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Super Compact Disc
On Super Compact Disc, Masonna rams his entire harsh‑noise vocabulary into a brutally compressed format: hyper‑short eruptions of feedback, distortion and mangled voice that hit like jump‑cuts between micro‑meltdowns, leaving no room to breathe or acclimate.
Noisextra
On Noisextra, Masonna condenses his infamous live violence into ultra‑compressed shock cells: all‑frequency spray, cut‑up screams and convulsive drop‑outs that feel less like tracks than controlled electrical injuries to the stereo field.
Amarcord
*100 copies limited edition* Noise and Industrial Hardcore producer based in Turin. Owner of Bruit Sous Vide a label focused on extreme sounds. Rumor aimed at alienation and introspection.
Tension That Never Explodes
*100 copies limited edition* Two distressing tracks. A paranoid Ep without a doubt! First vinyl release for Cytokine Storm.
Tropos of Entropy
On Tropos of Entropy, MNEM pushes Finnish experimental noise into a slow implosion: corroded tape loops, collapsing pressure systems and unstable, cosmic atmospheres sketch a world where structure erodes in real time yet focus never wavers.
Telecom Confusion
*300 copies limited edition* A brand new albm by Incapacitants, completely recorded in 2025 and released in 2026. Incapacitants don't need long introductions: they simply are one of the great japanoise monsters!
Telecom Confusion: Countless communication cables stitch together the night sky and the ground of the city in chaotic disorder. They are not mere lines, but pulsating nerves, carrying streams of light, scattering sparks and bursts of static in places. In the background, a distorted silho…
120 Days Of Sodom
*300 copies limited edition* Re-edition of the Cult Industrial-Noise / Power-Electronic split album out in 1997 on OEC. The original LP, limited to 470 copies, is long time sold-out: time for reprint it into CD format. It’s amazing, it has been 28 years since the original split LP was released. These tracks all sound better than ever thanks to a meticulous mastering job by Grant Richardson. “120 Days of Sodom” is accompanied by the only previously unreleased Deathpile track, which was recorded i…
I Keep My Stuff Inside
*300 copies limited edition* "I Keep My Stuff Inside" was first released by Tesco on vinyl in 1997 and is long time sold-out. Finally, here comes the CD re-edition of one of the best US Industrial-Noise albums ever. Moreover, this new CD edition also includes an unreleased live bonus track recorded in same period.
Organ-like drones with a whimpering guitar distortion. Guitar buzzes twanging in like a jaw harp. Metallically distorted voice which seems like a radio preacher saying “Give me your he…
Declensio
On Declension, Sissy Spacek’s core duo John Wiese and Ch. Mumma condense their most feral impulses into two mid‑2024 blowouts, erecting sheer walls of cascading electronics and scorched‑throat vocals that feel like being dropped into a collapsing star.
The Trade That Took Down A Bathhouse
160 min of dark adult feedback and static drawing personal, fictional and historical crime perspectives. packaged in poly bag. digital download code included.
Inside Christmas Factory
The Christmas Factory was a live piece performed by MJE during November 21 - 23, 2025. Contained here are three preliminary tracks or movements followed by an in-studio rehearsal. During each iteration of the performance, the preliminary tracks were ordered in accordance with a system of chance procedure, with additional room for improvisation using the equipment listed below.
The Happiest Country On Earth
Here's some new material for you as promised. Please have a listen if you like, and let me know what you think. Much of this was recorded live-in-studio, there's less cut-and-paste going on than there was on Perverted Architect -- although there is some still, especially on tracks 2 and 4.
The recordings at the beginning of tracks 1 and 4 were recorded at an emergency clinic around 2am last summer, of a drunk man who had been beaten up but was being turned away without being seen by a doctor. Yo…
Zouroku No Kibyou
The first album by the most extreme noise project to ever come out of Osaka, now in a second deluxe edition that borders on insanity: natural birch wooden box, hand-numbered to 99 copies, color print lid reproducing the iconic cover art by manga master Hideshi Hino. Inside: the LP, a 40-page book of raw concert photos, a cassette of six rare studio tracks from April and June 1980 - Hijokaidan's primal first breaths - four postcards, a massive poster, a live photo book, liner notes by Jojo Hirosh…
Pains Of Sleep
Compiles material recorded between 2016-2018 in Berlin-Wedding. Real time dubbed on recycled sermon cassettes. Housed in 8 page A4 booklet. For Aleister.
Tapestry Of Noise
** 2026 Stock ** If Laptop Noise looks forward into the blinding glare of the digital, Tapestry of Noise looks outward and backward, unspooling an expansive grid of analogue and hybrid recordings that show how Merzbow’s classic language was woven together in the first place. Slowdown’s 6CD expansion assembles long, previously scattered or hard‑to‑access works into a single, overwhelming fabric that moves from twitching tape‑loop delirium to fully seared harsh‑noise architectures.
Early discs re…
Laptop Noise
** 2026 Stock ** Laptop Noise zeroes in on the period where Merzbow’s long‑running practice of junk‑metal abuse, feedback and tape saturation is rechannelled through the seemingly modest frame of a computer. Across six discs, this edition amplifies the original’s premise into a deep survey of his fully digital soundworld: long‑form works where full‑spectrum distortion, high‑frequency shrapnel and seething low‑end swarm are carved into towering blocks, then eroded into swarms of microscopic detai…
Banishment Of Tyranny
Violent Shogun returns once again to Absurd Exposition, this time with a new CD. The trademark sound can be expected: tape loop misuse, hands-on object roughage and feedback manipulation blended in atmospheric, decaying chaos.
Lub
Lub arrives like a controlled implosion. On this debut full‑length, SOF - a Berlin‑based Portuguese artist steeped in metal, noise and the more hostile edges of underground sound culture - treats the album format as a site of self‑preservation through destruction. Rather than slotting into any familiar subgenre lane, these tracks rip up the social contracts of song form: riffs don’t resolve where they “should,” structures don’t flatter attention spans, and there is no chorus waiting to offer cat…
Last Wish
Last Wish is one of those records where Himukalt turns autobiography into something sharper, stranger and more confrontational than confession. Framed as fiction but sparked by the collapse of a sexless relationship, the album channels not heartbreak but a more corrosive residue: contempt, pity, unresolved rage. The narrator admits that by the end “I didn’t love her; I just felt pity for her,” yet the anger remained, and Last Wish becomes the space where that anger is stretched, tested, and held…
Seven Memories / Human Meat
Seven Memories / Human Meat brings Himukalt and Subklinik together in a collaboration that feels less like a split and more like a shared autopsy table. Across its two halves, the record traces a tight arc from psychic excavation to corporeal desecration, turning the body and memory into raw material for a language of diseased electronics, guttural atmospheres and suffocating space. It is an album that treats industrial and death‑ambient not as fixed styles but as solvents, slowly stripping away…