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Currently available from Opposite Records. Mailorders to: Opposite Records, PO Box 118, Suffern, NY 10901, USA Please add $4 shipping to mailorders under $10 (PayPal will do it automatically). *** While supplies last, if you order any IMPORTANT RECORDS release, *** Opposite Releases • New Bin • Specials |
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LEE RANALDO: "Road Movies"/"Ambient Loop for Vancouver" Book/CD (Important, USA) This mailorder exclusive is limited to 500. This is the only way that the CD is available. Each book is signed by Lee Ranaldo & Leah Singer. This single track full length CD comes packaged inside of Lee Ranaldo & Leah Singer's book Road Movies. Road Movies is a collection of Lee's writing paired with Leah's photographs published by Soft Skull Press. Photos and writing done on the road across the globe. The CD contains brand new guitar work from Lee. It's quasi-religious drone, a sacred work that is as sedating as it is chaotic. Totally brilliant modern improvised guitar work. |
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MAJA S.K. RATKJE/LASSE MARHAUG: "Music for Faking" CD (C3R, Canada) A rocking, totally live noise album from the dynamic duo of Lasse (Jazkamer) and Maja (Fe-Mail) Looks and sounds great. |
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RELIGIOUS KNIVES: "Live at Bigjar" CD (Archive, USA) A four track live disc recorded in August of 07. While Religious Knives represent half the former output of Double Leopards, the output from this quartet is anything but. Raw and dirty garage rock for keyboards, bass, guitar and drums that sounds more comfortable being off the Doors early demo days box set rather then a No Fun offshoot band. Comes in a half-panel sleeve graphic work by now frequent archive art collaborator Chase Middaugh. Pressing of 600 copies, sold out from the label. |
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REYNOLS: "Mesame Cuaplo Lanidelos" CD-R (Neus 318, Japan) Argentina's Super Ultra Band bringing you super Electro Drone Sounds. "Do You Have Earplugs?" contributor! |
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JESSICA RYLAN/2673: Split CD-R (Kitty Play Records, USA) Hot stuff from 2 of our most interesting electronic artists, hand-painted limited edition. |
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SACRUPTURE: "Recycled Music" Cassette (RRRecords, USA) |
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ANTHONY SAUNDERS: "102x04 - As Drifting of Night into Morning" CD-R (Alienation, Japan) Anthony's ambient side... MOSTLY ambient... a few harsh outbursts occur... Night is about to drift into morning as I write this... very cool CD...75 minutes... |
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ANTHONY SAUNDERS: "Rehearsal Tapes Volume 1" CD-R (RSM, USA) 78 minutes of the most hardcore sick digital thrash ever assembled from the hyperactive mind of Anthony (Dataclast) Saunders. Get ready for extreme volume shifts and such. Words fail me at the moment! This kills. |
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HELMUT SCHAFER: "Environmental Soundscapes" CD-R (Alienation, Japan) Despite it's rather dry title, this is a good aggressive industrial-ambient work reminiscent of Bastard Noise and the film "Eraserhead." Recommended! |
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KARL JENSAC / HELMUT SCHAFER: "Transformed View" CD-R (Alienation, Japan) If you like the other one you will like this too. |
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SCHLOSS TEGAL: "Black Static Transmission" CD (Cold Spring Records, UK) Back in print by popular demand. Schloss Tegal explore the realms of the dead, within the phenomena known as EVP (electronic voice phenomena). Extreme dark ambient mixes effortlessly with 'dead voices on air' - these voices claim to be the spirits of dead people who once lived on this planet. The concept of this album focuses totally on the world beyond our reality - a peek into areas of darkness populated by the dead. An enthralling and geniusly unique album. |
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SITAAR TAH!: "Semimimimimin" CD (Archive, USA) A 43-min single track studio recording from the Tokyo-based sitar orchestra that provided the amazing musical backdrop for Keiji Haino on the Archive release "Animamima." The 22-piece unit is back with this swarm-of-locusts gem. Graphic and design work by Stephen O’Malley features an outer cover that is a four color silkscreen, beautifully executed by Alan Sherry of Siwa records. Inside is a gorgeous photographic collage. Pressing of 700 copies. |
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DJ SMALLCOCK: "Yinyue" CD (Dual Plover Records, Australia) |
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SPACE MACHINE: "2" CD (Midi Creative, Japan) Yamazaki Maso 15th Anniversary "Freakout Triplex." Pure solo analog travels through Maso's inner mind. |
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SPACE MACHINE: "3" CD (Important Records, USA) |
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SPAZZMODICS: "Vermin Perm" CD (Dual Plover Records, Australia) "Insane Sydney twosome the Spazzmodics release their debut album Vermin Perm on twisted local label Dual Plover. Constructing quirky sound pieces, some of which could even loosely fit the description of songs, they spread thorny sound bytes and highly irregular drum machine samples together to come up with one of the strangest musical sandwiches ever likely to get stuck in your windpipe. Despite the mysterious way the Spazzmodics go about making music, there is not much point seaching for meaning here. You gotta be taking some mighty fine drugs to find any among all that ambiguity" (Blunt Magazine). |
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STARUHA MHA: "Rusali" CD (Tantric Harmonies, Russia) "Releases from the Eastern European label Tantric Harmonies are always something special. The tribal ritual music on this album also sounds rather mysterious and distant. The inspiration for this project comes from archaic nature cults and psychedelic experiences... With no less than 80 minutes and 12 long soundscapes "Rusali" is filled to the brim. You can hear death ambient, with harsh guitar drones and elements of industrial noise. But also more atmospheric passages, with ethno-ambient influences and sounds of field recordings. And indeed, the music of Staruha Mha has something otherworldy or out of line with modern times... The music is too noisy to be truly relaxing... There is also something machine-like about the music, industrial rumbling soundscapes like 'On Branches' or 'Deformation' go and and on, disturbed by nothing. A good piece of work if you like dark ambient and ritual drones." Limited to 450 copies. |
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SUISHOU NO FUNE: "Live and Jam Session at Lemur House" DVD (Archive, USA) A collection of material filmed and edited by James Plotkin from US east coast dates from NYC and Philadelphia. Includes a short clip of a jam session from the Lemur house with Bardo Pond guys and Harmonica Dan. Total runtime of about an hour. Large 4-panel fold-out cover, pressing of 600. |
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SUISHOU NO FUNE: "The Light of Dark Night" CD (Archive, USA) Dripping in echo, live set played during the band's first trip to Philadelphia. A duo drumless performance on this given night finds Suishou no Fune doing what they do best bringing the darkness. Comes packed in a double cover, center-opening sleeves with the outer shell being a vellum overlay, all graphics by Chase Middaugh. Single pressing of 600 released in conjunction with current US tour dates. |
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SUZY (Kendall+3Organ) CD-R (Alienation, Japan) Like it says, this is a joint effort by Dave Kendall and Akihiro Shimizu. Paying tribute to the actress Suzy Kendall with the tracks "Bird With the Crystal Plumage," "Spasmo," "Circus of Fear" and "Carnal Violence." 68 minutes! |
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SWEDEN: "Same Diff" CD (Dual Plover) A Dual Plover classic. Severed Heads' Garry Bradbury is involved. "It's like karaoke without the practice rooms, a caberet noise-style re-enactment of cataclysmic musical moments from the 60's and 70's performed with all the skill of a young council official. Starting with the sinister opening bars of 'White Rabbit' to the orgasmic climax of 'Macarthur Park', not so much the music you want to hear but the music you deserve." |
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SWORD HEAVEN: "Piles" 7" (BloodLust!, USA) "For those who could use the help, imagine "Filth"-era Swans and "Kollaps"-era Einsturzende Neubauten, meeting for a recording session in some horrid, massive factory basement, but only two guys showed up, and they still managed to simply pulverize the hell out of everything. "Piles" is a breakdown from the middle of a live song called "Under the Face," which was recorded in September, 2006. The song is usually only about two minutes long, but on that night, the breakdown itself lasted for 7 minutes. The band split it into two parts, retaining all of the screaming, the feedback, the pounding, and the scraping. Private series number fourteen." White vinyl, edition of 300. |
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