Blackhouse – Live In LeipzigLabel: Dark Vinyl Records – DV67LPFormat: LP, Album,Black VinylCountry: GermanyReleased: 2016Style: Industrial After 31 years of existence, Blackhouse’s live world premiere took place in Leipzig in 2015. 10 classic Blackhouse songs from the first albums, with extra improvised material, recorded in excellent sound quality directly from the mixing board! Blackhouse are the grandfathers of Industrial and as most fans still say: the tracks from their first 3 albums are their best tracks ever – the best of them were all played live for the the first time in history in Leipzig and you can find them all on this document of the memorable gig!
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Solco Chiuso
Solco Chiuso was born in 2014 and is the solo-project of Gabriele Fagnani (Kannonau, Corazzata Valdemone)
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Uvegraf – 2047- Sala De Máquinas
Uvegraf – 2047- Sala De MáquinasLabel: Discos Proceso Uvegraf – PU-2Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Color Translucent RedCountry: SpainReleased: 03 Mar 2017Style: Industrial, Techno The return of one of the most outstanding industrial music projects emerged in the eighties in Spain !. Uvegraf is Juan Teruel, also involved in the scene of fanzines of the time (Mental) and founder of the tape recorder Proceso Uvegraf in 1985, where he published the first work: A.C.I./Enucleación (C-40). He later edited the legendary compilation Conspiración (1986) which counted on the contribution of some of the main protagonists of the electronic underground scene of Madrid (Esplendor Geométrico, Interacción, Depósito Dental, La Otra Cara de un…
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Vetrophonia – Kurutta Ippeiji (A Page Of Madness)
Vetrophonia – Kurutta Ippeiji (A Page Of Madness)Director – Teinosuke KinugasaSound – VetrophoniaLabel: Zhelezobeton FilmFormat: DVD, Limited EditionCountry: RussiaReleased: 25 Jul 2014Genre: Electronic, Stage & ScreenStyle: Score, Experimental, Modern Classical Release of the 1926 film “Kurutta Ippeiji” directed by Teinosuke Kinugasa, with a new soundtrack performed by Vetrophonia. Limited edition of 300 copies. “Kurutta Ippeiji (A Page of Madness)” is a silent film created by the Japanese director Teinosuke Kinugasa in 1926. The screenplay was written together with Yasunari Kawabata, a celebrated representative of the avant-garde literary movement of Neo-Perceptionists known as “Shinkankanu”, who would later win the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1968. Considering the overall traditional orientation of…
