Dan Kletter 🥑Sep 21, 2023
#Upcoming A quick thread 🧵 about the Italian harsh noise label #Urashima. They’ve got a new batch of vinyl reissues, originally cassettes from the #SoundSource record label, available September 29th. Get in fanatics, we’re going to Sweden! 🇸🇪
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#Upcoming #SoundSource was a short-lived (1991–1992) sub-label of #ColdMeatIndustry* dedicated to making limited edition cassettes. Often these were debut albums for the musicians.

*Founded by #RogerKarmanik, aka #BrighterDeathNow and #LilleRoger.

Show threadDan Kletter 🥑Sep 21, 2023
#Upcoming #SoundSource Recorded on a portable four-track in 1987, “Crematorius” is a collection of unreleased recordings by #HenrikNordvargrBjörkk, predating the blackened industrial of #MZ412. What you get is an unfiltered glimpse into a mosaic of raw emotions, stark atmospheres, and primitive textures from Björkk’s formative years. https://urashima.bandcamp.com/album/crematorius
Crematorius, by Crematorius

10 track album

Urashima
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#Upcoming #SoundSource #Morthond's music dances at the intersection of experimental and dark ambient, creating landscapes of unsettling and captivating sound. Originally released in 1991, “Death Time” is a mesmerizing portal into #BJNilsen's early years. https://urashima.bandcamp.com/album/death-time
Death Time, by Morthond

9 track album

Urashima
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Show threadDan Kletter 🥑Sep 21, 2023
#Upcoming #SoundSource Originally released in 1991, “Near Death” is an account into the depths of the human psyche. Pushing the boundaries of gritty industrial, bleak neoclassical, and cold wave, this pivotal album marked the inception of #Megaptera, a collaboration between #PeterNyström, #MikaelSvensson, and #MagnusÅslund. https://urashima.bandcamp.com/album/near-death
Near Death, by Megaptera

7 track album

Urashima
Show threadDan Kletter 🥑Sep 21, 2023
#Upcoming #SoundSource At the core of #RaisonDêtre (aka #PeterAndersson) is a philosophy deeply intertwined with exploration of existential themes and the profound mysteries of human consciousness. Originally released in 1992, “Après Nous Le Déluge” (“After us, the deluge”, a phrase often attributed to Madame de Pompadour), suggests an impending catastrophe which echoes throughout the album. https://urashima.bandcamp.com/album/apr-s-nous-le-d-luge
Après Nous Le Déluge, by raison d'être

11 track album

Urashima