Weihan – BlóðslitinnLabel: Lichterklang – LK025Format: CD, Album, Limited EditionCountry:GermanyReleased: 17 Oct 2014Style: Neofolk, Industrial Stronger than ever before and seven years after their previous album, Weihan return with their impressing new work ‘Blódslitinn á Steininum’. While the previous album of the Belgium project was characterized by the divergency between neofolk and martial based influences, Jurgen and Miguel used the long period to strengthen their music on a more sophisticated and variable version of martial industrial that is conceptionally founded in Norsk sagas and sacrifial pagan rites. The title of the album therefore might also be translated as “the colour of blood on stone”. Blóðslitinn á Steininum de Weihan
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Barbarossa Umtrunk – Distant Shores Of Aryanem Vaejah ( Tribute to Miguel Serrano )
Barbarossa Umtrunk – Distant Shores Of Aryanem Vaejah ( Tribute to Miguel Serrano ) Special EditionONLY AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDERLabel: Gradual Hate Records – GH 156 SPFormat: Special Edition: Pyrographed, aged and hand-painted wooden box, T-shirt, Sticker + Postcard + Cassette, Album, Limited Edition 50 Copies + CD DigipakStyle: Neofolk, Military, Industrial, Ambient, Martial Industrial Sold Out The album Distant Shores of Airayanem Vaejah (Hvareno de Huaiyuhén: The Green Thunderbolt) is a tribute to Miguel Serrano which brings together the respective parts that Barbarossa Umtrunk had previously delivered in memory of the last of the Troubadours and ultime prophet of «Esoteric Hitlerism» on Distant Shores of Hvetramannaland (2011) & Airyanem Vaejah…
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Der Blutharsch / NON – Live In Athens 21/5/2000 (Vinyl, LP, Green)
Der Blutharsch / NON – Live In Athens 21/5/2000 (Vinyl, LP, Green)Label: Zyklon-B Productions – noneFormat: Vinyl, LP, GreenCountry: GreeceReleased: 2007Style: Industrial, Neofolk Limited Edition of 111 copies in green (this) and black vinyl. Etching on the vinyl writes «GUN 001». Rarity (Important, the cover has some marks, possibly of being improperly stored) Boyd began his exploration of noise in the mid ’70s with the aid of a tape recorder and various loops of girl groups, turning pop into a continuous drone. This first collection, known as «The Black Album» was made toward the end of 1975 self-released in 1977 and later re-released as «Boyd Rice» by Mute in 1981. Boyd met…
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NOISE RECEPTOR JOURNAL ISSUE NO.8
NOISE RECEPTOR JOURNAL ISSUE NO.8 CONTENT Long-form interviews with: Moral Order, Post Scriptvm & Total Black & Nordvargr (30+ year/career spanning interview).Detailed report / photos of the Dominion of Flesh: 5 Years of Cloister Recordings festival.Reviews: 50+ detailed reviews (ambient/ industrial/ experimental / power electronics etc.).Artwork: Original cover artwork + review section artwork by Nordvargr.FORMAT A5 Format Professional print, colour cover, grey-scale throughout.‘Perfect bound’ spine, with matt laminate, thick card stock cover.90 pages in length.Limited to 600 copies. Comprar → noise receptor journal issue no.8 – Compra venta en todocoleccion
