Black metal

Long time sold out, classic Raw Black Metal album from 2010.

Comes with an A2 poster

Black Metal

Raw Black Metal from Australia – Blackheart’s project (ex-member of Drowning the Light and Striges).

Previously released on CD by Dark Adversary, this demo collection finally sees the wax treatment but now including aswell the tracks from the splits w/ Harvest and Mons Veneris.

Tracks A1-A4 are taken from the “Atra Sacramentum”, under Atra Sacramentum moniker
Tracks B1-B3 are taken from the “Beneath The Silent Souls” demo.
Tracks C1-C4 are taken from the “Winds Of Madness Obscure” demo.
Tracks D1-D3 are taken from the “Through Night & Bloodred Dawn…” demo.
Track D4 is taken from the “Atra / Mons Veneris” split 7″.
Track D5 is taken from the “Dark Witch Of The Eclipse / Let God Fear Us” demo split.

Industrial

The first-ever reissue of Atrax Morgue’s seminal album Death-Orgasm Connector, originally released in 2003 by Slaughter Productions, encapsulates the raw essence of Marco Corbelli’s power electronics, melding harsh noise with industrial undertones and dark synth-electronics, solidifying Atrax Morgue’s place in the experimental music landscape.

Limited Edition 12″ Vinyl in 199 copies.

Power Electronics

The sadistic industrial spurts of Atrax Morgue, are secretions of body fluids converted into noise stinging and nauseous and his work is an unhealthy, stinking container, with most depraved delusions that the human brain can give birth. The fourteen splinters of Esthetik Of A Corpse were recorded in spring 1995 and released on tape by Slaughter Productions. A quick overview of the 50 minute tape: harsh electronics, sounds from obsessions and visions, death as sex, madness, pleasure, orgasm, cadavers and plastic bags. Of course, the canvass is freshly skinned off the body of one of the victims, and Marco makes much use of the entrails in his creation …

Power Electronics

Exterminate, the most impressive and sinister album by Morgue first way – it is just the thirteenth work in his name, during his first three years of artistic production, returns to torture the eardrums and brains of who comes across with his industrial, claustrophobic and distressing nightmares at least as much as the “annual reports” signed by the loving Throbbing Gristle. It was recorded straight off on a hot July night in 1995. The cassette released the same year by Slaughter Productions contains three tracks based on typical analog drones. A three-phase escalation of alienating noisey madness, made of battered analog synthesizers and occasional incursions of revolting and decaying screams, which in no way allows you to see even the lightest light, in total surrounding darkness.

Power Electronics

Atrax Morgue has been one of the very few names to inherit the sound and annihilating effect of the power electronics school of the early 1980s. He remains faithful to visceral (anti)sounds, no structural enrichment, no attempt to improve: the skeleton of nothing, the absolute point of no return, the representation of non-being, the apology of learning, the most total desert. Overcome comes out for the first time on vinyl by Slaughter Productions in 1999. A raw album that reflects the most total cancellation not only in theoretical purposes, but is also a global clean slate in repeated, obsessive, distorted, monolithic sounds; Atrax Morgue’s music curves in on itself, becoming non-sound and denying any possibility of its own existence. Disturbing and minimal, the album flows with total resignation for all 7 tracks, without granting minimum penalty discounts to those who approach it.