From immense abandoned warehouses of grand acoustic quality to broken light fittings played with a cello bow, nothing escapes the sharp eye and ear of [STØY], who sees potential in every found object and space.

[STØY] crafts flowing atmospheric soundscapes aided by mad theories and concepts that are able to portray all manner of moods. His sound design can be so true to life that its presence is barely noticeable, or so creatively abstract that it has listeners on the edge of their seats craving more of that ear tinglingly wonderful noise.




Believe It

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"Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything."

Kremlins are five comrades from Reading. They are united by love and a blizzard of sharp, brooding sound. Their story is a fresh foot print on the musical ground.

The Soviet Air Force was hit on the ground in June of 1941 and faced destruction. Stalin swiftly created the 122nd Composite Air Division, a formidible group of all female  combat pilots. Drafted from post punk bands and the burgeoning new wave scene, 1,000 Russian women flew with valour and bravery in every type of Soviet combat aircraft.

Many served in all-male Red Army Air Force units. Here Lydia Litvyak made her mark as the “White Rose of Stalingrad”. She was a petite blonde with a good vocal range..In 1943 she refused to enter  Xfactor and shot down 12 enemy aircraft .Many recognised her as a formidable pilot with the steady nerves of seasoned bass player. 

Then there were the all-female 588th Night Bomber Air Regiment, known as the “Night Witches.”.Much like their garage band they had been equipped poorly with slow, obsolete PO-2 biplanes. Still, they were use to having no money and were happy to be in the skies. They conducted an incredible 24,000 missions behind enemy lines and delivered 23,000 tons of bombs from their rickety wood-and-fabric aircraft. Though their casualty rate was high, so was their recognition by a grateful nation. 

Awards for all of these brave women were plentiful, including  30 citations for “Hero of the Soviet Union”, 23 of which were earned by the 588th “Night Witches.” Sadly their singles faired less well with limited downloads and only minor distribution until it was deleted in 1950.

The Kremlins salute them all. 



Small underground label based in Grimtown, Norway. We mostly release free webpilations of handpicked artists with an affinity for murky sounds. Metal, witch house, noise, goth, ambient, synth, post industrial and such genres.

The Psychogeographical Commission was formed at the start of 2008 to explore the many interfaces between the built environment and the people who inhabit it through dérive, magick and sonic experimentation.
After a great deal of time wandering the back streets of London and other large cities looking for the spirits which now dwell within them, we came to the conclusion that the psychological make-up of cities is now at odds with the populations inherent rural based mythology. People aren't evolving to cope with cities fast enough to keep up with the constantly shifting cityscape. 
To start approaching a remedy for this we set about creating music which blurs the line between the real and imagined landscapes in order to allow individuals to revaluate their own mythologies and provide new ideas to bring them closer to harmony with their urban surroundings.

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