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Original 1981 edition on EMI of Battiato's smash-hit album of great and unusual synth-pop. With matte sleeve and original innersleeve.

1989 double live set in which besides the 80's hits Battiato revisits some pieces from his earlier experimental period from albums like Sulle Corde Di Aries and Clic. Original and only Italian edition on EMI.

Original and only 1982 edition on EMI of the classic groovy classical/synthpop album by Battiato's teacher and violin player with heavy involvement of the experimental/pop composer. Never re-issued on either vinyl or CD. With original innersleeve.

Rare orgiginal 1985 debut LP on Supporti Fonofrafici by one of the best Italian minimal/synth wave bands.

Rare original 1985 debut LP on Supporti Fonografici by one of the best Italian minimal/synth wave bands.

Original copy of the sole album by Veneto electronic ebm/synth band released by Rockgarage in 1984. With insert.

2009 EP on Vade Retro Records by early 1980's electro wave duo. With original innersleeve.

Original edition on Trance Records of the 1993 debut and sole album by Gaznevada's Ciro Pagano (Robert Squibb) successful trance/dance project.

Original 1986 debut LP on Spittle of gothic-post-industrial music, with insert.

Lavish 5CD box set released by Contempo in 2005 with four albums and one EP from 1987 to 1992 (Freiheit Fuer Die Sklaven, Gisela, Omne Animal Triste Post Coitum, Treue Hunde, 69Sixtynine69), re-sequenced and with bonus tracks.

One of the most striking and enigmatic works to appear on Discreet Music in recent years. There is a long tradition of artists who have tried to set scripture to music and failed magnificently - the failure itself becoming the subject, the wound becoming the work. Carrie DeCunzo Mirande's debut album belongs to this lineage. In the twenty-four days before Christmas 2024, she read the twenty-four chapters of the Book of Luke and attempted to respond in sound. Two piano pieces emerged - one inspir…

"The Italian post-industrial scene has certainly been very rich: bands like Officine Schwartz, Rosemary's Baby, Ain Soph, Sigillum S, Atrax Morgue, T.A.C., and many others are testament to how this genre unexpectedly took root in Italy. F:A.R. came from a quiet city like Savona, yet their claustrophobic, frenzied, and obsessive music seems to originate in some hellish place dominated by disused factories with machinery that occasionally turns on itself. F:A.R. formed in the early 1980s and made …

Original Belgian edition with "Cosey cover" on Play It Again Sam of the hard-pounding 1986 EP.

Original US edition on Wax Trax! of the 1991 EP including Daniel Miller's mix.

Peter Beyls stands as a pioneer at the crossroads of computer science and the arts, shaping generative systems in music, visual, and hybrid formats. In early works, inspired by figures such as Michel Waisvisz, Karel Goeyvaerts, and Lucien Goethals, Beyls fused electronic experimentation with precise tape artistry, notably advancing the crackle box synthesizer at STEIM.

Nicolae Brînduş's Match / Soliloque 1&4 / Antifonia reissues the composer’s most eccentric works from the PHTORA cycle (1968-1972), blending collective improvisation, spectral tradition, Romanian folklore, and free jazz into a mesmerizing tapestry. Tape manipulations and reverberation add depth, while Ana Golici’s sleeve art captures the album’s vivid sensibility.

Original US edition on FM of Gordon's 1986 eccentric first solo album featuring "Blue" Gene Tyranny, Arthur Russell, Ned Sublette, Peter Zummo, Richard Landry, and Tony Levin among others. With insert.

Late 70's repress on Red Star of the 1977 first album by Alan Vega and Martin Rev, an unparalelled masterpiece of experimental synthetic rock'n'roll.

1979 Canadian edition on Basement with exclusive different cover of the 1977 first album by Alan Vega and Martin Rev, an unparalelled masterpiece of experimental synthetic rock'n'roll.

1990 first LP re-issue on Danceteria of a cassette previously released by ROIR in 1986 with a live recording of the duo of Alan Vega and Martin Rev from 1981. With insert.

10" EP in a limited edition of 1000 numbered copies with a cover of a Suicide song by members of the Virgin Prunes and Soft Cell, plus a re-mix of another Suicide, song plus a previously published Alan Vega song. Cover art by Vega.

2025 stock A nun in Berlin seeking enlightenment. Khan as a male hustler on “1-900 Get-Khan” (Matador) including his own phone sex line. Khan the torch singer Gothic Bunny on “Who Never Rests” (Tomlab), as the “Last Standing Disco Band” with Captain Comatose (Playhouse), once around the planet and off into space, and now as the bearded big city nun on Album Label. The songs on “The Enlightenment Machine” tell small tales of ethics gone astray, interchanged sexes and cheap pearls of wisdom that s…

Original 1981 edition on Adolescent of early industrial new wave masterwork, with connections with the LAFMS, Saqqara Dogs and Minimal Man, with beautif‎ul cover by Monte Cazazza. With original innersleeve.

Original 1980 edition with textured sleeve (pink front and green back variation) on Ralph Records of the ground-breaking and influential first album by the most avant-garde new wave band from San Francisco. With original innersleeve.

Original 1981 Italian edition with different cover on Expanded Music of the outsending second album by the most avant-garde band from San Francisco, one of the greatest achievements of experimental new wave.

Original Italian edition on Materiali Sonori / Cramboy of the excellent 1985 album of highly refined experimental synth-wave. With original innersleeve.

Original Italian edition on Materiali Sonori / Cramboy of the excellent 1986 album of highly refined experimental synth-wave.

Original 1980 edition of 415 Records of one of the very best synth-wave albums by San Francisco pioneering synthpunk unit.

Original 1981 Italian edition on Vertigo of the second album by Swiss bizarre synth-pop band originally released by The Residents' Ralph Records.

Rare original 1981 UK 12" version on Do It Records in association with The Residents' Ralph Records of ultra-catchy single by the bizarre Swiss synth-pop band.

Control captures Conrad Schnitzler at a pivotal moment in his solo career, with recordings made between 1979-1981 at his home studio in Berlin. Following his departure from Kluster and his brief tenure with Tangerine Dream, Schnitzler had fully committed to his vision of electronic music as pure sonic exploration. Where Convex explored minimalist repetition and icy atmospheres, Control reveals a different facet of Schnitzler's artistry. The album showcases intriguing electronic patterns, tape ma…

Conrad Schnitzler was a prolific German experimental musician and co-founder of West Berlin's Zodiak Free Arts Lab, an early member of Tangerine Dream and founder of the band Kluster. After leaving Kluster in 1971, Schnitzler embarked on an extensive solo career, pushing the boundaries of experimental electronic music. Originally released as a private pressing in 1982, Convex stands as one of Schnitzler's most compelling and underrated works. A minimalist album composed of shrill loops and disso…

Elvio Seta is a composer and sound artist whose work encompasses electronic and instrumental composition, live performances, and the creation of original sound works and diffusion structures. Most of his works are conceived by exploiting the qualities of multichannel sound projection to explore the deeper aspects of acoustic perception. On "Music for Dimensions", released under the name Neuf Voix, he treats voice as sonic matter, dissolving the boundary between recognition and abstraction. The a…

Thumbing through the back pages of German electronic music, Bureau B uncovers another hidden gem from the Sky Records archive: 'Inventions', the 1983 collaboration between Adelbert von Deyen and Dieter Schütz. Fusing expansive kosmische textures with biting rock guitars, motorik rhythms, and the growl of '80s synth-pop, the duo conjure a sonic singularity which still sounds like the future today. Compact yet cosmic, 'Inventions' distils ambient drift and experimental edge into taut, three-minute…

Bureau B once again dive into the Sky archive, unearthing another overlooked masterpiece long due for rediscovery. Originally released in 1985, 'Voyage' finds Dieter Schütz venturing beyond his Berlin School roots into a realm of lo-fi immediacy and New Age naivety. Every instrument is played by Schütz himself, except for the drums on "Above", which are performed with syncopated zeal by Michael Fecker. While its textured synthscapes and wistful melodies may echo the aesthetics of 2010s Vaporwave…

Berlin-based project Silberstreif announces the release of their new album Ich suche dein Gesicht, available now on Bandcamp. With a name that translates to “silver lining,” Silberstreif crafts music that reflects both fragility and resilience, weaving together textures of ambient, electronic, and experimental sound.   Ich suche dein Gesicht (“I am searching for your face”) is more than an album: it is a sonic exploration of intimacy, distance, and the fleeting nature of human connection. Across…

**34 CDs within 3 separate box sets** :Zoviet*France: is an idiosyncratic group of anonymous music makers, gatherers of sound, and fabricators of unknown music. For nearly 40 years, they have explored and reported back from the liminal areas of music and composition, walking the margins where little is easily located and consensus reality melds with the hypnagogic and half-heard.  Having wilfully obscured themselves in Newcastle upon Tyne since their inception in 1980, :zoviet*france: has develo…

*100 copies. Hand numbered double sided screen print* There are albums that slip through the cracks of time, becoming mythical objects that collectors whisper about in hushed tones. Grant Corum's Mercury Vineyard Surgeries was one such release - originally dispersed as cassettes during a 2018 tour, these tapes became talismanic objects that suggested an entirely different relationship between composer and listener, between healing and sound. Now, seven years later, Psychic Sounds has recognized …

A trance-inducing journey into Morocco’s Ait Bouguemez valley: multi-instrumentalist J.H. Burch joins the all-female Troupe Asnimer to revive Amazigh oral traditions. Their hypnotic choral songs, enriched with global instrumentation, bridge ancestral ritual and contemporary sound.