Industrial, Experimental, Drone, Dark Ambient, Noise; Double LP (Limited Edition 2017 re-issue) EX condition
Limited edition of 499 copies on black vinyl.
This album is comprised of remixes of Coil's music that were originally used as the soundtrack for the performance art piece "Plastic Spider Thing." It was first released on Coil's Eskaton label in 2002, credited to Black Sun Productions only. The marketing of the work as "Coil with Black Sun Productions" was undertaken by Rustblade Records, the label that reissued it in 2017, a number of years after the passing of both John Balance and Peter Christopherson.
Power Electronics, Experimental, Noise, Darkwave, Industrial, Limited Edition; Vinly LP - Mint
Limited edition of 500 copies, all on clear red vinyl in a gatefold jacket.
Experimental, Avant Garde, Limited Edition, Special Edition; Vinyl LP (2011)
Limited to 180 copies (sold out) contains 3 double sided cover art sleeves, postcard and info sheet in EX condition
Full title: Inverted Triangle II: Medusa's Hypnagogic Hall Of Mirrors
Porngrind, Goregrind, Grindcore, Germany; CD (2006)
Totally awesome Porngrind long-player from filthy Germans BITCH INFECTION on US ' Necroharmonic' label from 2006
Rare, Punk, Post Punk, New Wave, UK, Compilation; CD (1994) Damaged Goods Label
Spizzenergi was the second alias of the band originally formed in 1977 as 'Spizzoil' by Kenneth "Spizz" Spiers and Pete Petrol. As Spizzenergi, they were the first band to top the UK Indie Chart created early in 1980. The band underwent several name and line-up changes during their career, performing as Athletico Spizz 80 in 1980 and signing a major deal with A&M Records later that year. This rare collection is from 1994 on Damaged Goods Records (UK)
Death, Grind, Grindcore, Porngrind, German, Brutal, Gore, Rare; CD (23 tracks)
Dead is a legendary German death grind band that started around 1990, here some early recordings are remastered and put on one CD on German 'Poserslaughter' label. The tracks date from 1991 till 1995, and the blasting sound quality fits this brutality nicely. Nice guttural vocals and sawing guitars (with some leads), these songs grab your manhood and don’t let go. This album shows the way death grind was played in the 90s and without the schmuck the scene is hearing today. With sweet covers of GG Allin and Mentors tracks too....
Experimental, Jazz, Improv, Electronic, Noise, Improvised, Free, Knitting Factory; CD (1997)
The Knitting Factory was a venue in New York City that had a policy where bands were not allowed to record their own sets. They could only pay the venue to record for them. The rumor is that this album by the double-trio of Borbetomagus (truly one of the top three two-saxophones-and-guitar bands in all of New York) and Voice Crack (Swiss electronics duo + Knut Remond of 16-17 and UnknownmiX) refused to play along with that bullshit, so they discreetly recorded their own set and put it out with this puffery: "Recorded live at Carnegie Recital Hall, New York on May 26, 1994", hence the bloated faux-classical title. Which is very funny. The music is blistering as you might expect.
Noise, Experimental, Sludge, Drone, Psychedelic, Melbourne, Australia, Japan; CD
Long out of print self released limited edition CD from Melbourne noise rock legends Whitehorse. The cover lists two untitled tracks, but the CD actually features only one continuous track of around 35 minutes, recorded while on their tour of Japan in June 2005.
