Vangelis most experimental album, from 1985 on Deutsche Grammophon, an absolute electro-acoustic masterpiece closer to the electronic avant-garde than to his 'cosmic' electronic output.
Xenakis's 1971 long wild 'noise' electronic masterpiece on Philips' silver covers "Prospective 21e Siècle" series. Rare and absolutely essential. Grey cover version with green labels.
Japanese experimental sound artist kent watari debuts on Phantom Limb with new album subtraction in spiral, coding deep sonics to quantum-percussion and collapsing, post-IDM glitchscapes based on a meticulously constructed metaphysical thought experi…
Tip! *300 copies limited edition* An’archives is proud to present [sensitive], a new album, and the first solo vinyl release, by Japanese keyboardist and synth player, Mitsuhisa Sakaguchi. A deftly assembled suite of glistening electronic tonalities,…
The legendary Nurse With Wound, helmed by the visionary Steven Stapleton, returns with Living Oysters, a mesmerizing collaboration with Irish experimental musician Diarmuid Mac Diarmada. This limited edition vinyl release presents a heady freerange m…
Debut album from Irrflug, the Berlin-based project of Mark Kanak. Irrflug is a changing artist group rather than a fixed band. In Silver it's comprising Ian King, BoBo (Christiane Hebold) and Ella Sturmvogel and some others. 2 tracks feature Blixa Ba…
Original first edition of 3000 copies on Industrial Records of TG's very varied and confrontational second album, one of the fundaments of Industrial music. No calendar nor card included.
Temporary special price. The 1991 Mute/Grey Area CD of the second Throbbing Gristle album (1978), one of the fundaments of Industrial music, with two bonus tracks.
Very rare original 1979 first edition with poster (included in the first 2000 copies only) on Industrial Records of the absolute classic third TG album, considered "the best industrial album of all time".
Rare original 1979 first edition limited to 5000 copies on Industrial Records of the absolute classic third TG album, considered "the best industrial album of all time". No poster.