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[27 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
Xiphoid Dementia – In the Land of the Living 4×3″CDR

Purchase from FTAM!

Announcing a new addition to the Xiphoid Dementia discography: In the Land of the Living 4×3″CDR from Peter J Woods’ Milwaukee based FTAM label. Over 60 minutes of new noise/drone/industrial atmospheres. The entire release is limited to 50 copies with a few available at the Existence Establishment shop. The label description is as follows:
Dark, brooding, and incredibly cold electronic soundscapes, slowly growing and fading over each disc. This is the useless call to an uninhabited world. The realization that nothing is out there. The first two tracks were …

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[16 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
7/8 – Regosphere, Neckhold, Zerfallt + more

7/8/2010 @ Starlab – Neckhold, Regosphere, The Dios Project, Lavas Magmas, Rat King, Typical White Male, Zerfallt

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[11 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
7/3 – Steel Hook Prostheses + more in Boston!

Steel Hook Prostheses (Dallas, Texas) – Steel Hook Prostheses is J.Stillings and L.Kerr. Formed in 1999, this Texas heavy electronics duo has become purveyors of sick and twisted nightmarish soundscapes.

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[11 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
6/20 – Xiphoid Dementia, Sewer Goddess, The Vomit Arsonist

Sunday June 20th 6pm FREE
Xiphoid Dementia
Sewer Goddess
The Vomit Arsonist
@ Fools Mansion, 127 Essex St., Salem MA
Spaceface Invite

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[7 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
Xiphoid Dementia Interview in Special Interests Magazine #3

Out and available. Soon to be found from usual distributors and hopefully from more than before!
http://www.special-interests.net/

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[27 May 2010 | No Comment | ]
Oscillating Innards Interview

Gordon Wilson Ashworth seems to be one of the most interesting and active musicians to emerge out of the US scene in recent times. Constantly recording, touring, and evolving his music Ashworth may seem all over the map at first glance, but a closer look reveals a logical and detailed progression with a clear artistic vision. The interview below seeks to provide some insight into Ashworth’s past, present, and future work.
Oscillating Innards releases started turning up in 2002. Prior to that, were you active in other musical …

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[25 May 2010 | No Comment | ]
Review of “Might is Blight” CD from Musique Machine

Musique Machine just published a new review of Xiphoid Dementia – Might is Blight CD which has been added to the press page and is still available from the shop.

‘Might is Blight’ offers up quite a varied, original and often bleakly epic mixture of: electronic and junk based industrial textures, powerful and avant grade tinged neo-classical elements, animal and environmental field recordings, power electronics and cinematic tinged noise.
Each of the six ten minute plus tracks that make up the album seem to tell their own distinctive sound story and tale …

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[15 May 2010 | No Comment | ]
Content Nullity – Rotting Walls of Decaying Sound 3″CDR

Content Nullity – Rotting Walls of Decaying Sound 3″CDR
Scrape Tapes
Here’s a sexy little 3 incher from England’s prodigal son Tommuel Reynolds. This is the first full release I have heard from Content Nullity and it is no suprise to me that the sound here is absolutely beautifully layered death industrial noise.
Opening this 5 track disc is the quicky “Mould” immediately foreshadowing a gloomy mood with some subdued harsh noise and spurts of high-pitched feedback. “The Infinite Void” starts off slowly, like a machine just kicking off. Before I know it …

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[13 May 2010 | No Comment | ]
Sujo – Arak 3″CDR

Sujo – Arak 3″CDR
Inam Records
This one knocked me on my ass, but quite softly. Arak is about 20 minutes of pure drone bliss from this group I am not familiar with. Smartly packaged in a little pink slip with something like two fighting prehistoric sea creatures printed on a folded transparency, it has the mark of a quality DIY operation. It’s the sounds on the disc though, that really do rise above the expectations set by the outer packaging.
A slow rhythmic dirge quickly kicks in mixed with high pitched wailing …

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