Horologium – Der Volksmund Sagt Pt ILabel: La Esencia – LER002/2010Format: Vinyl, 7″, Limited EditionCountry: SpainReleased: Mar 2010Style: Dark Ambient, Industrial, Experimental Horologium was conceived in the year 2004 as a musical project of Grzegorz Siedlecki. The project, which musically ranges from dark ambient to neoclassical and martial music, has since released a few full-length albums for Divine Comedy Records, Neuropa Records, Old Europa Cafe and La Esencia Records.
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Ain Soph – Live At Piper 1986
Ain Soph – Live At Piper 1986Label: Hau Ruck! SPQR – SPQR LXFormat: CD, Limited Edition, Numbered, ReissueCountry: ItalyReleased: 16 Jul 2021Style: Experimental, Industrial Live at Piper is the first official live performance of this legendary occult/esoteric band from Rome. In the year 1986 their gig was not very well received by the audience. First Korg synthetizer and ritual percussions made this concert a very unique and incredible experience. For the first time is now available digitally remastered in an special eco digipack cd, limited to 616 copies.
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BioMechanica – BM01
BioMechanica – BM01Label: Geometrik – GR 2127Format: CD, AlbumCountry: SpainReleased: 09 Nov 2012Style: Industrial, Noise BioMechanica:Arturo Lanz (Esplendor Geométrico): germ rhythmic patternsFrancisco López: rhythmic pattern evolution, environmental recording mutations, composition, editing, mixing, mastering, remixes Created in Beijing and “mobile messor” (Amsterdam, Johannesburg, Tokyo, Bogotá, Chania, Reykjavik, Denver, Den Haag), 2010-2012 Special thanks to Barbara Ellison / Photograph by Javier Torrent / Layout by Francisco López
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African Imperial Wizard – Nzinga Mbande
African Imperial Wizard – Nzinga Mbande (Vinyl, LP)Label: Tesco Organisation – Tesco 153Format: CD, Album, Limited EditionCountry: GermanyReleased: 02 Dec 2022Style: Experimental, Tribal, African, IDM, Darkwave, Neo-Classical, Folk, Abstract, Dark Ambient, Downtempo “Nzinga Mbande” is the new album by the African Imperial Wizard collective. It is the soundtrack of the armed liberation from the imperialistic oppression that our continent has endured for far too long. The “Nzinga Mbande” manifesto consists of eight martial symphonies. They all been have composed enduring pain and suffering and serve the purpose of giving our countries, which have been lacerated and battered by centuries of colonialism, the epic military ceremonies they deserve. Our main goal…
