Juno Records > Industrial/Noise

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KLUENTAH

ZMNT 001 (140 gram vinyl 12")

Cat: ZMNT 001. Rel: 10 Dec 18

The Return (5:26)
Higher Level (6:27)
Enter Mars (8:25)
Circle Of Power (4:49)

Review: Kluentah, one half of Fallbeil, has brought gutter-dwelling electronics to labels like V I S, New York Haunted, Return To Disorder, Mannequin and Sisters before now, so there's no doubt in the clout this particular nightcrawler possesses. On this latest release for new label Zement the mood is as sinister as you would hope, leading in with the sleazy electro noir of "The Return" before slipping into the mucky industrial thump of "Higher Level." "Enter Mars" is a snarling acid stomper engineered to nail you to the spot in the toughest of ways, and "Circle Of Power" ends proceedings on an ominous, tracky note for the post-apocalyptic party people to get all end-of-days to.

in stock $8.58

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SILENT SERVANT

Shadows Of Death & Desire (LP + poster)

Hospital Productions US

Cat: HOS 613. Rel: 10 Dec 18

Illusion (3:29)
Harm In Hand (5:17)
Damage (5:07)
Loss Response (3:27)
24 Hours (3:14)
Glass Veil (2:29)
Optimistic Decay (4:08)

Review: Given his prolific nature, we were rather surprised to find that "Shadows of Death & Desire" is actually John Juan Mendez AKA Silent Servant's second album for six years. It's an impressive set, with Mendez offering up a stony-faced, steel-eyed shuffle through industrial-fired machine chug ("Illusion"), mind-altering EBM workouts ("Damage", "Harm In Hand", the throbbing "24 Hours"), icy electronic soundscapes (the vintage Autechre style dancefloor IDM of "Loss Response"), early '80s style Cabaret Voltaire industrial funk (the brilliant "Glass Veil"), and moody compositions where razor-sharp guitars and foreboding electronics envelop particularly skittish electro drums (closing cut "Optimistic Decay").

Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, MUSAR Recordings

in stock $28.18

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NOVACOM/JK FLESH/LE SYNDICAT

A Disseminated Darkness On Inner Personality Status EP (140 gram vinyl 12")

Contort Yourself

Cat: CY 005. Rel: 31 Oct 16

Novacom - "Outsiders" (5:12)
JK Flesh - "No Self Control" (5:24)
Le Syndicat - "Maximalist (1993)" (4:01)
Le Syndicat - "Prothesis Pack Xtract 08 (1983)" (3:52)
Le Syndicat - "Maximalist" (Ekman remix) (6:05)

Review: Continuing their uncompromising fusions of artists new and old, Contort Yourself return with a punishing array of industrial thuggery from hardware manipulators you wouldn't take home to your mother. Novacom were last seen on Slumdiscs back in 2014 and here bring a fast and gnarly rhythmic tryst to bear before JK Flesh do their own snagging dance with oppressive synths and drums twirling into a heavyweight whole. French brutalists Le Syndicat then dominate the B-side with their confrontational bastardisation of techno and industrial, making the perfect source material for Ekman to get nasty with on his remix of "Maximalist".

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in stock $5.47

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GEISTFORM

Senales (12")

Femur Holland

Cat: FMR 003. Rel: 07 Nov 17

Frontier Fields (5:12)
End Of Entropy (4:54)
Interval Signal (5:47)
Perimtr (5:20)

Played by: Ali Renault

in stock $10.73

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Trevor JACKSON/VARIOUS

Metal Dance 2: Industrial New Wave EBM Classics & Rarities 79-88 (2xLP + 2xCD)

Strut

Cat: STRUT 107LP. Rel: 10 Oct 17

Logic System - "Unit" (4:49)
Psyche - "The Saint Became A Lush" (6:26)
Skinny Puppy - "Dead Lines" (400 Blows remix) (5:51)
Visage - "Der Amboss" (extended version) (4:16)
Rusty Egan - "The Twilight Zone" (Trevor Jackson edit) (4:24)
Rene Bendali - "Tanki Tanki" (Rabih Beaini edit) (7:45)
Ministry - "Over The Shoulder" (12" version) (6:42)
Mile High Club - "Walking Backwards" (6:33)
CHBB - "Ima Iki-Mashoo" (2:21)
Esplendor Geometrico - "Necrosis En La Poya" (4:04)
Vice Versa - "Riot Squad" (1:41)
Crash Course In Science - "Jump Over Barrels" (3:33)
Haruomi Hosono - "Platonic" (4:22)
Godley & Creme - "Babies" (4:41)
Front 242 - "Body 2 Body" (2 Trax) (3:32)
Tuxedomoon - "59 To 1"
Logic System - "Unit"
Psyche - "Te Saint Became A Lush"
Skinny Puppy - "Deadlines" (400 Blows remix)
Propaganda - "(The Echo Of) Frozen Faces"
Visage - "Der Amboss" (instrumental)
Rusty Egan - "The Twilight Zone" (Trevor Jackson edit)
Material - "Secret Life"
Rene Bandaly Family - "Tanki Tanki" (Rabih Beaini edit)
Experimental Products - "Work That Beat"
Crash Course In Science - "Jump Over Barrels"
Liaisons Dangereuses - "Etre Assis Ou Danset"
Esplendor Geometrico - "Necrosis En La Poya"
Ministry - "Over The Shoulder" (12" version)
Test Dept - "The Unaccepatable Face Of Freedom: Face 3"
Mile High Club - "Walking Backwards"
Chbb - "Ima Iki-Mashoo"
Front 242 - "Body 2 Body (2Trax)"
Visa Versa - "Riot Squad"
Chris & Cosey - "Driving Computer"
Doris Norton - "Personal Computer"
Plus Instruments - "Vom Ertrunkenen Madchen"
Conrad Schnitzler - "Das Tier"
Neon - "Lobotomy"
Arthur Brown & Craig Leon - "The Conversation"
Haruomi Hosono - "Platonic"
Godley & Creme - "Babies"

Played by: Joe's Bakery, Alexis Le-Tan, Red Rack'em/Hot Coins, John Heckle, Manu•Archeo, Ksoul, Kacper Kapsa Polish Cut Outs, Snuffo, Doo, Ali Renault, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), LHT

in stock $23.35

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SILENT SERVANT

Harm In Hand (12")

Hospital Productions US

Cat: HOS 612. Rel: 29 Nov 18

Harm In Hand (5:16)
Damage (5:07)
Death Of Decadence (4:30)

Review: Following up the closure of his respected Jealous God imprint, former Sandwell District accomplice Juan Mendez returns to Hospital Productions to follow up 2011's bold outing Negative Fascination - presenting these modern EBM mutations in the same vein. Mendez captures the zeitgeist of classic early '80s industrial dance on the rusty rattle of "Harm In Hand", followed by more driving body music of the steelier persuasion on "Damage" and the pitch-black technoid riot "Death Of Decadence".

Played by: Choronzon, NEI a.k.a. Cosmic Monkey

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Ron MORELLI

Disappearer (2xLP + MP3 download code)

Hospital Productions US

Cat: HOS 606. Rel: 05 Nov 18

Narco FRQ (3:19)
Laugh Taker (6:39)
Hellgate Bridge (2:15)
FXK Ripper (4:14)
Golden Oldies (2:40)
Re-Runs (4:19)
Hole In The Head (5:22)
Border Dust (202 version) (4:11)
Disappearer (4:19)
AM Drowner (4:14)
Men Visible From Window (1:52)
Snow On The Headstone (5:57)
Squeeze (3:36)

Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, Mimi, Choronzon, Rogér

in stock $39.71

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NINE INCH NAILS with DAVID BOWIE

Under Pressure: Shoreline Amphitheatre Mountain View CA 21st October 1995 (limited gatefold white vinyl 2xLP)

Parachute

Cat: PARA 176LPLTD. Rel: 14 Jan 19

Subterraneans (4:37)
Scary Monsters (& Super Creeps) (5:28)
Hallo Spaceboy (5:10)
Hurt (5:47)
Look Back In Anger (4:31)
I'm Deranged (5:04)
The Heart's Filthy Lesson (5:08)
The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty) (4:53)
I Have Not Been To Oxford Town (4:20)
Outside (4:53)
Andy Warhol (3:53)
Breaking Glass (3:44)
The Man Who Sold The World (3:43)
We Prick You (4:20)
A Small Plot Of Land (6:37)
Nite Flights (6:20)
Under Pressure (3:56)

Review: During the U.S leg of his 1995 Outside tour, David Bowie was supported by Nine Inch Nails. Trent Reznor and company not only opened the shows, but also joined forces with the legendary musican on joint performances of some of his songs. Now, some 24 years later, a recording of one of these legendary collaborative performances has finally been released. It's hugely evocative and atmospheric, with many of Bowie's great songs - particularly "Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)", "Hallo Spaceboy", "The Heart's Filthy Lesson", "The Man Who Sold The World" and "Under Pressure" - benefitting from Nine Inch Nails' low-end grunt and razor-sharp guitars.

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MORAH

The Vessels Of The Blood (140 gram vinyl 12")

Return To Disorder

Cat: RTTD 012. Rel: 15 Oct 18

I Saw, Strained Her Eyes Peering Into The Gloom
Dance When Lights Off
Against Your Beloved
One Shade The Less, One Ray The More

Review: Helena Hauff's Return To Disorder label plunges once more into the grimy underworld of electro and wave music, this time guided by dungeon dweller Morah who debuted on the label in 2015 and has since gone on to great things via Lux Rec, Berceuse Heroique, brokntoys and more. "I Saw, Strained Her Eyes Peering Into The Gloom" is a bittersweet dance with distortion as disheveled as it is catchy, while "Dance When Lights Off" pushes even further into the red with scintillating results. "Against Your Beloved" sounds positively shimmering by comparison, even if on its own it's still a truly dirty slice of jacked up electro. "One Shade The Less, One Ray The More" is a strong closing bout that draws from a similar sound bank and applies it to a more techno-minded structure.

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CLOUDS

Heavy The Eclipse (trifold 3xLP)

Electric Deluxe Germany

Cat: EDLX 056LP. Rel: 21 Nov 18

Neurealm (After The Fall) (1:19)
Clubber's Guide To Wreaking Havoc (5:33)
Klaw Dealer, Unterverein 2522 (6:21)
DJ MCD (Heavens Tilt Into Darkness) (1:31)
Dark Leviathan (4:50)
Warped Amphetamine Flex (6:24)
Skulcoast (5:02)
Welcome To Lebanon Ark (3:47)
Eclipser (5:42)
Strong Outside - Onslaught Ash Crew (5:20)
Parkzicht (6:16)
Nachtstorm Hardcore (6:26)
Dedzone (Cold Eye Krew) (3:17)
Skyline (Ardkaserne To Fantazia) (5:07)

Review: Perth legends Clouds are back with their idiosyncratic style of noisy techno shenanigans on Electric Deluxe. Heavy The Eclipse tells the story of a dystopian future in Glasgow, after numerous waves of social collapse which has run to waste in lawless ruin. The land passed into the hands of new owners; a German-speaking conglomerate, who incorporated it into a new civic entity: Neurealm. Think ravaged and warped breakbeats haunted by wailing euphoric noise, vivid and graphic reflections of fractured post-industrial hardcore and moments of poetry flashing within a thick impending fog.

Played by: Tasha, Gareth Wild (EarToGround Records)

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VARIOUS

Realm Of Consciousness (gatefold 3xLP)

Afterlife Recordings Germany

Cat: AL 001. Rel: 16 Aug 16

Tale Of Us - "Lies" (5:36)
Monoloc - "Phoenix" (5:58)
Recondite - "Murphy's Law" (6:14)
Woo York - "Poseidon" (6:11)
Somne - "Triangle" (7:11)
Jon Hester - "Logan" (5:57)
Locked Groove - "Emeralds" (8:03)
Ryan James Ford - "Toree Bahrstad" (5:34)
Obscure Shape & SHDW - "Die Wiederkehr" (6:37)
Mind Against - "Gravity" (7:29)

Review: Tale of Us launch their Afterlife label in style with the Realm of Consciousness compilation. Bringing together some of the best-known names in contemporary techno as well as a group of newcomers, it moves effortlessly between esoteric moods. Tale of Us contribute the ambient intro, while Monoloc and Woo York are both in more mellow form than usual on the melodic "Phoenix" and "Poseidon" respectively. Meanwhile, Recondite contributes the sad melodies and throbbing bass of "Murphy's Law" and Locked Groove balances supernaturally beautiful hooks with powerful bass pulses on "Emeralds". Even more dance floor-focused tracks, like Obscure Shape & SHDW's "Die Wiederkehr", are filled with trancey melancholia.

Played by: Juno Recommends Leftfield, Resident Advisor

in stock $28.18

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MANASYT/BETA EVERS

Shibari (hand-stamped 12")

Bunker Holland

Cat: BUNKER 3078. Rel: 26 Oct 18

Nawatsuya (1:33)
Play Bizarre (4:40)
Kinbaku-Bi (4:12)
Devotion (2:18)

Played by: Juno Recommends Electro, Ali Renault

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VARIOUS

All Watched Over By Machines Of Loving Grace (180 gram vinyl 2xLP)

Public System

Cat: PSR 003. Rel: 04 Sep 17

Fallbeil - "Donnerwetter"
Templeyard Studios - "Take66" (Tripolar Cell edit)
Innsyter - "A New Box"
Myn - "Cold Vision Era"
IXVLF - "Personal Divisions"
Wosto - "Race Days"
Kluentah - "Give Up The Gods"
Meze - "Porder"
Buttechno - "Beskudnikovo"
Morah - "Somewhere"
Delivery - "Music For Dancers"
Latrines - "Katrinas"
Antwn - "Non Vanishing"

Review: Public System presents a monster collection of the grubbiest, punked out lo fi deviant electronics from the true underground. Some names are more familiar, such as the excellent Templeyard Studios with the uneasy clatter of "Take66", while Buttechno brings a blistering array of tones to the forefront for some truly adventurous acid abstractions. There's a lot of lesser known delights to revel in though, from the boxy beatdown of IXVLF, the darkwave electro thrust of Kluentah and the intricate percussive science of Meze. This may be dirty dance music for wayward souls, but there are some seriously fresh ideas lurking on this ludicrously valuable package.

Played by: Dj soFa

in stock $22.53

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I HATE MODELS/DAVE TARRIDA/VLAYSIN/SIR REAL

Eel Behaviour: Sawtooth (transparent red vinyl 12")

Earwiggle

Cat: EAR 023. Rel: 07 Dec 18

I Hate Models - "The Suffering Self" (8:12)
Dave Tarrida - "I Am He" (6:02)
Vlaysin - "Forget What You've Learned" (6:37)
Sir Real - "Gritty McGritface" (5:55)

Played by: Jerome Hill, Jamie Behan

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DEAD CROSS

Dead Cross (coloured vinyl 10")

Ipecac Canada

Cat: IPC 204LP. Rel: 29 Jun 18

Skin Of A Redneck (3:59)
My Perfect Prisoner (2:39)
Shillelagh (Panicker remix) (3:03)
Church Of The Motherfuckers (Planet B remix) (3:05)

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MORAH

Voltage EP (Vapauteen Remix) (140 gram vinyl 12")

Modal Analysis

Cat: MA 12. Rel: 08 Jan 18

Voltage#1
Voltage#2
Voltage#3
Voltage#3 (Vapauteen remix)

Review: Modal Analysis continues its unrelenting march towards the darkest territory in the electro landscape with this deadly 12" from Morah, which wastes no time in laying waste to the good vibes with the sinister stomp of "Voltage#1". The second track pumps up the rhythm section and lays down a sidewinder of a synth line that smacks of understated rave perfection, and it's that same synth that courses through the marginally more hypnotic "Voltage#3". Vapauteen offers up a remix of "Voltage#3" that slows the original right down and works a kind of mechanical tropicalia into the bones of the original.

Played by: Lee Fraged, 3.14, Ali Renault

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SWARM INTELLIGENCE

Against The Dying Light (2xLP + sticker + MP3 download code)

Voitax Germany

Cat: VOILP 01. Rel: 12 Apr 18

Dusk Falls (6:08)
It Scuttles (5:19)
It's Beneath Us (5:32)
I Am Everything You Are Running From (5:00)
Catacomb (3:46)
I Prey On Your Fear (5:12)
From Shadows (5:19)
Against The Dying Light (5:31)
Light Reigns (5:06)
Gloom (3:14)

in stock $20.39

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Iannis XENAKIS

Persepolis (LP + insert + MP3 download code)

Karl Germany

Cat: KR 044. Rel: 01 Mar 18

Persepolis (part I) (31:31)
Persepolis (part II) (24:32)

in stock $19.86

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ANTHEM

Them (clear vinyl 8" (no soundfiles available))

Mind Japan

Cat: MINDCLEAR 011. Rel: 11 Jan 19

Them
Dwerk

in stock $21.46

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65D MAVERICKS

Notions Of Progress (140 gram vinyl 12")

Surface

Cat: SF 65D 369.1. Rel: 04 Jun 18

False Prophets (7:05)
Cosmic Drift (5:56)
You Lost Your Mind (5:13)
Immovable (dub) (6:17)

Review: Surface Records has never pulled any punches as one of the UK's toughest techno labels, and The 65D Mavericks have embodied the same spirit with their charged, lyrically provocative approach. After a lengthy hiatus label and artist are back in action, and sounding as fierce as ever. "False Prophets" is not for the faint hearted - an avalanche of thunderous drums and expletive-laden diatribes. "Cosmic Drift" is marginally more meditative, but still positively unhinged in its execution. "You Lost Your Mind" flails around a muddy, punky swamp of deviant sonic behaviour, and "Immovable (dub)" throws one last curveball into the long grass, stripping out the bark without losing the bite of this proudly individual group of techno marauders.

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ASDA

Three Tracks (10")

FuckPunk

Cat: FUCKPUNK 002. Rel: 17 Apr 18

Spud-U-Like (4:05)
Trash & Ready (3:36)
Bells (1:47)

Review: Seb Gainsborough aka VESSEL and Chester Giles are ASDA, a new pseudo-noise and demi-industrial outfit from the UK issued through the emergent Bristol label FuckPunk. The former should need no introduction, while the latter is just now making his debut as vocalist so we're pretty intrigued to hear what he has to say! "Spud-U-Like" is a booming, percussion-driven clusterbomb that sounds like the inside of a tank engine, while "Trash&Ready" takes blatant inspiration from the likes of Throbbing Gristle and the like, boasting Giles' dystopian words, an utterly broken arrangement and a distorted, poisonous bassline. "Bells" is the more abstract, however, where Vessel only inserts subtle flurries of sound among the noir beat poetry of Chester. Gorgeous stuff.

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NEW FRAMES

RNF 1 (limited 12" in screen-printed sleeve)

R

Cat: RNF 1. Rel: 15 Oct 18

Reese Defense (5:54)
Totes Neon (6:42)
Eigengrau (6:34)
In The Night (7:57)

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KAMIKAZE SPACE PROGRAMME/EOMAC

ETXC 004 (yellow vinyl 12")

Eotrax

Cat: ETXC 004. Rel: 12 Dec 18

Environment 1 (8:03)
Environment 2 (10:00)

in stock $9.39

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The END OF ALL EXISTENCE

Part III (12")

The End Of All Existence Germany

Cat: END 222. Rel: 03 Oct 16

Choir Of Devastation (6:22)
6 Minutes Before Dawn (6:08)
Post Apocalyptic Being (6:10)
Echoes Of The Nameless (4:47)

Played by: Kastil (Soul Notes/Stale), Kessell

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in stock $6.44

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Bjarni GUNNARSSON

Lueur (hand-numbered 12" + MP3 download code limited to 200 copies)

Tartaruga

Cat: TTRLP 013. Rel: 11 Jan 19

Prisme (12:26)
Brackets (6:39)
Epicycle (11:57)
Aperture (5:49)

in stock $16.09

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VISBALLA

Mud HZ (LP)

Umummu

Cat: UMU 001. Rel: 21 May 18

Cavalluccelline (3:29)
Derobotized (1:37)
Zero (2:34)
Underunderwater (3:05)
O-O (2:13)
Zuruck (1:23)
Aborigin (1:09)
Zeta (1:04)
Tribala (4:14)

Review: At the moment, little to nothing is nothing about either Visballa or Umummu Records other than the fact that both artist and label are associated with Berlin's Atelier crew. As a gentle reminder, they are the badboys making the dopest music around, under the Adopo moniker - friends of Sotofett, Dynamo Dreesen, SVN et al! Coming through in LP form, Mud HZ is probably the best piece of experimental work that we have heard this year - no lie! Through an odd and off-kilter approach to merging different aspects of the industrial realm under one roof, Visballa has hit the nail on the head when it comes to quirkiness. In fact, there is not much like this on our charts at the moment, both in and out of the leftfield game; it makes all the rest of the 'outsider' field seem stale by comparison. Highly recommended!

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NINE INCH NAILS

Not The Actual Events (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)

UMC

Cat: 575309 1. Rel: 17 Nov 17

Branches/Bones (1:49)
Dear World (4:08)
She's Gone Away (5:58)
The Idea Of You (3:25)
Burning Bright (Field Of Fire) (6:04)
Track 6 (6:11)
Track 7 (4:01)
Track 8 (6:56)

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NINE INCH NAILS

The Downward Spiral (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP + booklet)

UMC

Cat: 571427 8. Rel: 17 Nov 17

Mr Self Destruct (4:32)
Piggy (4:22)
Heresy (3:54)
March Of The Pigs (2:50)
Closer (6:13)
Ruiner (4:57)
The Becoming (5:13)
I Do Not Want This (5:42)
Big Man With A Gun (1:37)
A Warm Place (3:22)
Eraser (5:01)
Reptile (6:56)
The Downward Spiral (3:56)
Hurt (6:13)

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NINE INCH NAILS

The Fragile: Deviations 1 (reissue) (180 gram vinyl 4xLP + insert)

UMC

Cat: 573861 0. Rel: 17 Nov 17

Somewhat Damaged (instrumental) (4:58)
The Day The World Went Away (instrumental) (5:29)
The Frail (alternate version) (1:46)
The Wretched (instrumental) (6:02)
Missing Places (1:29)
We're In This Together (instrumental) (6:54)
The Fragile (instrumental) (4:39)
Just Like You Imagined (alternate version) (3:43)
The March (instrumental) (3:56)
Even Deeper (instrumental) (6:19)
Pilgrimage (alternate version) (3:06)
One Way To Get There (2:44)
No, You Don't (instrumental) (3:17)
Taken (3:30)
La Mer (alternate version) (4:55)
The Great Below (instrumental) (5:23)
Not What It Seems Like (instrumental) (3:30)
White Mask (3:22)
The New Flesh (instrumental) (3:44)
The Way Out Is Through (alternate version) (4:26)
Into The Void (instrumental) (4:40)
Where Is Everybody? (instrumental) (4:54)
The Mark Has Been Made (alternate version) (4:48)
Was It Worth It? (instrumental) (5:03)
Please (instrumental) (3:30)
+Appendage (instrumental) (3:19)
Can I Stay Here? (instrumental) (4:25)
10 Miles High (instrumental) (5:19)
Feeders (2:01)
Starfuckers Inc (instrumental) (5:33)
Complication (alternate version) (2:55)
Claustrophobia Machine (Raw) (2:39)
Last Heard From (2:06)
I'm Looking Forward To Joining You, Finally (instrumental) (4:19)
The Big Come Down (instrumental) (4:05)
Underneath It All (instrumental) (3:21)
Ripe With Decay (instrumental) (7:39)

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MINISTRY

The Land Of Rape & Honey (180 gram vinyl LP)

Music On Vinyl

Cat: MOVLP 651. Rel: 01 Jan 90

Stigmata
The Missing
Deity
Golden Dawn
Destruction
The Land Of Rape & Honey
You Know What You Are
Flashback
Abortive

Played by: Will Azada (Proper Trax)

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MINISTRY

Filthy Pig (limited 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)

Music On Vinyl

Cat: MOVLP 1202. Rel: 27 Aug 14

Reload
Filth Pig
Lava
Crumbs
Useless
Dead Guy
Game Show
The Fall
Lay Lady Lay
Brick Windows

Played by: Juno Recommends Rock/Indie

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POWELL

Sport (2xLP + CD)

XL

Cat: XLLP 776. Rel: 14 Oct 16

FiT_17 (0:34)
Fuck You, Oscar (4:25)
Frankie (feat Frankie) (5:00)
Big Keith (Ok Ok mix) (3:09)
Skype (2:08)
Junk (4:31)
Jonny (feat Jonny) (5:25)
Beat 20_194r (0:56)
Gettin' Paid To Be Yourself (Al Kick Ass mix) (3:29)
Do You Rotate? (feat Dale Cornish) (4:50)
Her Face (3:02)
Gone A Bit Bendy (NTS Chatroom version) (0:55)
Plastic (3:55)
Mad Love (feat Loke Rahbek) (4:25)
FiT_17
Fuck You, Oscar
Frankie (feat Frankie)
Big Keith (Ok Ok mix)
Skype
Junk
Jonny (feat Jonny)
Beat 20_194r
Gettin' Paid To Be Yourself (Al Kick Ass mix)
Do You Rotate? (feat Dale Cornish)
Her Face
Gone A Bit Bendy (NTS Chatroom version)
Plastic
Mad Love (feat Loke Rahbek)

Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, Juno Recommends Leftfield

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Marcel DETTMANN/VARIOUS

Selectors 003 (gatefold 2xLP)

Dekmantel Holland

Cat: DKMNTLSLCTRS 003. Rel: 28 Jun 17

Front 242 - "Don't Crash" (4:54)
The Force Dimension - "Algorythm" (Manipulating mix) (2:46)
Executive Slacks - "So Mote It Be" (4:35)
Martin Dupont - "The Light Goes Through My Mouth" (3:17)
A Thunder Orchestra - "Diabolical Gesture" (Marcel Dettmann edit) (4:28)
Twice A Man - "Happy Life" (4:49)
Cabaret Voltaire - "Low Cool" (Marcel Dettmann edit) (4:40)
Kaa Antilope - "Rise Up Helicopter, Like A Bird" (3:59)
Clan Of Xymox - "A Day" (6:40)
Ministry - "Same Old Madness" (5:10)
Fad Gadget - "Back To Nature" (5:51)

Review: With the renewed attention surrounding industrial and EBM in the last few years (and its influence on techno, again), it's important that someone with credentials gives the new generation a decent history lesson. Fitting that Berghain resident and MDR boss Marcel Dettmann curates a compilation of classics from the sound's heyday: here's someone who actually lived through it. As part of Amsterdam imprint Dekmantel's Selectors Series, these gems from yesteryear should certainly set the record straight and provide solid reference points for new school retroverts. Highlights (and there's many) include: Belgian EBM legends Front 242 with "Don't Crash", Philadelphia industrial underdogs Executive Slacks' "So Mote It Be" and the mandatory Cabs track comes in the form of "Low Cool" (the Marcel Dettmann Edit, no less). It wouldn't be a proper industrial comp without a bit of Wax Trax! would it? Label staples Ministry appear with their 1982 song "Same Old Madness", a period in the band's history that some consider their finest.

Played by: S-File, Snuffo

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LASSIGUE BENDTHAUS

Matter (Deluxe) (LP + 7")

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 060LP. Rel: 05 Mar 14

Automotive
Circulat (Hertz)
Transitory
Lanternslide
Mortal_Immortal
Rotation Mécanique
Velocity Life
Static
Inured (Pink Elln mix)
Relate

Played by: Le Chocolat Noir

in stock $21.20

35

SECOND LAYER

World Of Rubber (2xLP)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 096LP. Rel: 17 Jul 15

Definition Of Honours (4:15)
In Bits (3:03)
Fixation (4:03)
Save Our Souls (3:27)
Distortion (3:14)
Underneath The Glass (6:38)
Zero (4:27)
Japanese Headset (2:00)
Black Flowers (5:27)
Courts Of Wars (3:47)
Metal Sheet (1:19)
Germany (5:35)
State Of Emergency (4:33)
I Need Noise (2:19)
The Cutting Motion (1:52)
Intro (3:35)
Split Screen (4:25)
Death Process (3:56)
The Telephone Call... (5:06)
Deadly Norwegian Attack (0:36)

Review: Second Layer's World of Rubber, first released on Cherry Red way back in 1981 - some two years after the duo's first outing on 7" - has long been considered something of an industrial classic by those in the know. Here, it gets a deserved re-press from the folks at Dark Entries. 34 years on, it still retains the power to shock, with Adrian Borland and Graham Green's raw, weighty mix of post-punk basslines, sharp guitars, fuzzy electronics, tape loops and basic drum machine grooves still sounding deliciously fresh. Certainly, it's comparable to many more celebrated releases of the time, and arguably more spontaneous in feel.

Played by: Juno Recommends Leftfield

in stock $22.53

36

LIQUID G

Liquidation (LP)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 099. Rel: 05 Oct 15

Liquidation (4:58)
The Power Of (4:59)
Self Destruction (4:19)
Never Land (3:35)
Inside-Outside (4:45)
Suicide (2:37)
Short Circut (2:55)
Pressure (4:14)
Aversion (3:01)

Review: Peter Van Bogaert, also known as Liquid G by his diehard fans, is one of Belgium's most important industrial artists. The man has been releasing gruesome electronic cassettes since the mid 1980's, but while he has always been a digger's heaven, his output has remained largely in the shadows to the rest of the world. Luckily, Dark Entries are here to save the day as always, and compile some of his best and rarest work on an LP. Proto-techno wouldn't really do these tracks justice as they're actually much more than that. Ranging from jacking post-punk instrumentals, to starry synth jams and lamenting vocals, this is surely up any emo kid's alley. "Self Destruction" sounds particularly ahead of its time, and it's surely one to check out!

Played by: Mark Forshaw

in stock $15.02

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SEVERED HEADS

Clifford Darling Please Don't Live In The Past (remastered) (2xLP)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 105. Rel: 16 Dec 15

Advertisement (3:37)
Prototype Pop (4:35)
Exiles Excerpt (4:49)
A Day In The Country (6:25)
Elephant Decibels (0:32)
Power Circles (3:07)
Alaskan Polar Bear Heater (4:44)
Umbrella (4:18)
J Edgar Hoover (3:38)
Blame (3:10)
Meanwhile, Back At Exiles... (2:31)
Dance (5:07)
Saturday Night (4:31)
Man Dat Hip (1:55)
An American In Paris (1:54)
Tarzan's Grip (3:40)
That That Revolves (4:31)
Special Day (3:44)
Malt Duck (1:45)
Never Fall In Love (2:11)
Nazi Beach Party (3:06)
A Relic Of The Empire No 2 (2:32)
Tiny Fingers (1:35)
Sydney Quads & The Megascope Space Probe (1:16)
Play It Again (1:36)
Carry My Books (0:50)
Nightsong (7:02)
Car Ad (2:04)

Review: Originally out on Ink Records way back in 1985, Severed Heads' Clifford Darling, Please Don't Live In The Past is a personal favourite of ours from the iconic Australian act. The band were and always have been one of the few post-punk outfits to truly push the boundaries and diverge onto what some may now call proto-techno. Inside this particular LP, you get a sublime example of their signature percussion style, a fast-paced rattle of steely drums and hi-hats surrounded by odd bundles of lo-fi and distorted synth grit. With the amount of amazing tunes at the core of this beast, it would do the album no justice to just describe the all to you in mere words, but what you need to know is that the music here is totally timeless, a glorious journey down the greyer ends of the 80's dance movement, and a magnificent introspective into what is surely Australia's most interesting band of all time. Essential gear.

in stock $22.53

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PORTION CONTROL

I Staggered Mentally (LP)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 085. Rel: 02 Mar 15

He Is Patriotic (3:12)
Out Of Order (3:40)
Plateau Stage (4:09)
All Present & Correct (3:27)
Karsic (3:17)
Sex Crimes (4:26)
Sure Is Kinda Spooky (2:26)
Mass Disorder (4:54)
Fiends (3:18)
Sort Out (3:06)

Review: John Whybrew, Ian Sharp and Dean Piavani are Portion Control. In case you didn't know about them, they're one of the most influential industrial bands to have come out of the 1980's and have also been a massive inspiration for the likes of Depeche Mode and Skinny Puppy. Moreover, it's their signature brand of rhythmic, mostly instrumental post-punk which has made the music of Craig Leon and others so sought after these days. Originally out in 1982 on Phaze Records, these ten tracks are timeless pseudo-techno jams which will always be coveted by DJs, musicians and samplers alike. Cop it now because the original is rather pricey!

in stock $17.17

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DIE FORM

Zoo (LP + insert)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 136. Rel: 28 Sep 16

Message Through Hertz (6:29)
Sex By Force (4:37)
Ouverture (2:37)
Ton Retrait Des Eaux (2:44)
Hand In Hand (6:05)
Leders Klub (6:02)
Invisible Man (1:56)
Zoophilic Lolita (6:03)
Stranger (4:33)
After The Last Gaze (3:52)

Played by: Rogér

in stock $17.17

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ALESIA COSMOS

Exclusivo! (reissue) (LP + insert)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 177. Rel: 30 Oct 17

Depassement (2:50)
Pat'lin D'Merde (3:23)
Gaspacho (1:16)
So Far (3:18)
Bro Ho Tado (3:09)
Le Vol Du Bourbon (2:39)
First Funk (5:24)
Sans Les Griffes, Avec Les Dents (5:12)
H-Co (3:04)
Ojja (5:35)
Clap (3:16)
Tubulaire (3:35)

Review: Alesia Cosmos were a collective of musicians led by Bruno de Chenerilles (and several other collaborators) formed in the early '80s in Strasbourg. Under the influence of William Burroughs, John Cage, Pierre Henry and others, de Chenerilles developed tape music. By 1982, he appeared for the first time under the name Alesia Cosmos Furi Show. This experimental show led to a music project based on his and close collaborator Pascal Holtzer's compositions, performed with other musicians in the beginning of 1983. The Exclusivo! LP was the group's debut album recorded and was self-released in 1983. de Chenerilles and Holtzer's improvisations with the group brought forth more ideas and the album was recorded in a few days. The result was a mixing of electronic music, field recordings, North African and Asian percussion, electric guitars and voices, compositions and free improvisations. All four musicians took turns singing onomatopoeic phrases and backing vocals, even sometimes in an unknown language, a sort of mixed bag between Breton and Japanese.

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41

DIE FORM

Some Experiences With Shock (LP + insert)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 232. Rel: 29 Nov 18

Heart Of The Monster (Survival & Determination) (5:47)
Autolyse (2:11)
Close Up (2:04)
Damaged Corpse (3:51)
Masochist (1:49)
Medial Canthus Operation (3:04)
Red Action (2:02)
Intractable Pain AA (Lacerations & Immolation) (6:12)
Survival Of A Severely Burned Child (2:15)
Catheterization (2:56)
Anesthesia & Disfigurement (2:39)
Medial Canthus Operation (7:29)

in stock $17.71

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KONSTRUKTIVITS

A Dissembly (LP + 1-sided flexi-disc)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 110. Rel: 23 Mar 16

Asylum (4:30)
Semi Sex Act (8:08)
Karnage (3:49)
Kalm (2:37)
Francis Bacon (6:26)
Beirut (4:59)
Karnal (4:23)
Physikal Jerk (3:50)
Smack (3:18)

Review: Josh Cheon's Dark Entries label plunge once more into the depths of the UK underground in the 1980s and come up the other side with this crucial reissue of A Dissembly by Konstruktivits. A quick history lesson: former Heute man and Throbbing Gristle/Industrial Records associate Glenn Michael Wallis was and remains the towering creative force behind Konstruktivits who are active to this day and have been "perverting your ears since 1980." Of the numerous albums Konstruktivits have been responsible for, it is their debut LP from 1982 that Dark Entries have chosen to reissue here, offering a newly remastered take on A Dissembly that suggests Wallis and associates to be worthy sonic companions to Muslimgauze, Tuxedo Moon, Clock DVA and Throbbing Gristle. The freaks out there will love this one.

Played by: Ali Renault

in stock $17.17

43

DSORDNE

E Un Sole (reissue) (LP + inserts)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 206. Rel: 22 Mar 18

La Zona (2:41)
Delitto E Passione (6:48)
E Un Sole (3:53)
In The Mouth My Heart (5:18)
Centro D'Erezione (5:34)
Antenne (1:35)
Il Senso Di Torpore (4:27)
Emoraggia Sensoriale (7:06)

in stock $20.67

44

CAPABLANCA

Lap Top Less Dance (180 gram vinyl 12")

unknown label

Cat: LAP 00. Rel: 04 Sep 17

Less Dance
Top Less
Lap Dance (Guy Debord's disco Punish mix)
Dance Less (feat Flores Feias)

Review: Hugo Capablanca may be best known for his more disco-minded output from his time on Gomma Records, but increasingly his scattered output and his label have been reaching towards more abrasive material. Nothing will prepare you for the confrontational nature of this daring, 'no label' transmission. The artwork alone is enough to challenge the senses, while the opening track is a metallic drone that gives way to the distended mutant beats of "Top Less". Guy Debord is no less cut throat in delivering a "Disco Punish" remix of "Lap Dance" on the B-side, all deconstructed groove and guttural noise, and then "Dance Less" rounds the record off with another excursion into unsettling, heavily processed noise.