Experimental / Industrial

2006 release ** Oversized cardboard sleeve. "Square rhythms, flashes of punk-hardcore (almost deviated rock & roll at times, as in "Part 1"), modulated feedback, more than distorted voices (but never invasive), magmatic stasis, dissonances: this is the recipe of Two Dead Bodies, which will be appreciated both by fans of those who today go crazy for Liars and Wolf Eyes, or by those who nostalgically remember God or the schizoid metal of Naked City."

2007 release ** "Spectral modulations refer artificial synthesis of psychophysical filters, while electro hypnotic segmentations unclose multiple external stimuli of pauperized dimensions. The neural degree is shading the higher method of frequencies, but the turgescent preceptive instruments autoregulate the recognizable discomfort. The normalization method is already remitted to the infected acquisition: it's the lacerating beginning of the epileptic end, realized in the year 2005."

2011 release ** Limited edition of 150 copies. "A tasteful masterpiece using only acoustic guitar!"

Rare grey area split 7" EP from the late 80's with pieces from live recordings and compilation cassettes. Second edition of 93 copies with yellow cover.

Original 1996 edition on clear vinyl on United Durtro of the second collaboration between Stapleton and Tibet under their own names and sister album to Musical Pumpkin Cottage. With insert.

1990 partly re-mixed re-issue on Harbinger with picture sleeve of the split 7" single originally included in the first 1000 copies of C93's Nature Unveiled.

1988 re-issue on L.A.Y.L.A.H. Antirecords, with beautiful new cover by Steven Stapleton, of the very first C93 record release from 1984, with David Tibet, Stapleton, Coil's John Balance and 23 Skidoo's Fritz Häaman.

1987 reissue with new cover limited to 2000 copies of the 1985 LP featuring NWW's Steven Stapleton and John Fothergill, Krang's and SPK's John Murphy and Coil's John Balance.

1990 first CD re-issue on Durtro of the 1988 LP featuring NWW's Steven Stapleton, Death In June's Douglas P., Strawberry Switchblades' Rose McDowall, Krank's and SPK's John Murphy and Coil's John Balance.

First CD edition on Durtro of the 1990 album featuring NWW's Steven Stapleton, Death In June's Douglas P., Sol Invictus' Tony Wakeford and Strawberry Switchblades' Rose McDowall.

First CD edition on Durtro of the 1991 album featuring Michael Cashmore and Julie Woods among others.

Regular edition limited to 974 hand-numbered copies with folded cardboard sleeve of the 1989 single on Shock with cover by Savage Pencil.

1990 split 7" single issued with a generic cover in a limited edition of 1000 copies to be given free at the Chislehurst Caves concert.

Grey-area LP from 1990, in an edition of 333 numbered copies (this is 306/333) with printed labels and paste-on cover, with the recording of C93's concert at NL Centrum in Amsterdam in 1984.

Grey-area split LP from 1989, in an edition of 418 numbered copies (this is 135/418) with printed labels, paste-on cover and insert, with two pieces taken from both bands' earlier cassettes (circa 1983 and 1987 respectively).

First 1987 edition on New European Recordings with textured sleeve and all four inserts of the fifth DIJ album, also featuring Strawberry Switchblades' Rose McDowall and Coil's John Balance helping Douglas P. and David Tibet.

2003 release ** "Xenofonia combines choir, harpsichord, percussion, glitch and environmental recordings. Migrating bird-calls and human voices play a central role heard a cappella or accompanied. Singing often ventures beyond the limits of language. The formidable choral force of ex-miners Snowdown Colliery Male Voice Choir, the intimate voice of Matthias Grübel from German duo Phonºnoir, British vocal trio Juice Vocal Ensemble, and background vocals by Elaine Mitchener and Jade Pybus are heard …

2011 release (RARE) ** Limited edition of 100 hand-numbered copies. "‘A Guide for Reason’ was how Ptolemais of Cyrene, a musicologist from over 2,000 years ago no less, saw the role of perception or sensory experience in sparking a more theoretical compositional process, perhaps suggesting that the work presented here is primarily sensual, designed to inspire the listener to form their own narratives. Meanwhile the often lengthy track titles all seem to be aphorisms optimistically guiding the li…

Holy Tongue (Valentina Magaletti, Al Wootton & Susumu Mukai) follow up their critically acclaimed album with a two track 7” on Trule. On the A Side ‘Ambulance Dub’ creeps in like John Carpenter at Firehouse. The B Side ‘The Bigger Tutti’ goes full on Steppers punk. They are all snakes now.

1992 release ** "Fifth and final installment in a series of industrial noise/experimental albums compiled by Paul Lemos of long-running New York group Controlled Bleeding, released in 1992 by Subterranean Records and Dark Vinyl Records. Features various tracks from Controlled Bleeding and associated projects (Skin Chamber, Fat Hacker and solo works), tracks from a variety of Japanese noise artists including Merzbow, KK Null, Incapacitants, Masonna, etc., plus a variety of other artists and group…