intelligent electroacoustic glitch / drone with scratchy tangibility, meditativeness and even a sort of romanticism. This is music that evokes imagination and easily paints images in the listener's mind. "Turn on!". $7.0
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Infestation - Bastion Intouchable (Rage in Eden: Rage65)
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Bastion Intouchable is formal debut of French Canadian martial industrial act Infestation. Rousing orchestrations full of emphatic brass proclamations, violent martial percussions, and gruff, anger fueled vocals that express with vehemence the desire for subsistence of the folks of Québec. Every folk, every nation has its own battle to fight and martial industrial is the perfect musical style to express and illustrate theses ideological struggles. The untouchable bastion is rising. Influenced by the like of Puissance, In Slaughter Natives, Triarii, The Protagonist, Across the Rubicon and Rome.11 tracks, 64 minutes, 3-panel digipack.. $7.0
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Infestation - Second Souffle (Steinklang: SK74)
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Five years in the making, the new INFESTATION album "Second Souffle" is now finally available on Steinklang records. After the debut album "Bastion Intouchable (2008)", the French-Canadian martial industrial attack is back! On this new release, violence is now at it's peak. Complex orchestral phrasing is mixed with devastating war drums and destructive vocals. "Second Souffle" is a unique martial industrial album, a paroxysm of affirmative cultural resistance.. $11.66
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Inner Glory - Remains of a Dream (Hau Ruck!: HR!71)
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Part neofolk and part neoclassical music Inner Glory has struck a fine balance between these genres producing crystalline songs of strummed guitar and elegant orchestrations that include strings, drums, and piano. Each song stands on its own as the level of composition will exceed most any expectations. (From heathenharvest.com). Used. Outer slip cover sleeve is a bit worn, but otherwise mint.. $4.0
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Irikarah - Free Speech Series 3inch (L-White: LW027/1)
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Start your collection with part I of the Free Speech Series on L- White. Distorted heavy electronics and processed vocals. Monolithic, raw, and hostile with pulsating rhythms and beats. Packaged under glass!. $9.0
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IRM - Closure (Malignant: TumorCD82)
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This album marks the end of a trilogy that started with the ”Indications of Nigredo” 12” (2008) on Segerhuva and continued with the ”Order4” CD (2010) on Cold Meat Industry. Four years on, IRM now release the grand finale on Malignant Records. While the last album flowed between opposites and extremes, this new opus marks a kind of a return to more familiar ground, where traditional song structure and melody occasionally appear and are more suited to the shorter track timing. That’s not to say that this is an easy listen – this can be an electrifying and highly charged listen, that feels visceral and almost physical in nature, and there’s plenty of nightmarish circumstance to wade through. But the omnipresent narrative feel ultimately gives these recordings a nuanced and soothing edge. People familiar with subjects associated with IRM, such as flamboyance, exclusion and theatrical immersion will also find a home here this time around. Harder to grasp is what kind of existentialist limbo the perpetrator here resides in. Redemption - not likely. The album also features the stellar performances of English cellist Jo Quail and Swedish percussionist Ulrik Nilsson. Includes 20 page booklet." ‘Closure’ is a striking achievement on the part of the group." Noise Receptor. Closure release page . $5.0
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Iron Forest - Body Horror CD+Art Card Set (Crucial Blast: Blaze20)
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Iron Forest's Body Horror is the second full-length release from this new project from Midwestern industrial/experimental artist Brandon Elkins. Some might know Elkins from his previous project A Crown Of Amaranth, who released an excellent album of dark, futuristic heaviness and black-hole ambience as part of a Crucial Bliss series in 2005 as well as a short-lived collaboration called A Crown Of Light that had one album out on Italy's Eibon Records. Within the past year Elkins has re-emerged with a brand new outfit called Iron Forest that delivers with super-heavy industrial rhythms, mutated drone/dub experiments, and doom metal influenced riffcrush. The band released another disc earlier in 2012 on Paradigms called Pantechnicon that was issued in an extremely limited run; this follow-up Body Horror comes via the Crucial Blaze series and features the new album of music accompanied by a set of collage prints depicting various biological hallucinations that were all created by Elkins for this release. The eight songs on Body Horror are forged from gleaming metallic drones, glitchy electronica and vast clouds of interstellar synthesizer that wind around fractured doom-laden riffs, rife with the sort of apocalyptic atmosphere that Godflesh exuded from their more experimental albums. Justin Broadrick's pioneering industrial metal is one obvious influence on Iron Forest's sound, though here the crushing guitars and solemn ambience are cracked and broken into strange splatters of percussive noise and dissonant dronescapes that evoke an altogether more warped vision of industrialized doom-tronics. The music is varied, ranging from the bizarre but ultra fuckin' heavy robotic dub-sludge of "Rust And Decay", "Prognosis" and "Mountain Of Teeth" (where blackened doom metal meets a hellish variation of Scorn's dystopian beatcrush), to the orchestral majesty and skittering percussion of "The Divide" and the abstract, bitcrunched rhythms of "Dead Batteries". Elkins abuses a bunch of dubstep tropes (the blown out speaker rattling bass tones, the vicious synthesizers, the fragmented rhythms), but what comes out doesn't sound like dubstep at all. There's hardly anything here that a sane person would consider "danceable". It's more of a chaotic, noise-damaged, dub-infested version of Skin Chamber's industrial metal, if that band had been obsessed with the experimental glitchery of Autechre. Combine that with Body Horror's obsession with Cronenbergian themes (mutation, deformity, etc), and you get a pitch-black brand of mechanized dread that wallows in a similar cyborg plasma-pool as bands like Wreck And Reference, Cloaks, Necro Deathmort, The Blood Of Heroes, and Author & Punisher.Released in a limited edition of four hundred hand-numbered copies, the Body Horror Cd comes in Crucial Blaze's signature clear dvd-style case with an insert card and a black folio (with black printing) that holds a set of gorgeously grotesque full color collage prints.. $7.0
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Isolator - Culture and Principal of Anti-Human Exaltation (Black Plagve: Infect15)
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There’s dark, and then there’s what Isolator create – an abyssal black hole fashioned from pure negativity and concentrated misanthropy, the sounds unraveling like a time lapse film of slow decay and rot, where cascading, shapeless drones meet charred orchestral swells, disembodied voices, ritual undertones, and crushing, blown out disharmonics, all slathered and smeared into a mass of roiling darkness . This is harrowing and bleak to an endless degree and takes desolation and hopelessness to new levels. Featuring members of Father Befouled/Encoffination and Set, the 5 extended tracks signify a vital new entry into the “black noise” genre and fits comfortably amidst its Black Plague brethren DEATHSTENCH, T.O.M.B., and Hypsiphrone, and will also find appeal for those who appreciate the dark drift of early Yen Pox. In 8 panel fold out digipak, lmtd 500 copies."...oozing blackness...Culture And Principal Of Anti-Human Exaltation" is the perfect soundtrack for an upcoming apocalypse... my absolute recommendation!" 10/10 Necroweb. $5.0
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