Panicsville
Take Root
Ultra-limited edition of 105 copies. This material has been substantially reworked from the original digital version. The vinyl (not lathe) sounds simply incredible, with hyper-crisp fidelity and intimidating bass response. This edition also comes with a Venus Flytrap seed for you to grow (grow instructions included in the liner notes). This release will bring years of enjoyment!
Recorded at Solid State Electronics Laboratory Studio, ChicagoSeptember 2019-2020All material re-worked 2022
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Electroacoustic Underground
The long-awaited vinyl pressing of the latest Panicsville album that fans and critics alike are calling "weird" and "is this the same band?" This psychedelic slab of electroacoustic anti-punk is pressed on one hundred and something gram Vanta Black vinyl! (200 copies only). Spiralling dark drones, eerie feedback textures, archaic drum and cymbal patterns, atonal / tonal sounds and distant / peculiar sample layers expansive atmosphere that continuously spirals further towards the unknown areas of…
Split LP
Luca Sigurtà is very active in the electronic music scene, playing solo and with the bands Harshcore and Luminance Ratio. In Hookers he composes a cold and frozing atmosphere, with gusts of noises and drones together with a bare drum, the song ending surprisingly with an ecstatic mood.
Noise veterans Panicsville plays Paura nella Città dei Morti Viventi mixing old schoool industrial together with their strong oniric and terrifying fantasy: organ, synth drums and samples are used to compose …
The Rubber Baron
few copies available, longtime sold out vicious and malignant collaboration between Dominick Fernow & Andy Ortmann, originally recorded in 2003. So dark, it is packaged in double sided black sleeves with black ink, also pressed on red vinyl. "My dear mum always said that I have "champagne taste on beer money".... Doh!!! It's all coming true with this reassuringly expensive Prurient / Panicsville split "The Rubber Baron". This beast comes on blood red 8"vinyl through the Rococo label. Housed in a…
A Dragonfly For Each Corpse
A Dragonfly For Each Corpse is a record that stands no daylight. A feverish nightmare of an album, dragging us into a brown paper bag —ferocious cannibal jungle ambience seeping through— till we're cast down some stairs into a cellar made out of spit. A twirling folkballad sung by a ghost made out of chewing gum turns into a symphony of typing fingers, ticking clocks and slamming car doors, like a noirish soundtrack to the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby, accompanied by squeaking …