Atrax Morgue / Contagious Orgasm – Forced Entry / N.C.W.Label: Old Europa Cafe – OECD 243Format: CD, Limited Edition, Reissue, RemasteredCountry: ItalyReleased: Jul 2017Style: Experimental, Industrial Re-edition of the split tape released in 1996 on SSSM, the label owned by Hiroshi Hasimoto aka Contagious Orgasm.With the addition of two rare and exclusive tracks released on the «DIFT LABORATORY» tape compilation dated 1994 also out on SSSM.A unique document on Italian Extreme Industrial Power-Electronics by Marco Corbelliand the Japanese Dark-Ambient Industrial by Hiroshi Hashimoto.Cult release, first time on CD.Re-mastered by Hiroshi Hashimoto.Cover re-worked from the original tape cover by Hiroshi Hashimoto.«Dedicated to MARCO CORBELLI.We had first contacts around 1992.The cassette tapes…
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Iron Fist Of The Sun – Live At The Garage 2011
Iron Fist Of The Sun – Live At The Garage 2011Label: Cold Spring – CSR204BFormat: CD, Limited EditionCountry: UKStyle: Power Electronics, Industrial IFOTS Live at the Garage, London, 5th March 2011
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Blood Ov Thee Christ – Filthy Criminals
Blood Ov Thee Christ – Filthy CriminalsLabel: Old Captain – OCCD22Format: CD, Album, Limited Edition, ReissueCountry: UkraineReleased: 31 Aug 2016Style: Power Electronics, Noise Blood Ov Thee Christ, the first real power electronic project from Sweden, began in Norsborg, 1983 under name Sachsenhausen Industriale. The project had relocated to Sundsvall area and transformed into Blood Ov The Christ around 1985 – music group and mailorder company. It recorded infamous tape “Master Control” and performed with Club Moral, Memorandum and others. After some years of intense activity at the end of the 1980s, the project was laid to rest. In 2005, Blood Ov Thee Christ was resurrected after slumbering since decades. The…
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Shift – Abandon
Shift – AbandonLabel: Cold Spring – CSR236CDFormat: CD, AlbumCountry: UKReleased: 12 May 2017Style:Industrial, Power Electronics Following the unrestrained act of aggression that was 2014’s “Altamont Rising”, Swedish Industrial act SHIFT returns to more personal and ethereal domains on “Abandon”. Created over a ten year period from a huge cache of sources, boiled down to four tracks of unyielding slow moving heaviness. Abandon features several guest appearances and is SHIFT’s most complex recording to date. “Abandon [uh-ban-duh n] The concept of leaving completely and finally forsake utterly; desert: to abandon a child; to abandon a sinking ship. To give up; discontinue; withdraw from: to abandon hope. To give up the control…
