During my near-seventeen years on this planet, I haven’t amassed the largest record collection nor the most esoteric, but I’m always searching for new shit and I’ve managed to find some pretty good stuff so far. Well here are some of my favorite tracks from some of my favorite albums. Hail the Goat! Electric Wizard “Barbarian” Dopethrone 2000 We start off with a track from an album that some might consider the heaviest of all time. Indeed, Dopethrone is so vast, so... Post Continued Here

We have copies of Godless Priests’ new EP Est Nihil Infinitio Ad Vos Et Ego available now. There are also a limited number available free with orders! A list of ten (non-hierarchical) songs that I think of as inspiring works, etc. etc. Alien Goodbyes by Tangerine Dream from the OST Wavelength (‘83) Being a fan of Edgar Froese and Peter Baumann, etc, I partake my share of “vicissitude enhancing” substances we’ll say, and when I seek sound to mimic my wondering this is... Post Continued Here

Einz, drummer with Norwegian avant-garde band Virus, Lamented Souls, Beyond Dawn and retro-thrash outfit Inferno has compiled our latest playlist: Normally I would have selected a few slightly more obscure tracks but I’ve been comatose all day from lack of sleep, so I just went for the first ten I could think of. JOY DIVISION – She’s Lost Control (Atmosphere/She’s Lost Control 12″) The 12″ version, infinitely better than the one on Unknown Pleasures, this song... Post Continued Here

These songs of note, plucked from my listening habits over the past few months, have all become real gems in my cd player. There’s no Warning on this, because Kz put one on his. Kill – Deathmessiah I picked this CD up on a Whim, whilst visiting Mr Nova UTDS and it fills a foul little gap that needed filling. My favourite thing here is the bass drum sound, which sounds like flak in the distance. Actually, it is the best bass drum production I have ever heard. (liable to change.) Drudkh... Post Continued Here

Paris is a fascinating city to drive at night, I’ll let you know what are my 10 favourite tracks to spend this hollow time…filling my spirit with a rare energy. Diary of a Taxi Driver, Taxi Driver Soundtrack by Bernard Herrman, 1976 This song is a description of the disillusion of a worker, of life, going on along the dirty sidewalks of a city…the voice of R. De Niro speaks quietly but strongly right to the hollow of the ear. We Will Fall, by The Stooges on the album The Stooges,... Post Continued Here

The intention of this playlist is partly to enlighten listeners as to the influences that helped inform and shape Emit & Hammemit, but mainly to provide a more than agreeable listening experience for likeminded persons. All of the music below is widely available and not obscure in the least, but it still remains a largely undiscovered quantity to the majority of people for whom it would have the most benefit. I hope to help redistribute this music away from mere scholarly exercises and faux-elitist... Post Continued Here

Throbbing Gristle – Hamburger Lady (D.O.A: The Third and Final Report of Throbbing Gristle. 1978) Just > Fucking > Hideous. I thought I’d start with a sour note. And what a tart little piece this is. A dirge performed about a letter from Dr. Al Ackerman of Portland, Oregon about a badly burned female. That pitched vocal sound that runs throughout the track brings bile to my throat and the nasal commentary from (now Ms?) Genesis P. Orridge ensures that you will be sitting very uncomfortably. David... Post Continued Here

INFLUENCES OF INFINITY by ANTTI KLEMI Here you have one view to the origins of Circle Of Ouroborus. It’s impossible to say what the other half Rauta would say for himself, but I guess he would accept at least a few of these ten bands. When people describe our music, usually they say it’s a mix of black metal and “something else”. Well, this playlist is also a mix of black metal and “something else”, although the black metal side is already “something else”... Post Continued Here

I’ve approached this podcast in a similar way that I would have approached many of the mix tapes I made during the 90s. With musical addiction! It is music that I’ve been listening to recently. I’ve omitted the over played, like songs from Appetite For Destruction, Denim & Leather, Earth A.D, Highway To Hell, Volume 4 or Wish You Were Here. I also haven’t put any of the ‘drone’ bands I’ve been listening to on here. The original playlist had about forty bands... Post Continued Here

Since their first recordings emerged in late 2006, Amesoeurs have made a marked impact on music – black metal in particular, if only because this genre was most isolated from the influences they brought with them. It is now common to see bands being formed that can credit their very existence to that mini CD. As was mentioned in our early interview with the band, Les ruches malades – an early song played at their first gig – has made it onto the album (slightly updated from the... Post Continued Here