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06/09/2019 nausika

Ivory Trade / lilac (self-titled): leaving a lasting impression of a future post-industrial world where inhuman cyber-critters reign

Ivory Trade / lilac, self-titled, Canada, (1.8)sec.records, cassette (2017) Based in Winnipeg, the city made famous as a focus of

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01/09/2019 nausika

Glass Braid: a self-contained, complex sonic universe of beauty and oppression

Lisa Lerkenfeldt, Glass Braid, Australia, Vienna Press, Keys to the Fields 010 double cassette (2017) Active since early 2015, Melbourne-based

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29/08/2019 nausika

Health and Safety (self-titled): a debut of surprisingly dark and powerful ambient melancholy

Health & Safety, self-titled, Denmark, Posh Isolation, PI-181 limited edition cassette (2017) Awww – such a woeful expression on that

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24/08/2019 Ed Pinsent

Tuesday Smash

Fine bit of uncategorisable underground European noise can be thine through purchase of this ratty cassette by Art & Technique,

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04/08/2019 Ed Pinsent

The Choir Invisible

Now for some electronic-industrial music from the 1980s Spanish underground…the album Orféon Gagarin was originally released on cassette in 1986,

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28/07/2019 Ed Pinsent

Industrial Accident Claims

Urbanfailure is the solo turn of Michal Lichy, the Slovak electronica genius who last showed up around here on the

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20/07/2019 Ed Pinsent

This Vulgar Intruder

When he was about 16 years old, arch noise-maker Richard Rupenus concocted an astonishing cut-up record under the alias Bladder

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18/07/2019 nausika

Wormwood and Flame: dark ambient dronescape meditation on the Chernobyl nuclear meltdown

Michal Turowski, Wormwood and Flame, Poland, Gazawat, limited CDR / Mozdok, CDR / Positive Regression, cassette special reissue PR9 (2019)

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17/07/2019 nausika

Promien: aestheticised violence turns out to be noisy kitsch dance music

Mazut, Promien, Poland, Positive Regression, CD PR PRO (2019) Released on their label Positive Regression, this album by the duo

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23/06/2019 Ed Pinsent

Coated With Yellowish Oil

Here’s the latest in an ongoing series of Genetic Transmission reissues from the Polish label Zoharum, of which the previous

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