2003 album of conceptual/experimental electronic music, released by Die Stadt in oversize embossed fold-out sleeve with booklet in an edition of 1000 copies with cards.
2003 double album of conceptual/experimental electronic music based on Einsturzende Neubauten's Blixa Bargeld's voice, released by Soleilmoon Recordings in oversize fold-out sleeve with inserts in an edition of 1500 copies.
1987 album by Hafler Trio's Andrew MacKenzie's side project of conceptual/experimental electronic research, released by Touch and never re-issued on either LP or CD. With poster.
First CD-only album with a successful industrial / thrash metal / power electronics mix made in collaboration with Sigillum S and released by Minus Habens in 1993.
First edition of the first cassette album by one of the earliest post-industrial Italian projects also known as Laxative Souls, privately released in 1982 in an edition of 100 numbered copies. With insert.
2006 vinyl re-issue on Corzar-Records.com in a limited edition of 111 copies of the 1993 cassette on Ant-Zen by dark industrial / power electronics project from Austria
2010 split LP by the the undisputed Italian master of industrial/electronic music with Roman noise/drone artist, released by CX Records in and edition of 300 copies. With inserts.
Second volume of the 2015 collaboration of the undisputed Italian master of industrial/electronic music with Italian Ambient/drone duo, released by TIBProd. in an edition of 205 copies with silk-screened insert.
Very rare art edition of 100 copies with hand-made metal foil covers of sound installation artist Koji Tano's self-released first album from 1992 of powerful experimental noise.
1991 album of live recordings, sometimes featuring members of Zoviet France:, by one of the earliest post-industrial projects self-released on Earthly Delights in an edition of 500 signed and numbered copies.
Rare promotional poster and booklet for the launch of industrial/folk multi-media project Officine Schwartz's first LP Remanium Dentaurum at Immaginazione Art Center in 1988.
Very rare art edition of the 1989 EP by the prime Italian post-industrial esoteric/technological group released by Minus Habens in a limited edition of 54 hand-numbered copies with hand-made and hand-painted covers, innersleeves and labels, signed by all members.
Very rare art edition of the 1989 EP by the prime Italian post-industrial esoteric/technological group released by Minus Habens in a limited edition of 54 hand-numbered copies with hand-made and hand-painted covers, innersleeves and labels, signed by all members. This copy is particularly unique.
1991 cassette compilation on Minus Habens with a selection of tracks from cassette-only releases from the second half of the 80's as well as previously unreleased tracks by the prime Italian post-industrial esoteric/technological group.
2008 EP by the long-running post-industrial esoteric/technological group of Paolo Bandera and Eraldo Bernocchi, released on Diophantine Discs in an edition of 200 copies on blue vinyl.
Rare 2016 LP by the long-running post-industrial esoteric/technological group of Paolo Bandera and Eraldo Bernocchi (here joined by original member Luca Di Giorgio), self-released on Verba Corrige in an edition of 100 copies with special metallic printed sleeve.
2021 album by the long-running post-industrial esoteric/technological group of Paolo Bandera and Eraldo Bernocchi in collaboration with MMM, released on Subsound Records in three different vinyl color versions (this copy is sealed therefore the color is unknown).
Rare split cassette by the most important Italian post-industral esoteric projects released by Cthulhu Records in 1989 in an edition of 300 copies with a hand-numbered special case.
Massive collaboration of Sigillum S' Paolo Bandera and Intrisic Action / Bloodyminded's Mark Solotroff released on Bloodlust! as a 4-cassette set in a limited edition of 50 copies in hand-numbered copies VHS case.
Beautifully printed first art-catalogue with silk-screened cover of the then newly-founded label established in 1994 by Sigillum S' Eraldo Bernocchi and Petulia Mattioli, fully illustrated and with presentations of the label's releases.
Second single by John Zewizz's morbid post-industrial band doing a cover of Daniel Miller / The Normal's classic, self-released on Inner-X-Musick in 1985 in a numbered edition with booklet cover.
Split clear vinyl LP on by French and German industrial/experimental projects, co-released by Marginal Talent and Drahtfunk-Products in 1994 in an dition of 300 hand-numbered copies in hand-painted sleeve. With insert.
On The Gate Is Open, Zoviet France turn four decades of occult tape‑alchemy into a new portal object: a Hong Kong–forged box of LP, 12-inch and cloth that extends their found‑sound rituals into a meticulously staged, cross‑continental threshold experience.
On 29th April 1982, the final year degree show at the Royal College of Art in London gave birth to a project that had no clear precedent. The Death and Beauty Foundation, initiated that day by Val Denham alongside Mike Wells, Nick Coombe, Stuart Jane, Elita Denham, and Antal Nemeth, began as a performance/action group with experimental sound. The first recordings — the "Darlington Tapes" — were made by Denham and Andrew McKenzie of The Hafler Trio in 1982, establishing a connection to the wider …
"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 …