The dubbing machine is here again (Repost)

Scorn's brand new release remains in the vibe and tempo of modern Illbient. The vibrant sounds of the kit are run thru the filters and dub wizardry of Mick Harris, former drummer of Napalm Death. For 15 years, Mick Harris has not relented with the project's dubbed out beats, film noir atmospheres, and over the top bass compulsions. This is perhaps the angriest and most well articulated of his projects in the last decade, so get it now.

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The dream comes true, i am dancing with hundreds of slanted-eyes girls!! (Repost)

Here is a cool release celebrating Chinese pop music from the past. Producers Ian Widgery (the same guy of "Shanghai Lounge Divas") and Morton Wilson have reunited to give us these famous movie soundtracks from Shaw Brothers revamped and re-imagined from a bygone era with a 21st century twist. Definitively great!!

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Controlling the Darkness (Repost)

Here is the debut album of the great dutch masters of obscuritynow the collection is complete, and the darkness are finally descending.

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Towards red-shift and beyond... (Repost)

Brand new album from darkest mysterious dutch band Geomatic, come to feel and hear the cold outer space.

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Following the Earth Rotation (Repost)

Interesting dutch band, is not easy to describe the sounds they are expelling, maybe a fusion between the oldie Dead Can Dance works with a fresh new machine-touch beats, mixed with obscure and forgotten sounds from orient, definitively a pleasure to all the auditive cilliated receptors.

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Beware of the War Machines (Repost)

Brutal noise from Germany, test your temporal lobe cortex at your own risk.

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The End is Near (Repost)

Brutal bloody rhythmic noise from this german apocalyptic messenger, a must!!

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Shadows of the South II

Second work from Chilean band SCL, a tripcore to space and beyond... (note the tribute to the unforgettable genius A. Tarkovski on Solaris)

SCL - Cosmos

Shadows of the South (Repost)

Interesting Chilean band, deep obscure trip hop in the vein of the old Bristol school.

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She's Looking for something? (Repost)

Keep searching, beauty one...

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