Juno Records > Industrial/Noise

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SCHWEFELGELB

Die Stimme Drangt (fluorescent yellow vinyl 12" limited to 500 copies)

Cat: CITI 027. Rel: 11 Feb 20

Die Dunne Hand (4:37)
Auf Die Erde (6:25)
Die Augen Gehen (5:28)
Das Bild Das Wiederkehrt (5:52)

Review: Self-proclaimed "techno body music" duo Schwefelgelb seem a neat fit with Cititrax, the Minimal Wave sub-label set up to handle contemporary electronic music rather than reissues. There's something particularly muscular, robust and otherworldly about their label debut, which remarkably is their first EP of original tracks for two years. Opener "Die Dunne Hand" sets the tone, with the pair conjuring up a throbbing, mind-altering EBM-funk workout that sounds like an unlikely Nitzer Ebb cover version of the KLF's "What Time Is Love", while "Auf Die Erde" sees them wrap crunchy percussion and dystopian vocal snippets around a surging EBM bassline. Side B begins with the stripped-back metallic mutant funk of "Die Augen Gehen", before the duo dives into chugging, flash-fried industrial/electro/techno fusion on the mind-bending "Das Blid Das Wiederkehrt".

Played by: Tripeo, Juno Recommends Techno

in stock $16.69

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GROUP A

Another LP (limited red vinyl LP)

Mannequin Germany

Cat: MNQ 126. Rel: 19 May 20

Channel Surfing I (0:33)
Under The Floor (7:37)
Entity (8:27)
Inhuman Ecstacy (6:05)
Channel Surfing II (1:48)
Please Center/Ready To Ingest (7:03)
Almost Almost (6:11)
Possession (1:17)

Review: Tokyo-based duo Group A have been operating as outliers for many years now, self-releasing music and earning a reputation for their incendiary live shows. After catching the ear of Alessandro Adriani's mighty Mannequin label, they released a self-titled EP on the Italian imprint back in 2017, and now they're finally back to follow it up with a full-length. Being on Mannequin you should know to expect beyond the grave sonics with heavy notes of industrial and minimal wave, but Group A intersperse this with their own particular strain of sonic personality, from dismembered voices to American TV rips (on the excellent "Channel Surfing". It's an imposing listen, not to mention a captivating one.

in stock $16.69

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STRAHINJA ARBUTINA

Excuses (180 gram vinyl 12")

Vivod

Cat: VIVOD 019. Rel: 20 Nov 17

Way Ahead
Croatian Households
Labud Loop
K Stands For..

Review: Having crept out of the tape undergrowth and respected haunts like Clan Destine and Always Human to earn more civilized recognition on BANK Records NYC and Bliq, Strahinja Arbutina makes the move to Vivod for yet more of that edgy, leftfield techno business that keeps mothers awake at night from worry. The grit, noise and distortion has been faithfully carried through from the cassette-based roots of Arbutina's sound, but these tracks are more than ready to do the damage in the dance (where you're less likely to find a tape deck). Hold on tight as the likes of "Way Ahead" give the sound engineer a fright when they think the system has overloaded.

Played by: Ali Renault

in stock $1.02

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NINE INCH NAILS

The Fragile (remastered) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 3xLP + inserts)

UMC

Cat: 571427 7. Rel: 17 Nov 17

Somewhat Damaged (4:34)
The Day The World Went Away (3:24)
The Frail (1:32)
The Wretched (7:37)
We're In This Together (7:09)
The Fragile (4:46)
Just Like You Imagined (3:51)
Even Deeper (6:19)
Pilgrimage (3:44)
No, You Don't (3:33)
La Mer (5:09)
The Great Below (5:15)
The Way Out Is Through (4:17)
Into The Void (4:49)
Where Is Everybody? (5:10)
The Mark Has Been Made (5:17)
10 Miles High (5:06)
Please (3:29)
Starfuckers, Inc. (5:01)
Complication (2:31)
The New Flesh (3:44)
I'm Looking Forward To Joining You, Finally (4:17)
The Big Come Down (4:14)
Underneath It All (2:28)
Ripe (5:33)

in stock $46.21

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NINE INCH NAILS

The Downward Spiral (reissue) (gatefold 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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THROBBING GRISTLE

DOA: The Third & Final Report Of Throbbing Gristle (remastered) (2xCD)

Mute

Cat: TGCD 3. Rel: 06 Sep 19

IBM
Hit By A Rock
United
Valley Of The Shadow Of The Death
Dead On Arrival
Weeping
Hamburger Lady
Hometime
AB/7A
E-Coli
Death Threats
Walls Of Sound
Blood On The Floor
Introduction
It's Always The Way
Industrial Muszak
Cabaret Voltaire
Hamburger Lady
IBM
New After Cease To Exist Soundtrack
Whistling Song
Mother Spunk
DOA
Five Knuckle Shuffle
We Hate You (Little Girls)

Review: Throbbing Gristle's second studio album is an essential work that conjures some of the most harsh and nauseating music you can imagine (not a surprise given "Hamburger Lady" is a piece about a patient burned from the waist up and forever contained in a hospital). It was pioneering in texture and technique, and mixes both live and studio recordings into one of the band's most stylistically varied works. Creeping and haunting, confrontational and challenging from front to back, the spoken word samples from children and mutated voices will probably haunt your dreams forever, so listen with caution.

in stock $9.23

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THROBBING GRISTLE

Part Two: The Endless Not & TG Now (clear vinyl 3xLP box set + poster + stickers + MP3 download code)

Mute

Cat: TGLP 19. Rel: 13 Dec 19

Vow Of Silence (7:00)
Rabbit Snare (8:56)
Separated (4:46)
Almost A Kiss (6:47)
Greasy Spoon (9:30)
Lyre Liar (7:49)
Above The Below (4:27)
Endless Not (8:01)
The Worm Waits Its Turn (5:48)
After The Fall (3:59)
X-Ray (8:21)
Splitting Sky (12:24)
Almost Like This (10:47)
How Do You Deal (14:00)

Review: When it was first released in 2007, "Part 2: The Endless Not / TG Now" was Throbbing Gristle's first studio album since 1982. The pioneering industrial band had been drawn together again in 2004 to mark the passing of friend John Balance with a rare performance, and spent the next two years sporadically recording new material. The set was produced slightly differently to the all-analogue early works, with greater use of sampling and digital instrumentation. Yet despite the new toys and techniques, the music remained as antagonistic, forthright, intense and otherworldly as it had been two decades before. In other words, it's a proper Throbbing Gristle album, made by the original members to their original ethos, with a slightly different production approach. For that reason it remains a must-have for all fans of industrial music past and present.

Played by: Dmitry Distant

in stock $33.88

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THROBBING GRISTLE

The Second Annual Report Of Throbbing Gristle: 40th Anniversary Edition (limited white vinyl LP + stickers + inserts + MP3 download code)

Mute

Cat: TGLP 2. Rel: 03 Nov 17

Industrial Introduction (1:05)
Slug Bait (ICA) (4:20)
Slug Bait (live at Southampton) (2:44)
Slug Bait (live at Brighton) (1:19)
Maggot Death (live at Rat club) (2:49)
Maggot Death (4:34)
Maggot Death (1:35)
Maggot Death (0:53)
After Cease To Exist (The original soundtrack of the Coum Transmissions film) (20:06)

in stock $17.72

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TORTURE CHAIN

The Ascent Of Deimos (LP + insert + MP3 download code in spot-varnished sleeve)

Hospital Productions US

Cat: HOS 652. Rel: 21 Jan 20

Antebellum/At The Dawn Of The Final War (7:43)
Absolutist Futility (7:46)
Chaos At Feast/The Ascent Of Deimos (12:17)
A Malign Reincarnation/Antithesis (7:01)

in stock $16.43

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BOURBONESE QUALK

Hope (140 gram vinyl LP)

Platform 23

Cat: PLA031 / MNQ112. Rel: 20 Jan 20

Erector (2:38)
Sunset Sex (6:11)
Invocation (3:55)
Cold Blood (1:47)
Head Stop (3:32)
Mission England (2:55)
Dereliction (4:45)
Black Madonna (3:09)
Gag (4:30)
Something In The Air (4:01)
There Is No Night (2:34)

Review: The reissue material from the archives of Bourbonese Qualk keep on coming, with this second salvo from the sturdy partnership of Mannequin and Platform 23. The visionary London industrial agitators were on vital form on "Hope", which came out midway through 1984, and now Rude 66 has remastered the music for fresh ears. The mood is persistently murky, but it moves from danceable anti-funk to gutter-dwelling noise baths and atmospheric sonic totems. At once mystical and incisive, otherworldly and grittily real, this is another brilliant reframing of one of the UK's true industrial titans.

in stock $15.39

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TALE OF US/VAAL

Monument (remixes) (12")

Afterlife Recordings Germany

Cat: AL 007. Rel: 05 Oct 17

Monument (Barnt remix) (9:50)
Monument (Stephan Bodzin remix) (7:33)

in stock $11.29

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SAMO DJ/OMA TOTEM/SHAME ON US/NADIA D'ALO/MIOCLONO/ODOPT

Fragments 6 (12")

Hivern Discs Spain

Cat: HVNCOMP 66. Rel: 27 Feb 20

Samo DJ - "Waterfall" (4:57)
Oma Totem - "Amb Minus" (5:13)
Shame On Us - "Fingers Crossed" (7:43)
Nadia D'alo - "Ten-high Straight" (4:53)
Mioclono - "Center Of Things" (7:28)
Odopt - "Bretonn" (3:40)

Review: John Talabot's Hivern Discs could be a case study in suggestive dance music. Made for serious soundystems, finely tuned to perfection, the spectacular level of detail means even when there's a hint rather than definitely defined beat, there's always a sense of rhythm that's easy to feel with feet, while the arrangements themselves are aiming straight for the mind. An expansive six tracks form this EP, which pretty much define that idea. Oma Totem's "Amb Minus", for example, uses tom-style drums to create urgency, with scarcely a kick in earshot. "Center Of Things", by Mioclono, counters that by bringing the 80s vibes via a purposeful punch, reverbed synth line and low-bleeps, threatening to put you in a trance. Closer "Bretonn", meanwhile, sees Odopt adopt a dark, desolate mood that sounds as though it was born on a factory floor.

Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental

in stock $12.58

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NERVE

Power Relations (140 gram vinyl 12")

A Colourful Storm

Cat: ACOLOUR 002. Rel: 13 Jun 16

Glass Fist (reprise)
Heads & Ordinary Concrete

Review: Moopie's A Colourful Storm label launched earlier this year as an extension of the popular online platform that has hosted a rich and diverse stream of mixes from the likes of Imaginary Softwoods, DJ Nobu, Frak and Rabih Beaini to name a few. Pro-tip: do check that latter live mix from the Morphine boss! It was the archival sounds of Denial and their lost Oz classic cover of "California Dreaming" that heralded the arrival of A Colourful Storm, but this second release on the label switches the focus to more contemporary fare. Power Relations is a two track 12" of bad-mannered, f*cked up club trax from Melbourne's Nerve. The stomping, nocturnal techno of the title track is backed with a Photek-meets-Sunn O))) terror stepper entitled "Heads & Ordinary Concrete". For fans of Regis, Emptyset and Blackest Ever Black.

in stock $1.02

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MARS89

2020 (12")

Natural Sciences

Cat: NATURAL 042. Rel: 22 Apr 20

GoodThing (4:19)
JoyCamp (3:32)
DayOrder (2:41)
MiniLuv (4:00)

Review: Having built his reputation via a trio of must-check EPs on Bokeh Versions, Mars89 transfers to Alex Hall's "mutant electronics" imprint Natural Sciences. The producer is a neat fit on the imprint, with "2020" containing a quartet of creepy, hard-wired, industrial-tinged cuts that seem eerily fitting for these troubled times. He begins with the bone-rattling beats, machine-gun percussion hits, ricocheting metallic clonks and gut-punching bass of "GoodThing", before successfully fusing mutilated industrial sounds and paranoid rhythms on "JoyCamp". Over on side B, "DayOrder" is a strangely swung slab of mind-altering electronica that defies easy description, while "MiniLuv" is a thumping stomp through lo-fi techno territory in the company of a steroid-fired monster.

in stock $10.53

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MAENAD VEYL

Onto Duat (12")

Bedouin UAE

Cat: BRODLEB 1. Rel: 07 Nov 19

Change Your Mind (6:05)
Onto Duat (6:38)
Take Nothing With You (6:15)
Riot Patrol (5:10)

Review: Bedouin Records enlist Thomas Feriero for some new music from his current industrial period. The former tech house man doesn't shun his roots altogether, laying down functional grooves but haunted by darker and noisier textures and tones. "Onto Duat" is clunking and intense, "Take Nothing With You" is lit up by serrated synths and oversized hi hats tethered to monstrous break beats, while "Change Your Mind" is a sludgy, paranoid cut for marching crowds. "Riot Patrol" is the best of the lot, with slow motion heaviness and a real sense of dystopian atmospherics locking you to the floor.

in stock $7.51

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UMWELT

Superior Life Forms (marbled vinyl LP)

Midnight Shift Singapore

Cat: MNSXLP 001. Rel: 17 Oct 19

Superior Life Forms (5:54)
Computer Controlled (3:40)
Latent Existence (4:40)
Fragment (5:32)
Shadow Entity (5:38)
The Windfall (3:58)

Review: Midnight Shift continues its fine run of form via a mini-album of bleak intensity from renowned modular electro/analogue rave fusionist Umwelt, an artist whose distinctive releases are always worth a listen. The French producer sets his stall out via title track "Superior Life Forms", an undeniably heavy and distinctively dystopian chunk of broken electro fuzziness, before reaching for even grimier electronics and gut-punching bass on "Computer Controlled". "Latent Existence" is a moody, beat-free soundtrack for urban decay, "Fragment" and closer "The Windfall" are teak-tough industrial techno stompers, while "Shadow Entity" is a suitably psychedelic slab of trippy acid electro. Not for those of a fragile disposition, but impressively intense and forthright nonetheless.

in stock $12.58

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L/F/D/M

X Enter O (12")

Midnight Shift Singapore

Cat: MNSX 009. Rel: 18 Apr 18

Sixteen Snakes (6:03)
X-Enter-O (6:16)
Silver Grain (D-56M Poverty remix) (6:16)
Silver Grain (5:47)

Played by: Ben Sims

! low stock $8.98

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SCALAMERIYA

Tainted Voltage (12")

47 Germany

Cat: 47024. Rel: 30 Jan 20

Tainted Voltage (4:51)
Red X (4:51)
Eidolon (4:51)
Neonorb (4:17)

! low stock $11.04

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MUSLIMGAUZE

Lalique Gaddafi Handgrenade (heavyweight vinyl LP)

Staalplaat Holland

Cat: ARCHIVE 50. Rel: 15 Jan 20

Arab Jerusalem (23:37)
Jordan River (20:03)
Lalique Gadaffi Handgrenade (3:25)
Desert Gulag (4:27)

Review: He may not have been on this planet since the late 1990s, but the late, great Bryn Jones continues to dazzle from beyond the grave. The latest in a long line of posthumous albums offers another chance to own one of his greatest moments, 23-minute 1996 cut "Arab Jerusalem": a superb sound soup rich in atmospheric field recordings, snatched Arabic radio chatter, hazy ambient electronics, sporadic bursts of hand percussion and unearthly female vocal snippets. Perhaps more alluring for dedicated fans are the three previously unreleased tracks that Staalplaat has plucked from the Manchester producer's vast archives. The standout is undoubtedly "Jordan River", a twenty-minute chunk of sparse, mind-altering electro-dub/ambient dub fusion from the DJ Spooky school of "illbient" that's simply essential.

Played by: Juno Records Staff Picks

in stock $22.59

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VEKTOR

Total Liberation (12" + insert limited to 200 copies)

Gooiland Elektro/Enfant Terrible Holland

Cat: GOOILAND 34. Rel: 04 Jul 18

V2 (3:44)
V2 (Former Descent remix) (5:32)
V1 (Neugeborene Nachtmusik remix) (6:44)
V1 (4:04)

in stock $14.64

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STURQEN

Marginais (12" limited to 200 copies)

Gooiland Elektro/Enfant Terrible Holland

Cat: GOOILAND 38. Rel: 22 Jul 19

Nik (4:53)
Axifugo (4:50)
Absoluto (4:37)
Ruina (4:33)

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ELECTRIC SEWER AGE

Contemplating Nothingness (limited 180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)

Hallow Ground Switzerland

Cat: HG 2001. Rel: 28 Feb 20

Still Too Far To Go (6:11)
Whose Gonna Save My Soul (6:08)
Chebo (5:37)
Surrender To The Crags (3:56)
Self Doubting Trip (4:07)
Dekotur (5:00)

Played by: Alexis Le-Tan

in stock $17.45

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MASONNA

All Live Recording At My Room (remastered) (LP limited to 199 copies)

Urashima Italy

Cat: UMA 138. Rel: 26 May 20

Track 1 (15:18)
Track 2 (15:24)

in stock $24.13

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XXX

Westzaan Doelen (140 gram vinyl 12")

Poverty Is Violence

Cat: PIV XXX 001. Rel: 01 Oct 18

Dont Go After Her (3:35)
Why Did You Do That (4:38)
Don't Trust No One (2:26)
Just The Two Of You (4:33)
It's Your Uncle For Gods Sake (4:22)
Yo Bitch Needs Them Hits (2:56)

Review: The Poverty Is Violence stable are firmly established now as an essential conductor for rabid, rowdy and downright rasping mechanics from subterranean operators of all shapes and sizes. Anonymous but reportedly veteran Dutch producer XXX previously appeared on the label in 2016 with the wild Noorder Scannen 12", and now returns with a bludgeoning new release. There's a consistent metal grind to the percussion on Westzaan Doelen, while the synth tones in between tend towards the jagged and abrasive, there's space and poise in the arrangement to lift this out of knuckleheaded noise. "Don't Go After Her" reverberates with clamouring intensity while the beefy chassis of "Just The Two Of You" shimmers under an acidic glaze - this is full-tilt deviant music executed with finesse to match the grime.

Played by: Nomad, Juno Recommends Techno, Ali Renault

in stock $5.13

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GIANT SWAN

Giant Swan (LP)

Keck UK

Cat: KECK 001LP. Rel: 08 Nov 19

55 Year Old Daughter (2:59)
Pandemonium (4:58)
'I' As Proof (4:02)
Pan Head (3:35)
Not A Crossing (2:39)
OPAFS; R (5:00)
Weight Of Love (4:17)
Peace Fort Nine (3:19)
YFPHNT (5:49)
Spisbah (3:26)

Review: Over the last few years, Bristol's Giant Swan have rightly become one of the most admired and talked about acts in techno, primarily thanks to their brilliant live shows and a gritty, loose-limbed take on industrial techno that combines a free-wheeling punk attitude with more funk than is normally found within the scene they inhabit. The duo's long awaited debut album is a little more mixed-up sound wise (I.E there's a little more guitar and it's not all full-throated hedonism), but happily they've stayed true to their roots and offered up something reminiscent of their legendary live shows. In other words, it's a great first missive; we expect there to be even better albums to come from Giant Swan in the years ahead.

in stock $17.72

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VARIOUS

Delicacy Spectrum (hand-numbered LP limited to 300 copies)

Eyemyth

Cat: EYM 011. Rel: 26 Feb 20

Black Rain & Collin Gorman Weiland - "Just Before Oakdale" (6:13)
Boris Barksdale - "Fractal Haze" (7:04)
Champagne Mirrors - "All Faces On" (5:19)
Collin Gorman Weiland - "I Can't Memorize One More Thing" (1:30)
Halv Drom - "111" (3:45)
Crepuscular - "Second" (3:54)
Cube - "Tenet Version" (3:42)
Skuury - "No Compass" (4:27)
Bead - "Noxiozone" (4:42)

Review: Since setting their stall out in 2017, the experimentalists behind Minnesota's Eyemyth label have offered up a range of releases from artists whose music challenges as much as it entertains. "Delicacy Spectrum" - the label's first compilation -takes a similar sonic approach. Flitting between abstract, dystopian soundscapes, growling post-EBM club cuts, lo-fi industrial workouts, ear-bleeding noise compositions and dark, otherworldly sonic explorations, the set bleeds distorted, in-your-face excellence from start to finish. Highlights include - but are in no way limited to - the dubbed-out hypnotism of Bead's "Noxiozone", the pulsating trip that is Cube's "Tenet Version", the wild and apocalyptic horror of Crepuscular's "Second" and the muscular aggression of "Fractal Haze" by Boris Barksdale.

in stock $18.48

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NINE INCH NAILS

Broken (reissue) (1-sided etched 180 gram vinyl LP + 7" + insert)

UMC

Cat: 571427 9. Rel: 17 Nov 17

Pinion (0:58)
Wish (3:43)
Last (4:47)
Help Me I'm In Hell (1:54)
Happiness In Slavery (5:25)
Gave Up (4:15)
Physical (5:27)
Suck (5:10)

in stock $29.53

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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)

in stock $89.34

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MINISTRY

The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)

Music On Vinyl

Cat: MOVLP 993. Rel: 24 Jan 14

Thieves
Burning Inside
Never Believe
Cannibal Song
Breathe
So What
Test
Faith Collapsing
Dream Song

in stock $21.56

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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)

in stock $19.01

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MINISTRY

The Land Of Rape & Honey (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram orange & gold vinyl LP)

Music On Vinyl

Cat: MOVLP 651C. Rel: 20 Jun 19

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

Review: Music On Vinyl's Ministry reissue series continues via this heavyweight re-press of "The Land Of Rape And Honey" on orange and gold vinyl. On its initial release in 1988, the album was seen as something of a departure from the Al Jourgensen-helmed band's previous output, primarily because it mixed their previous EBM, industrial and experimental synth-pop influences with heavier guitar riffs, more stomping beats and the kind of growled vocals more prevalent in heavy metal. Listening back 31 years on, the album has lost none of its luster, with highlights including the low-slung dub-rock chug of "Golden Dawn", the ricocheting drums and dystopian screams of "Destruction", the EBM-rock throb of "You Know What You Are" and the 400 Blows style electro-dub funkiness of "Abortive".

in stock $21.56

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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 Experimental

in stock $20.03

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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 Experimental

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34

SMERSH

Super Solid Heavy Waste (remastered) (LP)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 090. Rel: 18 Jun 15

Out Demon Out (3:40)
Highway Surplus (6:33)
Palomar (6:34)
Entre Nous (4:02)
Under Your Hoop (3:39)
The Land Of Feeling Good (4:01)
Spook House (8:34)
Tu Quoque, Fili Mi (3:41)

Review: Dark Entries are no strangers to profiling the prolific work Piscataway duo Mike Mangino and the late Chris Shepard committed to tape as Smersh, issuing a compilation of their material in late 2012 called Cassette Pets. It's fair to say a lot more people know Dark Entries now but might not be that familiar with Smersh so this new Super Solid Heavy Waste collection is a fine introduction to the US outfit. Reflecting the more beat-focused side to Smersh, the tracks were recorded between 1983 and 1993, covering the duo's most prolific period up to the year before Shepard passed away, with just "Under Your Hoop" having previously appeared on vinyl as part of the 1990 LP Emmanuelle Goes To Bangkok. Listening through it's no surprise Smersh appeared on the Borft label operated by Scandinavian pranksters Frak - there are definite sonic parallels between them.

Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, Kid Who, Rogér

in stock $17.45

35

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 $17.97

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Pavel aka BUTTECHNO MILYAKOV

Buttechno: Sport (Soundtrack) (hand-stamped 12")

unknown label

Cat: BTX 000. Rel: 22 Oct 15

M (3:38)
Aerial Line Layer (4:32)
Bass (2:56)
P-L (2:30)
Electric (5:13)
East (3:30)
Zov Echo (1:33)
Yalta Digger (5:02)
Untitled H (2:28)
Styx Vol 2 (2:11)
Metal (3:09)
Rassvet (2:43)

Review: Pavel Milyakov has largely impressed since making his debut under the Buttechno alias earlier this year, delivering a pair of 12" singles that gather together short, hardware-driven experiments in a variety of dystopian styles. Here, the Russian producer debuts under his given name, once again flitting between dark and spacey dancefloor workouts, bleak broken techno, macabre electro, wonky IDM and panicky ambience. Despite the stylistic shifts, the EP hangs together impressively, thanks in no small part to Milyakov's penchant for industrial textures, tape echo and haunting melodies. If you're into the releases of L.I.E.S and Berceuse Heroique, you need this in your life.

in stock $9.50

37

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

in stock $22.59

38

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 $17.45

39

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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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 $17.45

41

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 $15.39

42

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 $17.45

43

KONSTRUKTIVISTS

Glennascaul (2xLP + insert)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 258. Rel: 13 Sep 19

Konstruktivists (3:15)
Carlou (3:44)
Two Hands Held (2:09)
How You Say (4:18)
White Design I (4:08)
Half Hearing (3:58)
New York (5:13)
Incognito (4:11)
Maribel (4:18)
White Design II (4:03)
Sierra Nevada (3:02)
New York (remix) (5:15)
Ikon (7:39)

Review: Konstruktivists is the Industrial project of Glenn Michael Wallis from Kent, England. In the late '70s Wallis was a "control agent" for Throbbing Gristle and the Industrial Records crew. Influenced by Krautrock bands like Can, NEU!, Cluster/Harmonia as well as Tuxedomoon, Yello, Chrome, and SPK, Glenn began to record his own material. After several cassette releases, Konstruktivists' first LP 'A Dissembly' was released in 1982 followed by 'Psykho Genetika' in 1983 and 'Black December' in 1984. That same year Wallis collaborated with his friend Chris Carter, of Throbbing Gristle and Chris and Cosey fame, on CTI's 'Conspiracy International One'.
In 1985, Glenn spent a week at Chris and Cosey's studio recording 11 tracks that would become the 'Glennascaul' album originally released on Nigel Ayers' Sterile Records. Produced and mixed by Chris Carter, it marked a complete change in style for the band towards a beat-orientated rhythmic sound. 'Glennascaul' is proto electro at its very best, with Glenn's hallucinogenic vocals on top. A musical collage designed to invoke images in the mind. The back cover clearly states "No guitars. No Fairlights." For this deluxe reissue we've added two bonus tracks recorded around the same time, now vinyl for the first time ever. All songs have been remastered for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. The record is housed in an exact replica of the original jacket featuring cover art, which is a co-production of Trevor Brown, Nigel Ayers and an image Glenn Wallis supplied. Each copy includes a double-sided 8x11 insert with liner notes by Nigel Ayers, press clippings, and photos.

in stock $22.09

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.

Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, GK Machine, Dj soFa, Joseph S Joyce, Kris Baha

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45

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

in stock $20.53

46

THROBBING GRISTLE

The Second Annual Report Of Throbbing Gristle: 40th Anniversary Edition (2xCD)

Mute

Cat: TGCD 2. Rel: 03 Nov 17

Industrial Introduction
Slug Bait, Live At The ICA London
Live At Southampton
Live At Brighton
Maggot Death, Studio Recording
Live At Rat Club, London
Live At Southampton
Live At Brighton
The Original Soundtrack Of Coum Transmissions Film Of 'After Cease To Exist'
No Two Ways (bonus track)
Last Exit (bonus track)
Forced Entry (bonus track)
Tesco Disco (bonus track)
Feeling Critical (bonus track)
National Affront (bonus track)
Urge To Kill (bonus track)
Zyklon B Zombie (bonus track)
United (bonus track)

in stock $7.96

47

THROBBING GRISTLE

Heathen Earth (reissue) (limited gatefold transparent blue vinyl LP + booklet + photographic print)

Mute

Cat: TGLP 5. Rel: 14 Sep 18

Cornet (4:27)
The Old Man Smiled (6:51)
Improvisation (7:35)
The World Is A War Film (7:46)
Something Came Over Me (7:50)
Still Talking (4:53)
Bass (7:36)
Don't Do As You're Told, Do As You Think (0:54)

in stock $18.75

48

THROBBING GRISTLE

Mission Of Dead Souls: The Last Live Performance Of TG (reissue) (limited white vinyl LP + MP3 download code)

Mute

Cat: TGLP 6. Rel: 14 Sep 18

Dead Souls (5:02)
Guts On The Floor (6:04)
Circle Of Animals (5:28)
Looking For The OTO (5:06)
Vision & Voice (7:11)
Funeral Rites (5:15)
Spirits Flying (8:22)
Persuasion USA (7:07)
The Process (0:37)
Discipline (Reprise) (3:26)

Played by: Juno Recommends Leftfield

in stock $18.48

49

THROBBING GRISTLE

Journey Through A Body (reissue) (limited grey vinyl LP + MP3 download code)

Mute

Cat: TGLP 8. Rel: 14 Sep 18

Medicine (15:17)
Catholic Sex (8:12)
Exotic Functions (4:19)
Violencia (The Bullet) (7:59)
Oltre La Morte, Birth & Death (3:25)

in stock $18.23

50

Alessandro CORTINI

Volume Massimo (CD)

Mute

Cat: CDSTUMM 443. Rel: 27 Sep 19

Amore Amaro
Let Go
Amaro Amore
Batticuore
Momenti
La Storia
Sabbia
Dormi

Review: Trailed as a direct sequel to his previous solo album, 2017's "Avanti", "Volume Massimo" sees Nine Inch Nails member Alessandro Cortini offer up another immersive trip through droning guitar textures, repetitive synthesizer motifs, exotic sitar parts and fuzzy electronics. It's effectively a series of "maximal" instrumental soundscapes with sounds so large and layered they rise above the "meditative" tag pushed by Mute's PR team. This is no criticism, though, just a reflection that while contemplative at times, one of the most joyous things about the album is Cortini's ability to build thrilling walls of sound.

in stock $8.48

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