| FCR1201 This is a first for both Fedora Corpse and Comoros. "Every sound is engulfed in huge washes of analog delay and spacious reverb. The resultant sound is smeared and blurred to the point of abstract beauty without the usual instrumental signifiers. When identifiable voices (synth squiggles here, bass drones there) do emerge, they simply provide landmarks to help us catch our breath before sliding back into the beautiful murk." --foxy digitalis Blue vinyl $15 ppd (US) |
| FCR1202 After releasing many songs in a wide variety of formats, Göte has finally found its way onto the turntable. "...way beyond their previous outputs of free-metal zone-mulch with a red vinyl vision-dump of brain-gnarl heaviness...Very fucking great." -- Arthur Magazine Red vinyl $15 ppd (US) |
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| FCR1203 Four new meditations on the shape of sound from Kansas City's Expo '70. These songs amplify the crumbs of deep space left behind by Klaus Schulze. Includes Justin Wright's own artwork design, screenprinted on raw kraft. Limited to 300 on heavy colored vinyl and available exclusively from Fedora Corpse. Blue-Grey haze vinyl $15 ppd (US) |
| FCR1204 Miles Haney of Tapeworm tapes has an extensive discography of wonderful limited releases for his project Evenings. This full length LP offers the same great Evenings walls of bass heavy drone. "...the sound of Growing Isolation does occasionally seem to smooth out into something almost pretty, but even then, there are soul sucking spirits lurking just below that misleadingly lovely top layer, a glimmering glistening crust over a constantly roiling cauldron of bottomless blackness..." -- Aquarius Records Maroon vinyl $15 ppd (US) |
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