Dieter Müh "Heterodoxie" LP (Verlautbarung)
Great, introspective industrial music. Varied sounds ranging from heavy, abrasive rhythmic loops to more droney stuff. The first track is a bit weak, despite its unusal and rather nice balalaika melody. Nice in a muzak kind of way, but doesn't really give me much. The rest of the material, though, more than makes up for the slow start.
Etat Brut "Mutations et Prothèses" LP (Sub Rosa)
Obscure classic! Murky, primitive industrial. Total greatness! I'm very happy this has been made available again.
Vivenza "Veriti Plastici" LP (Rotorelief)
I don't share Vivenza's obessive futurism, but I really enjoy his looped machine sounds and the sterile, mechanic atmospheres they build up. I hate the thick, slightly too big LP covers these reissues come in, though. Sure, they look very nice and glossy, but you have to use force to get the record in or out of it. And they don't fit inside most plastic protective sleeves either.
Grunt "Dance for the Genocide" tape (Freak Animal)
Massive and devastating. Great live recordings, especially the London one. Makes me very excited for the new album and for the Stockholm live performance later this year.