The Miskatonic SoundLab Małopolskie, Poland
The Miskatonic SoundLab is a sustainable record label, releasing music on compact discs and audio cassettes with respect to the planet.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Base Fluid (2012 remastered version)”
As expected, this collection is a long, bloated mixed bag, and mostly rear-loaded. However, the good stuff is fucking ace. Some monstrous kraut-drone-doom-OMG music happening on this thing. The last five tracks are worth the price of admission, so don't sleep on this record!
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Solstitium Fulminate
by SUNN O)))
supported by 11 fans who also own “Base Fluid (2012 remastered version)”
"Recorded during SUNN O)))s European tour 2005, culminating at Roskilde Festival, Denmark" : laissez-moi vous dire qu'il n'y a pas que cette tournée qui arrive à son point culminant mais aussi Sunn O))) d'un point de vue général car Solstitium Fulminate, qui sert d'appendice à Black One, est un monument qui conjugue noirceur vampirique avec une certaine forme d'absolu. Le ton musical plonge très vite dans les graves pour nous faire entrer dans le royaume de la mort. Attila Csihar est un Charon.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Base Fluid (2012 remastered version)”
If Sonnborner proves anything, it's that Nadja only continue to refine, expand, and experiment with their sound as time goes on, and quite successfully so at that. Full review: https://metalstorm.net/pub/review.php?review_id=14761
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Hometown [Original Score]
by Safa
Produced for a video installation of the same name. “Hometown” is full of mesmerizing, endlessly morphing electronic songs.
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Marjaa: The Battle Of The Hotels
by Mayssa Jallad
Inspired by a battle that took place in contested land in Beirut, Mayssa Jallad creates beautifully haunted folk songs.
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Thirteen Exquisite Corpses (Arachnidiscs Recordings)
by THE BABEL ENSEMBLE
Seriously spooky songs mark the 200th release from Arachnidiscs—all of them improvised, all of them unsettling.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Base Fluid (2012 remastered version)”
Bringing together a collection of tracks from earlier releases and re-envisioning them in a Drone context, "The Drone Mixes" is an impressive introduction to Nadja's work, an excellent primer to the beautiful darkness that runs through so much of their work...
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