... the possibility of an evil or alien idea coming to inhabit a person, misleading him, perverting him ontologically, driving him to crime or Insanity... The person born of the idea may be distorted and even destroyed by it.

Released on Clandestine Records, 2021

Bad Faith Actor - The intent is Overkill [Clan Destine Records]

Thanks to all the artists for this material:
-Hålbå
-Exome
-Øperat
-Turvia 
-Lethal Frame
-Opake
-Conjecture
-Sectra
-Mina Lord
-Swaerm

Hålbå - Digital Massacre x Brutal Forms

https://antibodylabel.bandcamp.com/album/if-you-fight-long-enough-you-might-die-a-loser

Maltash - Dominant Way Of Thought (Prophän Remix)

New track now available to download:
https://submechanical.bandcamp.com/track/medusa-stare

SUBMECHANICAL-MEDUSA STARE available on 'BANDCAMP'

CENTIPEDE IS A CUNT

Beit Dajan was mentioned in the Old Testament by Beth Dagon. During the Assyrian period, the village was known by Bit Daganna, and the Romans called it Keparada gon.

The village, located on a sandy hill on the central coastal plain, lay at the intersection of the Jaffa-al-Ramla highway with the coastal highway that went south to Gaza. It was slightly to the south of the Jaffa-Jerusalem highway. It was situated 9 km southwest of Jaffa.

Beit Dajan had two elementary schools: the 1st was an elementary school for boys in 1920 and it had an enrollment of 353 boys in 1945; the 2nd school was for girls and it had an enrollment of 102 girls in 1945.

The Ummayyad Caliph Hisham ibn 'Abd al-Malik (A.D. 724- 743) built a palace in the village, and also the Crusades built a castle known by Casal Maen.

There are four settlements on village lands: Beyt Dagan, which was established in the site six months after the conquest of Bayt Dajan in April 1948, Mishmar ha-Shiv'a, built in 1949, Chemed, built in 1950, and Gannot, built in 1953.

https://www.palestineremembered.com/Jaffa/Bayt-Dajan/index.html

https://mahorka.bandcamp.com/album/abandoned-villages

BedouinDrone -  Bayt Dajan

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Mastering by @halbaofficial @theblackholemastering

F ~ F

track from the new tape "Morbida quiete" // coming fall 2016 // ANGST. + Scorze Records

Un inno al nulla

MDD . Reverse The Contrast . cd . HANDS D262
Out on HANDS: 8th March 2019
cd: www.handsproductions.com/mailorder.asp
digital: www.handsofficial.bandcamp.com

HANDS proudly welcomes one of the hottest acts on the current industrial techno circuit. The Toronto based duo MDD is the alliance of techno producers Measure Divide and Dolgener, who pursue a distinct passion together: The dark and dirty and intensely rhythmic “Reverse The Contrast” is a collection of tracks that defines their diversity and ability to express their aggressive, distorted, and edgy sound reflecting on today's maddening world. Discover old and new school industrial influences in a very unique combination, laid out with highly skilled production in ten tracks around the 6-minute mark, food for thought and pure physical stimulus at the same time, contemporary club grub galore.
What started with intense recording sessions in 2015 became a live act in 2017, which has led MDD to perform alongside the likes of Orphx, Ancient Methods and Perc already; and in 2018 they have released two 12” vinyls to great acclaim. While industrial and techno have crossed over massively in recent years, from both camps, the question may arise, how does one add something new to the style? MDD succeed in nailing that objective, with an album that oozes euphoria and authenticity – with an innovative combination of sounds: From their techno heritage they take the rhythmic clue, a relentless, capturing backbone laced with substantial groove. And at the same time, they pay due respect to industrial traditions that by far precede the crossover wave of recent years: Tracks like “Crushed”, “Underlight” or “Valium” focus on unadulterated rhythms and noise chops with big washes of distortion; “Breath”, “Dives” and “Submission (featuring AADJA)” feature actual, albeit heavily treated vocals, and addictive melody hooks, thus even hinting at the times when tracks were actual songs. But there’s reconciliation at hand - “Grind” or “Second Injection” reveal their techno heritage through the whipping snare sounds and thumpy kick drums. And then it’s all in the same way head-nodding, stomping goodness. Contrast and reversal, past and present, MDD play with seeming antipodes and achieve something ultimately enjoyable!

Tracklist:
1 Intro
2 Crushed
3 Underlight
4 Grind
5 Breath
6 Valium
7 Submission feat AADJA 
8 Second Injection
9 Transition Pull 
10 Dives
11 Still Frame

MDD Valium

This is part of a live recording made by Ward Phillips and Sean Dower recorded during the night of 26/27th March 1984. It subsequently appeared on the 'Inter 01' compilation tape issued by 'Interchange' magazine. 

    This digitized version is taken directly from the original cassette recording of that event.

    Further information on Ward Phillips and Interchange can be found on the Side Real Press website: www.siderealpress.co.uk

The Call Of Cthulhu (extract)

TumorLP130. Releases November 13th, 2020. https://malignantrecs.bandcamp.com/album/septic
Septic is the second full length vinyl release from , and the second LP for Malignant, following 2018’s Knife Through the Spine. Two years removed, the Himukalt aesthetic and template remains broadly intact through the 5 tracks found on Septic; deadening rhythmic pulsations, bristling oscillations, and a steady stream of crackling and frying circuitry, often infused with layers of filth, hostility, and sexuality. Lmtd 200 copies, 100 on black vinyl, 100 on violet/gray swirl. Includes 2 sided insert.

The Call Of Cthulhu (extract)

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