First album by J. WEBER's new solo project on Punch Records. Far from NOVY SVET’s typical Mediterranean cabaret style or even their more recent dub influences, this uncompromised opus launches unexpectedly into new fields of sonic experimentations and wouldn’t be out of place in the contemporary section of your favourite record store. Best electro-acoustic Dadaism with a special and very Punchesque artwork.mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 more images

19,- EUR

Superb trans-Atlantic Power Electronics / Death Industrial face-off between Wisconsin's Burial Hex and Birmingham's Iron Fist Of The Sun. Burial Hex presents 2 "pre-industrial" conceptual compositions. Aside from one synth at the end of the first track, this music was all made with acoustic sounds. Intense Power Electronics, but without using amplification or electronically generated sounds. Just like how many industrial artists have flirted with depicting sounds and atmospheres from the first and second World Wars, these pieces were composed imaging atmospheres closer to the American Civil War era. IFOTS's 4 tracks were recorded at Crushing Obelisk, Birmingham, England. Dedicated to betrayers of family / faith / country. mp3 mp3

17,- EUR

“Echis Carinatus” is the second release and first long-player by Barcelona-based post-industrial project Escama Serrada. In the two years since “La Reina està mala” (their debut split-CD with Ô Paradis on Tourette Records), the band around S. Méndez has moved from musical Dadaism to musical Surrealism, leaving behind some of the more cabaret influences to develop a darker, more psychedelic, almost prog-rock sound, and thus find their very own sonic identity. If the collage aesthetics remain, the incantatory, “écriture automatique” vocals and above all R. Riba’s psyché rock guitar input invest the opus with a surreal, intensely ritualistic mood, between shamanic trance and psychedelic improvisation. Reminiscences of Faust, NWW and Richard Pinhas lurk around the sinuous coils of this Echis Carinatus, which will slither its way under your skin like the serpent of the same name. Featuring guest appearances by Demian (Ô Paradis), Laszlo & Sofia (Wermut) and Moonchild Eric (HDG). mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

15,- EUR

Live LP by noise dadaist Sudden Infant on Hamburger label Reduktive Musiken, with one complete concert recording on each side. Side A documents a 2004 performance in Leeds, England, and side B a 2007 show in the Rote Flora in Hamburg, Germany. Two very good quality recordings, from experimental to noise. mp3 mp3

16,- EUR

Featuring: GX Jupitter-Larsen (akaThe Haters), Merzbow, Rapoon (ex Zoviet France) and Sacher Pelz (aka MB aka Maurizio Bianchi). Vinyl compilation dedicated to LUIGI RUSSOLO (1885-1947), the father of Futurist Music, author of the "Art of Noises" and considered the first theorist of electronic music. His idea that music ist first and foremost made of noise and not of harmonic sounds opened the way to electronic music as we know it today and to experimental music in particular. He himself played music on a self-made instrument, the "Intonarumori” or “Rumorarmonio”. OEC asked four internationally famous industrial artists, who with their own work walked in Russolo's steps, to pay tribute to the Italian pioneer: - an LP-side each. A convincing and relevant tribute, definitely recommended! mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

22,- EUR

Featuring: Apoptose, Asmorod, Autopsia, Blackhouse, Bearer Of The Inmost Sun, Bad Sector, Belborn, CoCaspar.osp, Con-Dom, Ex.Order, Der Blutharsch, Folkstorm, Hekate, Gerechtigkeits Liga, Illusion of Safety, Lady morphia, Last Dominion Lost, ñEGAPADRES.3.3, Of the wand and The Moon, P.A. Browse, Predominance, Reutoff, Sardh, Schloss Tegal, S.E.T.I., Sigillum S, Slogun, Stadion der Weltjugend, The Grey Wolves & United States of Hell, Thorofon, Ultra and Von Thronstahl. Here comes the "Statement 1961" compilation, published in 2003 by the legendary Ironflame.de website (Germany's biggest information source for industrial, experimental, atonal and ritual music), both as an anniversary celebration and a tribute to the history and people of their home-city Berlin between 1961 and 1989. Made with love and dedication by people who've spent the past two decades fighting with body and soul for the music we love, this superb collector-set features no less than 32 artists - the cream of the crop in the fields of contemporary black ambient, dark folk and extreme electronics. All contributed exclusive tracks, especially recorded for the occasion. A pleasure for the eyes as well as for the ears (the fold-out cover and booklet contain many great black and white pictures of Berlin at the time of the Wall), this manifesto definitely stands out in the stream of compilations published in the scene and is an absolute must-have for all collectors and fans of the genre. From connoisseurs for connoisseurs…. The rest goes without saying!! mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3
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60,- EUR

Featuring: BBRC, Ronan Le Deroff, United 79, Nature Morte, Sorc'henn, Dunkelheit, Ovil Kton, Detrusor. Excellent ambient-noise-drone compilation featuring 8 artists from Brittany, some already well known in the field like RLD, Nature Morte or Sorc'henn, others still relative newcomers. Succeding where so many samplers fail, it shows an astonishing unity of style and mood, almost as coherent as an album would be. Giving a sonic shape to claustrophobic blackness with only the slightest nuances of dark grey here and there, it slowly and surely engulfs the listener like an inky whirlpool. Noir c'est noir... mp3 mp3 mp3 mp3

15,- EUR

New treatments and adaptations of the musical heritage of Mechthild von Leusch as final part of the Rungholt dance trilogy, executed & presented by Werkbund. Combining the tradition of Mechthild von Leusch with the modernity of the new Werkbund, this final rebirth of the Rungolter Tänze simply couldn't have been beter and will not disappoint even the most dedicated Leusch admirers, to whom we at TuT/RuR most certainly belong... Recommended!

16,- EUR