Full length album by Acid Enema on Cathartic Noize Experience.
Beautiful black (!) polycarbonate disk housed in a eight-page digipak cardboard case!
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First CD release on Cathartic Noize Experience by Messias!
Beautiful black (!) polycarbonate disk housed in a eight-page digipak cardboard case - This just looks great in the CD-shelf.
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If anyone could be ranked as the godfather of industrial breakcore in Detroit, it would be Justin Ivey. The head of the iconic Detroit label Low Res, known for early releases of Bombardier, Snares, and Abelcain among others, Adjust made a beachhead that rippled out into many of us. Yet his own must has only seen a handful of releases, so you only really know how he rocked the party if you were there, in a Detroit loft, listening to him tear up the soundsystem late night, with his unique hybrid of Detroit electro and noisy breakcore. We talked about getting a release out several years, ago, we almost didn't come through as well - difficulty on getting the right album artwork and the ups and downs of running a record label conspired to delay this one almost into non-existence. But Void Tactical wasn't about to leave this one behind. Complete with a solid design by Sansculotte, our friends in Berlin, and a bonus mix available for download or on disc, we are happy to give Adjust the respect he deserves for literally years of work wielding the low resolution mindset of Detroit to a honed presentation. Put this one on and imagine a type of Detroit warehouse party you probably never knew existed, and then look up the Low Res catalog for the evidence.
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A new full length CD album by Noirodyn, aka Vile Enginez.
Fernando Narvàez Perez has so far mainly made his mark under his Vile Enginez monicker with a debut on Zhark International from 2004 and several releases on the Praxis sublabel Sub/Version, both on vinyl and digital. The project mutated into Noirodyn with a first digital-only release for Praxis in 2013 titled Infradesigns. Immediately it was evident that Fernando was applying his production skills to a more varied sound but regularly returning to slamming beats and far-out noise constructions making Noirodyn the logical continuation and development of Vile Enginez.
Construct Deconstruct contains 16 new tracks ranging from slower grooves to hectic intensifications arranged into a continuous mix, showing his creative energies at a peak.
Coverart by Sansculotte.
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Please note that some customs officials outside the EU may find the cover objectionable. We leave it to the discretion and responsibility of the customer to take the (probably quite small) risk.
Decide Today: Don't Talk to Cops/Bullet Belt
CD single by Decide Today (ex-realicide). Note that these are the same tracks as on their Europe tour 2015 Cd with Divtech!
Excellent compilation from YB-70 to celebrate the 12th anniversary of the Parazit/Seppuku parties... with some of the regulars like 10 Onnance , Somatic Responses, La Peste, Element Abuse, Matt Fraktion, Iszoloscope, Sobchak, Ingler, Subskan, Zotz, Elektroplasma, Ripit, Kirdek , Imminent..... We've had the 2x12" in our shop for a long time, but for some reason not the CD. Here it is!
In the course of the last few months a substantial section of the work released by Peter Votava under different names in the 1990's, before his releases on Mego, Staalplaat and d0c, has been made available again on CD, most notably the retro compilation of classic ironic rave act Ilsa Gold (with Christopher Just, on Mego) and the deep electro-techno soundscapes of Current 909 (on d0c/Atmosfear). A completely different aspect is presented by this double CD compilation of his hardcore material, released as Pure (or DJ Pure, Information:Overload, Violent Shit, PL and Slab), now available from Praxis as a double CD (Praxis 26CD). Collecting the material previously issued by Praxis itself, Loop, Drop Bass Network, as well as compilation tracks from Tigerbeat6, Biomechanic and a support compilation for the EKH, Vienna's only squat named after Ernst Kirchweger, a communist murdered by the Nazis, all from between 1994-2001. Almost like a history of hardcore of the'90s from dark acid to harsh noise. Not only was most of the material released on limited edition vinyl, and now unavailable, all the hits, collaborations and rarities are here, including previously unreleased tracks: CD1 starting off with the deceptively titled CD-ROM section (not for easy listening) - it's the audio track of a data CD - but soon delving into the hammering beats of Information:Overload, shifting into the satanic abyss of “Anoint me with the Black Sperm of Beleth" by Slab, before exercising “Analogue Terror" from the Drop Bass Network EP of the same title, already showing the variety of approaches even within the industrial hardcore realm. This is further illustrated by the various collaborations with other activists and hardcore experimenters of the time. Not only is the near-legendary “Violent Shit" EP featured, there are three more, previously unreleased tracks from this collaboration with Ec8or (at the time a Patric C. solo project), as well as the devastating “Killer Bees on Acid" produced with the late Liza N'Eliaz. CD2 opens with another cult item: “Speeed" by Pure vs. GTI, originally released as a one-sided limited 12" on Loop, before continuing the journey in carefully chosen order through material defying the borders of “industrial" and “hardcore". The bulk of the material was recorded and released between 1994 and 1999 - it appears that Pure decided after his massive “King Kong/Katharsis" on Praxis that he had said what he needed to say in this musical format. This double CD (on which “King Kong" is featured in its full 15 minute glory) is testimony to the insistence, depth and violence as well as the heterogenity of his artistic vision.
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BACK IN STOCK SOON! should be in stock November 22, 2017.
They were the darlings of the young rave nation, the nightmare of investigative party journalism and, needless to say, the kings of scheiss-house: they were Ilsa Gold, Austria's legendary and probably most irritating contribution to the history of electronic music.
After only three excessive years, in 1996 Peter (aka DJ Pure) and Christopher Just decided to go their musical separate ways. Since then Christopher Just has ironized electronic dance music in the guise of Punk Anderson, Disco Dancer, and House Motherfucker, while DJ Pure has devoted his efforts to experimental electronica, for Mego among others.
Now in 2003 the influential oeuvre of Ilsa Gold is being celebrated in due and fitting extravagance. On a double CD, "Regretten? Rien!" documents the history of Vienna's most successful export article to the Rave Generation
