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Entropy & Energy
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Filaments On the Face
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The Jungles of Logic
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Planes Intersect
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Ohm Resistance
Specialists in Subsonic Grief-Bass Programming
Established 1999
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Decline and Fall EP
by GODFLESH
supported by 8 fans who also own “Filth Columnist”
This most welcome comeback is as strong as anything in Godflesh's discography. The nuts-and-bolts approach - not that much electronic experimentation here - harks back to the classic early Earache releases. If you buy this release, the download includes 2 cool "dub" mixes that strip down their original songs slightly and add some atmosphere.
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POST SELF
by GODFLESH
supported by 7 fans who also own “Filth Columnist”
This one's a grower, not a shower. While the Godflesh signature elements are present - hostile vocals, bulldozer bass, piercing harmonics riffs - they interact here in sleeker, more contained forms than in the sprawling classic early records. As its title suggests, this record feels like late-in-life expression - mournful, considered. You hear Justin Broadrick's Godflesh, Jesu, and JK Flesh sides converging here.
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HOSTAGE - *ALL LIES* TSRLP001
by Therapy Sessions Recordings
Enter to Exit
by enduser
With breakbeat always at the core, these tracks drift effortlessly from melodic to industrial.
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Colours Of Infinity
by Colours Of Infinity
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 15, 2017
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STRANGE ANGELS
by YURI MOROZOV
A new, experimental collection from Buried Treasure, a UK label known for archived electronic, jazz, psych, folk & library sounds.
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EDLX.058 New Horizon
by JK Flesh
supported by 6 fans who also own “Filth Columnist”
This is the first JK Flesh album I've absolutely loved. It's Basic Channel, Detroit and Birmingham techno with a power electronics-informed grittiness and intensity that is all JKB. Also, while it is brilliantly crafted and texturally interesting, it also has a raw, tossed-off quality, as if it were recorded live.
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