This is one of those does it really exist releases. Well the answer is yes. I know "for a fact" that it is a six CDr boxset (...

This is a CD released on Renda in 2007. Maruosa is a Japanese gentlemen who, as far as I am aware, is called Maruosa. He recorded (very...

Untitled Music for Geography? Oh, so that what it sounds like. If I had known that, then I would have paid more attention in school...

This is a double CD set released on Sonoris in 2008 that is the polar opposite of the previous post. The sound sources and inspiration...

For Michael Gendreau, space is the place and he uses it to great effect in that he gives you plenty of time to pay attention to how his...

Starts with tinnitus and gradually builds towards the harsh before dropping off a Schimpfluch cliff, dusting itself off and building ag...

Crawling With Tarts are frankly great ... sort of post-industrial freak-folk (well, we know how much you like meaningless categorisatio...

Sometimes, I can't be arsed with loads of words. Big City Orchestra are as ridiculously great as they are prolific. Crawling With ...

Third CD on the Tonart label, and the only one without Conrad Schnitzler . Weird electronics from Berlin circa 1993. Jörg Thomasius ...

Cracked everyday snuff jazz electronics. Apart from this being a CD jointly released on Agaric Records, Uhlang Produktion ‎and V-Record...

Noise from the power-trio of Michael Barthel (who released this CDR on his own Recordings For the Summer label in 2009), Pit Noack (who ...

This piece was initially presented as an audio installation, and is designed to be played on a continuous loop. It was released on Spore R...

C30 from 1991. I also have #7, #8 and #9 but these were released on Staalplaat and are for sale from the label via Discogs and probably...

Self-released CDR from 2000 in an edition of 100 copies, this was Justin Bennett 's soundtrack to a video installation and is intended...

C40 released on their self-titled label in 1991. #2

Unlike previous albums by Justin Bennett , "Noise Map" contains multiple self-contained pieces rather than a single album-length...

This C20 is the third BMB con release on their own label in 1993. Sexbierum

This one is from 2001, also self-released by the artist on Spore Records , and is a stereo version of a piece that was first presented as ...

Speaking of BMB con, here's Justin Bennett, Willem 't Hooft and Roelf Toxopeus transforming field recordings on a 3" CDr t...

You may not have heard of Justin Bennett , but his story might sound familiar. Started out in an industrial band in Sheffield UK, then lef...