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Very rare promotional copy on red vinyl limited to 100 numbered copies of the 1986 LP released on Totò Alle Prese Coi Dischi by goth anarcho-punk band from Ancona. With 2 inserts.
Original edition on CBS of the 1981 album by Skiantos' Freak Antoni in disguise as a swing-rock singer proposing exciting covers of hits from the 1930's to the 1950's by Fred Buscaglione, Trio Lescano, Natalino Otto, etc. With original innersleeve.
Original 1982 edition of the "new Italian rock" compilation released by Electric Eye covering new wave, punk, metal and electronic music by Victrola, State Of Art, X-Rated, Not Moving, Blaue Reiter, Death SS, Dirty Actions, B-Sides, Style Sindrome, Wax Heroes, Eazy Con, Pankow.
1988 compilation on Peter Sellers & The Hollywood Party's label Crazy Mannequin featuring severeal Italian and British post-punk / neo-psych band including Swell Maps' Nikki Sudden's Jacobites plus The Acid Flowers, The Jazz Butcher, Kim Squad And Dinah Shore Headbangers, The Falling Spikes, King Holiday And The Shadowmen, Diggers Maze, Hitchcock's Scream, Degenerazione Musicale, Sir Chime And The Lovers, Membranes, Pinky Silence And The Mad Horses, Bad Medicine, Jacobites, Last Train From Drug …
Very rare first issue of the beautifully packaged magazine published by Industrie Discografiche Lacerba in 1982 and the debut release for two of the most representative Italian new wave bands.
2007 release ** Cardboard sleeve. Oxbow have been a metal band, one steadily moving into more credibly frightening territory. At this point, one can scarcely identify them with traditional metal's canned, often hokey menace, as The Narcotic Story fully embraces a sort of slow-burning, infernal blues. It's a malign transmission, sparser than Oxbow's more metallic styles, and, paradoxically, much heavier. After establishing its extreme poles with a brief intro of piercing ambient tones and heavy-b…
2009 release ** De-luxe embossed and debossed sleeve. "Divided into two parts (Sermons and Liturgy), "Our Secret Ceremony" marks a point of no return in Julie's musical journey. Some might consider it pretentious, given its monstrous length, and to be objective, there are a couple of lengthy parts, but that's precisely where the beauty and the core of the record lie. Letting go without worrying too much about song structure or duration, playing what we like, how we like it. Take it or leave it. …
2010 release ** Despite the name suggesting some literary influence, the music of La Part Maudite, when listened to, hits you right in the gut. Likely inspired by an essay by Georges Bataille, who wrote under the influence of Friedrich Nietzsche and the Marquis de Sade, the music is direct, unsettling the senses like the soundtrack of an upcoming film, foreshadowing its scenes of debauchery as well as its moments of false respite, in some nocturnal alleyway where danger oozes. As in most of Bata…
2003 release ** Lunatic songs, taxidermal music. A universe of pop, at once hard, alien and poetic, unstable friends was built on the successive contributions of each member of the trio. An exquisite corpse in the open air, the music of bob is built from digital songs reconciled, like so many laboratory monsters. Dark beasts that Mary Shelley would not have despised. Contribution by Jean Derome, Bernard Falaise, Normand Guilbeault and Alexandre St-Onge.
2010 release ** Recorded in 1985 "Shadow of a Rose" is fourth full-length album of Duch new wave act Mekanik Kommando. With this album they decided to leave electronic post-punk and start to play more psychedelic and folk oriented music. "Shadow of a Rose" is extraordinary hybrid of sounds of accoustic instruments and raw analog electronics. Original and unprecedented combination. At the time of its initial release, Mekanik Kommando's fanbase was unsure about how to respond to their fourth full-…
Beautiful 144-page hardcover book that is visual chronicle of the No Wave, with an eye-popping selection by Soinic Youth's Thurston Moore and Byron Coley of pictures of your favorite No-heroes such as James Chance, Lydia Lunch, Glenn Branca, etc. but also David Byrne, Debbie Harry, Brian Eno, Iggy Pop, Richard Hell, etc..