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CLASSIFIED ADS / Re: Too Hot For Discogs (lower...

Last post by noxiouscopulation11 - Today at 03:12:43 AM

pmd

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GENERAL VISUAL ART / LITERATURE DISCUSSION / Re: Memes

Last post by Wild Nature Acolyte - Today at 12:56:33 AM

In this edition of "images you can hear":

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GENERAL VISUAL ART / LITERATURE DISCUSSION / Re: What are you reading

Last post by Wild Nature Acolyte - Today at 12:48:49 AM

Siege had 3 edition, as far as I know.
The Storm edition made by M. Moynihan, another one printed by Bluck Sun Publishing (back in the days I remember I got this one from ebay directly from the editor) and the Atomwaffen edition.

I don't think any of these is available right now in printed format, but you can find a digital version on the internet archive.
Just look for Siege James Mason and you're there

You're right. I don't think any independent publishers are currently selling this. I own a copy of the third one and it was given to me by a friend. I would personally be a little sketched out to order this from a random person online, but if you really want one there are a handful of copies for sale on Ebay.

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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Looking for 'ritual PE'

Last post by Into_The_Void - July 17, 2025, 11:07:01 PM

I second Golden Purifier and obviously the Fanaticism tapes, which are all great, but I wouldn't consider any of these as Power Electronics. Sarin Snow could be a good example, but rather "Deus Vult" than the titles mentioned in the original post, which are more dark ambient (and, in my opinion, more boring). Shift's "Creation & Space" is also quite ritualistic and, in some aspects, can be classified as power electronics (but it's rather industrial drone/ambient music for me). Another ritualistic extreme noise (also here, not exactly power electronics) with massive ritualistic elements is "Ritual Totemic Stone" from Sam Kinley's project Ba. Ku.. Really evil stuff. Maybe stuff like Dagda Mor? Even though this is more heathen/ariosophic/"solar", I discovered it (thanks to some suggestions on this forum) when I wanted to listen to more "spiritually pregnant" power electronics and it fitted my taste quite well.

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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Soundcloud, bandcamp ?

Last post by HateSermon - July 17, 2025, 09:53:12 PM

999 Cuts just dropped a few new releases, among them this (on CD)... put on your boots and enjoy the summer:

https://anonpenet.bandcamp.com/album/agp-waffen

This is very good. Picking up the CD next payday.

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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: The Summer Of Merzbox:

Last post by Balor/SS1535 - July 17, 2025, 08:37:15 PM

Disc 24: This one really spans some time.  1986-89?  As one might expect, the disc gets better as it goes on, evolving from industrial atmospherics to much harsher sounds.  Overall, this felt much "sleeker" than earlier collage-works.  He has clearly improved in his abilities to manipulate tapes---regardless of his dedication to trash.

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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Soundcloud, bandcamp ?

Last post by Krigsverk - July 17, 2025, 07:29:58 PM

999 Cuts just dropped a few new releases, among them this (on CD)... put on your boots and enjoy the summer:

https://anonpenet.bandcamp.com/album/agp-waffen

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GENERAL VISUAL ART / LITERATURE DISCUSSION / Re: What are you reading

Last post by cantle - July 17, 2025, 04:41:05 PM

Thanks- ideally looking for a printed copy... I don't get on well with reading on a PC.

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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: New interesting releases o...

Last post by HateSermon - July 17, 2025, 04:06:24 PM

Infibulation / Inbred split cassette will be out on Breathing Problem this Saturday.
Listen here: https://breathingproblem.bandcamp.com/album/infibulation-inbred-split

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GENERAL VISUAL ART / LITERATURE DISCUSSION / Re: What are you reading

Last post by BlackCavendish - July 17, 2025, 03:49:57 PM

Just read this myself. I think he fails to make a strong enough link from the 80/90s counterculture to the Atomwaffen crowd. Given how well the 60/70s Neo Nazi scene is documented, the opposite is true for post 2010, which (imo) weakens his argument.

Now where can I buy a copy of Siege to see what all the fuss is about...?

Siege had 3 edition, as far as I know.
The Storm edition made by M. Moynihan, another one printed by Bluck Sun Publishing (back in the days I remember I got this one from ebay directly from the editor) and the Atomwaffen edition.

I don't think any of these is available right now in printed format, but you can find a digital version on the internet archive.
Just look for Siege James Mason and you're there