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Sinister Sin
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Belzec Blues
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From Faces to Feces
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Dumpster
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Black Ring Rituals Records Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Black Ring Rituals Records is a Pittsburgh, PA based record label specializing in Power Electronics, Death Industrial, Harsh
Noise, Dark Ambient, & HNW.
Invocation Films is the video subdivision that focuses on esoteric video art and music videos published on VHS
Ouroboros Ltd publishes HNW on 8 Track Cartridge
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For restful moments of reflection.
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The 20th anniversary edition of this classic album—remastered by noise master Merzbow himself—features four new tracks and new artwork.
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Black Lucifer Rising
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I cannot praise this album enough. This album is absolutely terrifying! The many starts and stops creates this very h settling tension. Each start expands on the stopper idea previously. It’s like the music equivalent of walking through thick fog while passing out multiple times throughout trying to find a place to orientate yourself. There may or may not be something sinister in that fog, but you don’t want to stick around to find out. Bought the vinyl so I summon the fog demons through spe
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