orchestral compositions from max richter, played by baltic sea philharmonic, conducted by kristjan järvi. pressed on double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

zero t and beta 2 with a complete package for metalheadz.

thule s dark doppelganger ae recordings was revived last year with the excellent freyja ep by nonnimal, and now the saga continues with this devastatingly on-point release from cold. much like the vibe on thule, the music on thule continues to channel the mood of the icy tundra into refined, modern club tracks, but there s definitely a more sinister intent at work in these tracks from cold. -aerials- is a nightmarish chugger loaded with eerie sonics, while -phased out- lays down some fine dubby processing over a bed of chilly chord pulses. -exiles- is a standout track thanks to its crafty groove, coming on a little more housey than its counterparts but still heavier than the average thule jam.

progressive rock

selected songs 1997-2003 compiles some of the finest moments in the recording history of hydroplane

cover not mint - vinyl unaffected. with the present four tracks compilation of exclusive techno productions, rebekah delivers the third and last part of clrs new format, which consists of an hour and a half dj mix and two subsequent eps

in 1985 severed heads were asked to release a retrospective, so they dragged out bits lying around. the compilation was titled “clifford darling please don’t live in the past”, spread out into a montage over four sides of vinyl. this compilation includes live recordings, raw demos, unreleased studio recordings and solo pieces from each member of the band during from the first five years. the results are a striking hybrid of the avant-garde industrial and pop.