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Welter in Thy Blood - Todestrieb (Greytone: Dusk013)
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While DEATHSTENCH is certainly most known around these parts, it's John and Darea's other project, Welter In Thy Blood, that is perhaps more well known worldwide. Todestrieb is their 4th release, and their 3rd full length overall, and like previous output, this is one oppressive slab of blackened funeral doom - I'm talking end it all right now, slit your wrists bleak, where torturously slow and droney, elongated riffs meld into reverbed vocalizations and deadening percussion. The whole thing is soaked in complete darkness and utter hopelessness, and so horrifically atmospheric, that all dark ambient and death industrial freaks would be foolish not to pick this up.. $5.0
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Werewolf Jerusalem - Black Chapel CD (Urashima: UMA001CD)
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Werewolf Jerusalem is one of Richard Ramirez’s most known, respected & prolific of his many projects. It’s been going since 2001, and since then the project has put out around two hundred releases taking in solo album, splits and compilations on Cdr, cassettes, vinyl and Cd format. The projects sound is based around atmospheric static studies, brutal drone matter, crackling textures and mood setting HNW. Initially influenced by the work of Chop Shop, theme wise the project often focus in on sci-fi, Giallo or old horror movies and Black Chapel takes inspiration from the last of these. The two tracks here show Ramirez in a mixture of tense and dark HNW construction, jagged and dense static texturing. Black Chapel was first vinyl release by Urashima in February 2009 which defined the aesthetics of the label for more than a decade. Now CD digipack is released with the original artwork in just 199 copies; this is bound to be a revelation for anyone that missed it the first time around!. $14.99
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Wet Nurse. - Thanatosis CD (Malignant: TumorCD124)
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Following 2017's split with Ten Thousand Mile's of Arteries, Malignant is proud to present the latest full length from Canada's Wet Nurse.. Whereas previous output tended to operate more firmly within the field of traditional power electronics, Thanatosis represents a transitional sound at work, making frequent use of spoken-word vocals over fields of unnervingly cinematic textures, harmonium-type drones, and seething, mechanized whirr, much in the way of latter Martin Bladh/IRM works. Exploring landscapes of trauma through the reflection of nightmares, Thanatosis delivers a kind of jarring, fractured and intentionally broken musicality that feeds on angst and afflictions, and should find great appeal to those that appreciate a certain style of derangement in their electronics. $10.0
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Wet Nurse./Ten Thousand Miles of Arteries - Split CD (Malignant: TumorCD108)
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Split release featuring the damaged, heavy electronics of Canada’s Wet Nurse. teamed up with the obsidian atmospherics of Idaho’s Ten Thousand Miles of Arteries, two acts who take different approaches but are bound by sharing a similar proclivity for making polluted and deranged soundscapes. Wet Nurse opens things up with “Vow of Sickness (A Prayer), a barrage of jammed frequencies and lurching, corrosive synth waves with a fearsome and highly agonizing vocal presence that sets the tone for the proceeding two tracks. For fans of IRM, early Haus Arafna, and STROM.ec, Wet Nurse. create a disorienting, visceral sound that melds structure with chaos, and ripples with angst, tension and intensity. Ten Thousand Miles of Arteries follows with 4 tracks of soul blackening, brooding arrangements, teeming with malevolent, noir-ish ambience and corrosive drones, sprinkled with darkened melodies and structure, and propelled forth by percussion and vocals that cut through a haze of reverb and distortion. It’s a deftly crafted, emotionally harrowing and bleak listen, ever so vaguely reminiscent of early Navicon Torture Technologies even while coming off as wholly unique. In 6 panel digipak, designed by Noah Lane Coleman.. $5.0
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Whorid - Bloated Pig Carcass In A Shallow Wake CDr (Annihilvs: Apex2016-004)
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An ever-deepening descent into the cruel mind of the rejected, WHORID’s Bloated Pig Carcass In A Shallow Wake is unrelenting in its darkness, seething with unbridled contempt, and stands panting at the threshold of your worst imaginings, with nine tracks totaling just under one hour of auditory torment. Conceptually, the album deals with an obsession turned to reality, then demise; themes of stalking, BDSM, social anxiety, substance abuse, and eventually murder… a scenario where no one wins. The WHORID sound has become more mature, showing more rhythmic elements and structure, expanding upon prior releases. The artist’s first “official” release through Annihilvs was produced alone by Suffering at his Havs Ov Whorid home studio, and mastered by John Stillings of Steel Hook Mastering.. $5.0
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Will Over Matter - Aviation Hypnosis CD (Freak Animal: FreakCD129)
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New album, shorter instrumental album minimal industrial sounds, pulsating rhythms and electronic signals for fans of EG, MB,.. and WOM!. $13.67
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Wolfskin - O Ajuntar das Sombras (Malignant: TumorCD22)
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Finally, after years of delays, O Ajuntar das Sombras by Wolfskin is finally unleashed. Initally intended to be a re-issue of 2001s very limited The Gather of Shadows by the Setting Sun CDr (Ajna), it eventually evolved into a re-working of three tracks from that release, complimented by 7 newly recorded tracks. As the Wolfskin era comes to end , this release represents a glimpse into their past
, a more organic, flowing ambient record than what you may find today, and perhaps the least conceptual of all their releases. That being said, it most certainly will go down as one of their more stunning, darker visions; a masterpiece of shadowy atmospheres and drifting currents, featuring multiple layers of archaic sounds, foggy, nebulous textures, and ritual invocations, perfectly combined to form a release of intense depth and complexity.Must certainly rank among the finest dark ambient records released in the history of Malignant. In elegant 4 panel digipak. Audio sample at the Malignant myspace, or available for download from iTunes: iTunes . $6.0
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Wolfskin feat. Last Industrial Estate - Stonegates of Silence (Malignant: TumorCD46)
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And so the journey formally ends for Wolfskin, 15 years from whence it began with the release of the Hidden Fortress cassette back in 1995. The essence of Wolfskin has transformed and mutated throughout the years, reaching on "The Stonegates of Silence" it's simpler form….one of desolation, solitude, insanity and death, the final frontiers of human existence. As he did with The Hidden Fortress: A Revisitation CD, Wolfskin once again pairs up with Anders Peterson of Objekt 4 fame, now operating under the name of Last Industrial Estate for the purposes of this recording. This is Wolfskin at its bleakest and most restrained, offering 5 tracks of enveloping ambience built around foggy, ambiguous textures and an endless flow of drifting isolationism, shapeless horrors, and oppressive subterranean heaviness. In the case of Stonegates, Wolfskin goes out not with a bang, but with a slow, evolutionary creep into the shadows, forever etched in the lexicon of dark ambient music. In 4 panel digipak.. $6.0
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Wordclock - Self Destruction Themes CD (Cryo Chamber: Cryo028)
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Pedro Pimentel returns to Cryo Chamber with his second album on the label, Self Destruction Themes. This time with help from Amund Ulvestads beautiful cello performances, Simon Heaths textural piano work and Apocryphos atmospheric distortion layers. This is a massive album of cold but inviting atmospheres, filtered noise, acoustic layering and sweeping textural layers. The sad theme throughout the album paints images of a world depopulated and of overgrown and dilapidated cityscapes.. $12.77
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