• CD,  Distribution

    Vidna Obmana – The Trilogy


    Vidna Obmana – The Trilogy
    Label: Zoharum – ZOHAR 159-2
    Format: 3 CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Compilation, Limited Edition, Reissue
    Country: Poland
    Released: Mar 28, 2018
    Style: Ambient

    Vidna Obmana. The first recordings under this moniker appeared in the mid-1980s. Initially in his work he penetrated very rough industrial sounds, but at the beginning of the following decade he turned to ambient music with subtle ethnic undertones. His first albums, where he successfully explored this style and which also brought him wider notoriety, were ‘Passage in Beauty’ (1991), ‘Shadowing in Sorrow’ (1992) and ‘Ending Mirage’ (1993), composing a trilogy in both sonic and visual sense. A few years later, they were reissued in one package by the American label Relic.

    This year marks the 25th anniversary of the release of the last album from these three. This is a good opportunity to bring the entire trilogy to light again, as it is considered one of Dirk Serries’ outstanding achievements as Vidna Obmana. On top of that, all three albums, both in the form of a triple compilation and as single discs, have long been unavailable and reach quite high prices on auction sites. The discs received a new graphic design, their sound was also remastered by the artist himself. We can enjoy over three hours of these classic ambient sounds again.

    The triple album is released in an 8-panel digipak and it is strictly limited to 400 pieces. The cover is designed by Maciej Mehring based on the photographs by Martina Verhoeven. Dirk Serries himself is responsible for the mastering. The whole production process was overseen by Michał Porwet.

    The trilogy will be also available as a limited wooden box with an expanded content

  • Distribution,  Vinyl

    Changes ‎– Psychonautika (Vinyl, Picture Disc)



    Changes ‎– Psychonautika
    Label: Hau Ruck! ‎– HR!125
    Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Picture Disc
    Country: Austria
    Released: Oct 2017
    Style: Neofolk

    The picture LP comes in gatefold sleeve with 12″ booklet and 3-D glasses.
    Gatefold, booklet & LP designed in 3-D.

    the new studio album from Changes has now become a reality. Though known for their apocalyptic folk music, Changes’ oeuvre consists of other facets, love and love-lost songs, and songs of legends and legendary heroes. This album explores a further subgroup, the lyrical and musical journey into the universe and terra incognita of the human mind. Consisting of thirteen musical tracks, the album, a gatefold, 12 inch LP, contains a picture disc and a 16-page full-color, liner booklet containing all lyrics with illustrations by Taylor and Tesluk set against the background of fractal digital imagery. Included with each copy are a pair of 3D ChromaDepth glasses with which to make the images amazingly emerge into the third-dimension. Join Changes on a journey into this multi-colored universe. A digital download code of the album’s music will accompany the purchase of each LP. Remember, if you only have the music, you are missing half of the experience!

  • CD,  Distribution

    Naevus ‎– Truffles Of Love


    Naevus ‎– Truffles Of Love
    Label: Old Europa Cafe ‎– OECD 105
    Format: CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Digipak
    Country: Italy
    Released: Apr 2008
    Style: Abstract, Neofolk

    Inspired by seminal punk and new wave innovators (The Stooges, The Buzzcocks, Public Image Limited, The Birthday Party, Joy Division, Magazine, The Slits) Naevus was formed in London in 1998 by Lloyd James and Joanne Owen.

    Naevus’ playful self-released debut, «Truffles of Love» came out in 1999.
    Unavailable for several years, and much sought after by collectors, Naevus’ debut album is now reissued by Old Europa Cafe in newly re-mastered form, with significant sonic improvement on the original 1999 release.
    This re-issue also includes six bonus tracks dating from the same period.
    These tracks were previously only available on obscure compilations which were released in very limited quantities and are long-since deleted.
    The inclusion of this bonus material brings the running time of the CD to over 74 minutes and gives a complete picture of the early development of Naevus.
    The original artwork has been extensively overhauled and this edition is presented in digipak format and includes a 16 page booklet with lyrics to all tracks plus an essay on the band’s beginnings.