A comprehensive survey of experimental sound practices across generations, geographies, and aesthetic approaches. This four-release bundle from Dead Mind Records presents vital documents of uncompromising artistic vision: from contemporary electronic collaboration to archival excavations of ambient and industrial histories.

At the center stands Carlos Giffoni & Joachim Nordwall's New Music—a visceral convergence of two sound artists operating at the outer edges of techno, noise, and electro-acoustic composition. Giffoni's deep synth drones collide with Nordwall's ritualistic sense of structure and rhythm, creating music that challenges the boundary between motion and stasis, chaos and control. The result is a rare collaboration that feels like a natural convergence: two artists orbiting the same ideas from different trajectories, finally meeting in the space between.

Enno Velthuys / Paul Riedl's split CD bridges generations of ambient exploration, uniting the late Dutch composer's melancholic 1980s cassette works with archival recordings from Blood Incantation's Paul Riedl. A contemplative dialogue across decades, blending analog warmth and deep atmospherics with a sense of timeless drift.

Club Moral's self-titled CD presents a previously unreleased 1989 radio session from the legendary Belgian industrial collective founded by Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven and Danny Devos. Recorded for Radio Militia and lost for decades, these tapes capture the raw energy of Antwerp's underground at its most confrontational and uncompromising.

FNTC's Opera returns in a remastered CD edition nearly forty years after its original 1987 cassette release on Staalplaat. Featuring Jon Rose on violin, this striking document of Europe's late 80s cassette underground merges spontaneous composition, sound collage, and performance art—a testament to the fearless creativity that defined experimental music's most radical moment.

Together, these four releases map a sonic territory where artistic vision and uncompromising execution converge, honoring the underground's rich historical continuum while pushing forward into new territories of sound.