Horror, Slasher, Gore, Cult, Ed Gein; Blu-ray - New Sealed
Based loosely on the serial killings of Ed Gein (which also provided the inspiration for 'Psycho', 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' and 'Silence of the Lambs'). Ezra Cobb is devastated when his mother dies, and so digs up her corpse and installs it in his home. After a while, Ezra decides that his Ma could use some company, and starts committing gruesome murders. ...Deranged indeed
Experimental, Electronic, Noise, Nate Young, Wolf Eyes, Detroit, Industrial, Harsh; Vinyl LP (2008)
Nate Young airs two of his alter egos on this great split LP: Demons, featuring Steve Kenney, and Hatred, which combines Young once again with Kenney, but this time with the added presence of Spence Bryant. The Hatred side sounds like the motor on your turntable is continually breaking down, as if some perpetual Technics power-down effect was causing all manner of primitive pitch-sliding antics to go haywire on those squelchy synth oscillations. The Demons side is rather different from their ace No Fun album and instead sounds like some hiss covered live recording of a garage rock band buried underneath some rubble. You'd expect this to be pretty grotesque sounding, but it's all so much filthier than you're likely to have bargained for.
NIN, Rock, Industrial, Trent Reznor, RARE!; Gatefold 180grm Vinyl LP with Booklet
Long SOLD OUT, this rare as shit copy of NIN's eighth LP with 24 page colour booklet is in Excellent Used condition....get on it!
Night of the living dead, George Romero, Cult, Collectable; 120 page Paperback Book - VG used condition with small damage to spine (1985)
If you like the movie "Night of the Living Dead" you owe it to yourself to buy this book. It's worth every penny.
Noise, Experimental, Smegma, Yellow Swans, Daniel Menche, Portland, Underground; DVD Self Released
People who do noise is a full-length documentary about Portland music makers.
What is "noise" and what is "music"? And where exactly do the two meet? Or should they? Are they completely different entities, to be appreciated on separate but equal terms? Such questions are apparently the basis of a riveting documentary (see it below) called People Who Do Noise, which focuses on artists working in the experimental music underground of Portland, Oregon. To aficionados of the noise genre, Portland is akin to Liverpool, England in the early '60s, or Seattle, Washington in the early '90s. Made on a shoestring budget of $10,000 back in 2008, People Who Do Noise goes up close and personal with the musicians of this scene, profiling them in candid interviews (they're an opinionated bunch!) and working on music they fully admit isn't for everyone. And that's precisely the point. Perhaps the sounds these performers create aren't your cup of tea, either. That's fine. But the documentary is well worth watching for the interviews. Taken together, they create a fascinating mosaic of a bold, uncompromising musical movement.
Video Art, Zine, Art, Paperback, Australian; April 2006 with DVD - VGC
Runway was an independent, artist-run initiative published twice a year by The Invisible Inc.
Mono Kultur, Zine, Book, Magazine, Paperback; 24 pages, Berlin - New
In issue # 33 of Berlin interview magazine mono.kultur, musician and artist Kim Gordon talks about the future of her band Sonic Youth, the vulnerability of male rock stars, the myths of New York and the return to her beginnings as a fine artist, pursuing her fascination with noise and sound on canvas. This publication includes six cards and a poster.
X Files, Manga, Graphic Novel, Paperback, Comic; In VG Used Condition with dustjacket
In "The X-Files: Project Aquarius", Stefan Petrucha and Charles Adlard resolve the Aquarius conspiracy they originated in "Firebird". A gripping story that makes better use of Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully than the first volume.
Tales from the crypt, Graphic Novel, Comic, Horror; Paperback (Used) 2007 EX condition
Volume 4 - 1st printing. "Crypt-Keeping it Real!" Written by Fred Van Lente, Christian Zanier, Ari Kaplan, Keith R.A. DeCandido, and Jim Salicrup. Art by Steve Mannion, Mr. Exes, Rick Parker, Christian Zanier, and Chris Noeth. The Crypt-Keeper and his fellow Ghoulunatics introduce the wildest, scariest collection of terror-tales yet! You'll GASP when you meet "She Who Would Rule the World!"-- an unbelievable tale of a homeless woman turned into a near-invincible, power-hungry being by a pair of misguided scientists! You'll RETCH when you see "Ignoble Rot!"-the shocking story of a cursed gigolo forced to remain alive as his body transforms into a zombie! You'll SCREAM as you read "Jumping the Shark!"-the fantastic fictional account of a Reality TV series producer that keeps pitching shows from beyond the grave! You'll SQUIRM as you try to delete "Spam!"-the e-mail scourge that is far deadlier than you ever imagined! And you'll GROAN as you read the pun-filled introductions by the Old Witch, the Vault-Keeper, and that ol' super-star of horror comics himself-the Crypt-Keeper!
