• The Purge - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

    6 juin 2013, 17h36m par eggplantco

    Via Hollywood Reporter
    The Purge - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is now available!

    The Back Lot Music album from composer Nathan Whitehead hits stores June 4.

    The soundtrack for Universal Pictures’ The Purge will be released June 4, The Hollywood Reporter has learned exclusively.

    Film and video game composer Nathan Whitehead scored Universal Pictures’ The Purge, which stars Ethan Hawke and Lena Headey as members of a family who live in an America in which all laws are suspended for 12 hours once a year. The couple, along with their child and a stranger, attempt to survive the night as killers try to break into their home. Universal’s in-house record label, Back Lot Music, will release the soundtrack.

    “Scoring The Purge was a fascinating and haunting exploration into what we value as a society and how far will we go in the name of greater social good,” Whitehead said. “Sonically, this was such a fun world to develop as I got to record and process a lot of strange sounds to create our own vocabulary for the score -- everything from spring rattles and noisy toys to whooshing traffic and subway tunnels.”

    Whitehead’s other credits include contributing music and arrangements to ABC’s Desperate Housewives, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, and the Xbox 360 game Gears of War: Judgment. He said for The Purge, he used a “gritty, textural palette” to tell two stories through music.
    “Will we survive the night, and even if we do, what does this say about us as human beings?” he said. “I found this combination of tense action and human drama to be so compelling, and it was really rewarding to express that musically.”

    The Purge hits theaters June 7 and is directed by James DeMonaco, who previously wrote Assault on Precinct 13 and The Negotiator. Its producers include Jason Blum of Blumhouse (Paranormal Activity, Insidious, Sinister), Platinum Dunes partners Michael Bay, Brad Fuller and Andrew Form (The Amityville Horror, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre), and as Sebastien Kurt Lemercier (Assault on Precinct 13).
  • New release: Comaduster 'Winter Eyes' digital single

    22 mai 2013, 11h36m par synctank



    Comaduster: Winter Eyes (digital single) [TD016]

    Comaduster gives us an exciting preview of the highly anticipated new album ‘Hollow Worlds‘ with the first single ‘Winter Eyes‘, featuring remixes by iVardensphere, Access To Arasaka, and Aliceffekt, as well as a haunting new mix of the title track from Comaduster‘s self-released 2009 EP ‘Slip Through‘. Culminating a vast range of musical styles into one tight and cohesive package, ‘Winter Eyes‘ packs a powerful punch laying down an expertly-woven blanket of hard, glitchy beats, massive basslines, and addictive vocals.

    ComadusterWinter Eyes‘ is available now as a “name your price” digital single via Bandcamp: http://tympanikaudio.bandcamp.com/album/winter-eyes

    Also available as a low-priced digital single through our shop and all discerning digital retailers.

    More info and sounds here: http://www.tympanikaudio.com/releases/td016

    As always, thank you for your interest and support.

    Tympanik Audio | Label and Distribution
    www.tympanikaudio.com


    Available now:

    - Comaduster: Winter Eyes
    - Atiq & EnK: Fear Of The Unknown
    - Disharmony: Room 78
    - Totakeke: Digital Exorcist
    - Undermathic: Indistinct Face
    - r.roo: Mgnovenie
    - Tineidae: Lights
    - v/a: Accretion - Tympanik Audio 5-Year Anniversary
    - Worms Of The Earth: Anagami
    - c.db.sn: ... At The End Of It All Remixed
    - Anklebiter: Raintree
    - Dirk Geiger: Elf Morgen
    - Autoclav1.1: Embark On Departure
    - ESA: Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Pt. 1: Lust
    - Known Rebel: Hollow
    - c.db.sn: ...At The End Of It All
    - Access To Arasaka: Geosynchron
    - Haujobb: New World March - special edition
    - Tapage: Overgrown
    - Integral: The Past Is My Shadow
    - Undermathic: Deleted (1999-2006)
    - v/a: Emerging Organisms vol. 4
    - Erode: Horizon
    - Normotone: Inward Structures
    - Ex_Tension: Desert
    - Haujobb: Dead Market
    - Dirk Geiger: Second Life
    - Anklebiter: Queue
    - Displacer: Night Gallery
    - Access To Arasaka: Orbitus
    - Stendeck: Scintilla


    Forthcoming:

    - ESA: Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Pt. 2: Deceit
    - Comaduster: Hollow Worlds
    - Zinovia: The Gift Of Affliction
    - Autoclav1.1: Portents Call
    - Access To Arasaka / Erode / Dirk Geiger: Reports From The Abyss
    - Tineidae: Shadows
    - r.roo: Innerheaven
  • SALE - 50% OFF ALL CDS / DIGITAL RELEASES - 1 WEEK ONLY

    16 mai 2013, 0h52m par synctank

    SALE!!! 50% OFF ALL CDs and DIGITAL RELEASES - 1 WEEK ONLY.

    Go to http://tympanikaudio.bandcamp.com/ and enter discount code TYMPANIKAUDIO when you add item(s) to your cart.

    Discount applied automatically at the Tympanik mailorder shop: http://www.tympanikaudio.com/order

    As always, thank you for your interest and support.

    Tympanik Audio | Label and Distribution
    www.tympanikaudio.com


    Available now:

    - Atiq & EnK: Fear Of The Unknown
    - Disharmony: Room 78
    - Totakeke: Digital Exorcist
    - Undermathic: Indistinct Face
    - r.roo: Mgnovenie
    - Tineidae: Lights
    - v/a: Accretion - Tympanik Audio 5-Year Anniversary
    - Worms Of The Earth: Anagami
    - c.db.sn: ... At The End Of It All Remixed
    - Anklebiter: Raintree
    - Dirk Geiger: Elf Morgen
    - Autoclav1.1: Embark On Departure
    - ESA: Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Pt. 1: Lust
    - Known Rebel: Hollow
    - c.db.sn: ...At The End Of It All
    - Access To Arasaka: Geosynchron
    - Haujobb: New World March - special edition
    - Tapage: Overgrown
    - Integral: The Past Is My Shadow
    - Undermathic: Deleted (1999-2006)
    - v/a: Emerging Organisms vol. 4
    - Erode: Horizon
    - Normotone: Inward Structures
    - Ex_Tension: Desert
    - Haujobb: Dead Market
    - Dirk Geiger: Second Life
    - Anklebiter: Queue
    - Displacer: Night Gallery
    - Access To Arasaka: Orbitus
    - Stendeck: Scintilla


    Forthcoming:

    - ESA: Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Pt. 2: Deceit
    - Comaduster: Hollow Worlds
    - Zinovia: The Gift Of Affliction
    - Autoclav1.1: Portents Call
    - Access To Arasaka / Erode / Dirk Geiger: Reports From The Abyss
    - Tineidae: Shadows
    - r.roo: Innerheaven
  • New HealeyIsland album out now

    7 mai 2013, 11h06m par HealeyIsland

    "It combines two of my favourite things - a laconic observational lyric ("The End of history is now a shopping mall - selling hairslides and bagels to the underclass") - and a lazy irresistible groove...... squelchy synth stylings make the production instantly memorable - if this gets widely played on the radio it'll instantly become one of those tunes that transport people back to the specific time and era when they first heard it. An instant nostalgia for those good old days of Spring 2013." writing about the track The End of History from the new HealeyIsland album On Ponzi Bridge.

    New HealeyIsland album On Ponzi Bridge is out now on WLM through iTunes, Amazon et al. A Bargain at £5.99. Go on, treat yourself.
    https://itunes.apple.com/gb/artist/healeyisland/id279479264

    "IF THERE'S one electronica album you buy this year I'd make it On Ponzi Bridge by HealeyIsland" writes Lee Trewhela from Devon and Cornwall Media.
  • Atiq & EnK: Fear Of The Unknown (CD/Digital) OUT NOW

    23 avr. 2013, 13h55m par synctank



    Atiq & EnK: Fear Of The Unknown [TA075]

    Tympanik Audio’s 75th CD release is the debut album from Dutch producers Atiq & Enk. Led by heavy wobbly basslines and pulsing synth pads, ‘Fear of the Unknown‘ exhibits a dark yet airy approach to beat-driven electronic music, injecting each song with an unmistakable groove and flow. A steady and cohesive tapestry of expansive beatwork, contorted melodies, and enveloping atmospheres that all seem effortless and natural to these talented new Dutch sound designers. A remarkable and impressive debut, ‘Fear of the Unknown‘ burrows deep into the subconscious and ascends into an unknown inner universe. Do you fear the unknown, or will you embrace it?

    Featuring artwork by shift.

    Atiq & EnK‘s ‘Fear of the Unknown‘ is available now on CD and digital formats from Tympanik Audio.

    More info and sounds:

    http://www.tympanikaudio.com/releases/ta075 (free track download)
    http://www.tympanikaudio.com/artists/atiq-enk
    http://www.tympanikaudio.com/order
    http://tympanikaudio.bandcamp.com/album/fear-of-the-unknown



    As always, thank you for your interest and support.

    Tympanik Audio | Label and Distribution
    www.tympanikaudio.com


    Available now:

    - Atiq & EnK: Fear Of The Unknown
    - Disharmony: Room 78
    - Totakeke: Digital Exorcist
    - Undermathic: Indistinct Face
    - r.roo: Mgnovenie
    - Tineidae: Lights
    - v/a: Accretion - Tympanik Audio 5-Year Anniversary
    - Worms Of The Earth: Anagami
    - c.db.sn: ... At The End Of It All Remixed
    - Anklebiter: Raintree
    - Dirk Geiger: Elf Morgen
    - Autoclav1.1: Embark On Departure
    - ESA: Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Pt. 1: Lust
    - Known Rebel: Hollow
    - c.db.sn: ...At The End Of It All
    - Access To Arasaka: Geosynchron
    - Haujobb: New World March - special edition
    - Tapage: Overgrown
    - Integral: The Past Is My Shadow
    - Undermathic: Deleted (1999-2006)
    - v/a: Emerging Organisms vol. 4
    - Erode: Horizon
    - Normotone: Inward Structures
    - Ex_Tension: Desert
    - Haujobb: Dead Market
    - Dirk Geiger: Second Life
    - Anklebiter: Queue
    - Displacer: Night Gallery
    - Access To Arasaka: Orbitus
    - Stendeck: Scintilla


    Forthcoming:

    - ESA: Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Pt. 2: Deceit
    - Comaduster: Hollow Worlds
    - Zinovia: The Gift Of Affliction
    - Autoclav1.1: Portents Call
    - Access To Arasaka / Erode / Dirk Geiger: Reports From The Abyss
    - Tineidae: Shadows
    - r.roo: Innerheaven
  • New Release: John Williams' THE FURY: LIMITED EDITION (2-CD SET)

    23 mars 2013, 0h58m par wOoDy__

    http://www.lalalandrecords.com/FuryThe.html



    THE FURY: LIMITED EDITION (2-CD SET)

    LIMITED EDITION OF 3500 UNITS


    La-La Land Records, 20th Century Fox and Sony Music are proud to present the expanded and remastered 2-CD reissue of renowned composer John Williams' (JAWS, STAR WARS, SCHINDLER'S LIST, LINCOLN) original motion picture score to the 1978 Twentieth Century Fox supernatural chiller THE FURY, starring Kirk Douglas, John Cassavetes and Amy Irving, and directed by Brian DePalma. One of John Williams' finest scores gets an upgrade from the previous Varese release, with a running time of more than an hour and fifty minutes and improved, stunning sound (especially on Disc 2, the original soundtrack album). Disc One contains the film score and bonus tracks, while Disc 2 houses the reamastered orginal soundtrack album. Produced by Nick Redman and Mike Matessino, produced for Sony Music by Didier C. Deutsch and mastered by Dan Hersch, this special limited edition of 3500 units features exclusive liner notes from film music writer Julie Kirgo. A must for all film music enthusiasts!

    TRACK LISTING:

    DISC ONE

    Main Title 2:06
    Out of the Water :42
    The Train Wreck :39
    Thru the Alley :52
    The Fog Scene 2:36
    Hester's Theme & The House 2:23
    For Gillian 1:51
    Vision on the Stairs 3:41
    Hester Eavesdropping 1:09
    TV Surveillance 1:15
    Gillian's Vision 4:23
    The Conspiracy 1:25
    Coming Down the Stairs 4:32
    Death on a Carousel 2:29
    Gillian's Escape 5:46
    Remembering Robin 2:07
    Before Dinner 1:09
    Approaching the House 2:05
    Lifting Susan 4:29
    The Fall 1:15
    Father Meets Son 4:06
    Gillian's Power 1:41
    End Cast 2:46
    Bonus Tracks:
    Chicago Street (source)* 1:41
    More Bubble Gum (source)* 1:52
    Hold You (source)* 1:50
    I'm Tired (source)* 1:53
    Wild ARPH :26
    ARP ThemeH :42
    Bed SceneH :27
    Calliope Waltz* 1:35
    Calliope Goes Wild /
    Death on a Carousel* 1:57
    DISC ONE TIME: 68:26

    DISC TWO

    Main Title 3:07
    For Gillian 2:37
    Vision on The Stairs 4:03
    Hester's Theme and The House 4:28
    Gillian's Escape 6:11
    The Search for Robin 2:37
    Gillian's Vision 3:56
    Death on the Carousel and End Titles 8:20
    Epilogue 4:37
    Bonus Track:
    Death on the Carousel (original version) 2:47
    DISC TWO TIME: 43:38
    TOTAL TWO-DISC TIME: 1:50:54
    * Previously Unreleased
  • The Human Threshers

    22 mars 2013, 1h36m par VilenessFats

  • New releases by Disharmony and Totakeke

    20 mars 2013, 15h51m par synctank



    Two new releases available now from Tympanik Audio.

    Disharmony: Room 78

    Room 78‘ is the highly-anticipated new album by Slovakian Electro-Industrial duo Disharmony. Tight, crushing beatwork is laced with brooding synth pads, heavy basslines, hints of processed guitars, and echoing vocal samples, all punctuated by razor-sharp vocals. Underestimated and duly accomplished, ‘Room 78‘ shines with mindfulness and depth, aptly incorporating a multitude of electronic music styles with proficient cohesiveness and maturity rarely heard in this age of myopic genre monocultures. Featuring collaborations by ISH and Fractured and artwork by Salt.

    More info and sounds here: http://www.tympanikaudio.com/releases/ta073

    Totakeke: Digital Exorcist

    Totakeke marks 10 years of noise-making with his fifth LP ‘Digital Exorcist‘. A gripping barrage of complex rhythmic noise punctuated by head-nodding, hard-nosed beats, stabbing glitch, and taut synthlines. An intricate torrent of richly-layered sounds that swell and retract, guiding the listener through an intricate universe of twisted and unyielding futuristic clamor. Acute rhythmic noise for discerning aural palates. Mastered by Alexander Dietz (Erode, Heaven Shall Burn) and featuring artwork by shift.

    More info and sounds here: http://www.tympanikaudio.com/releases/ta074

    Both releases available in CD and digital formats.

    Order now via Tympanik Audio Bandcamp and mailorder:

    http://tympanikaudio.bandcamp.com/

    http://www.tympanikaudio.com/order

    As always, thank you for your interest and support.

    Tympanik Audio | Label and Distribution
    www.tympanikaudio.com


    Available now:

    - Disharmony: Room 78
    - Totakeke: Digital Exorcist
    - Undermathic: Indistinct Face
    - r.roo: Mgnovenie
    - Tineidae: Lights
    - v/a: Accretion - Tympanik Audio 5-Year Anniversary
    - Worms Of The Earth: Anagami
    - c.db.sn: ... At The End Of It All Remixed
    - Anklebiter: Raintree
    - Dirk Geiger: Elf Morgen
    - Autoclav1.1: Embark On Departure
    - ESA: Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Pt. 1: Lust
    - Known Rebel: Hollow
    - c.db.sn: ...At The End Of It All
    - Access To Arasaka: Geosynchron
    - Haujobb: New World March - special edition
    - Tapage: Overgrown
    - Integral: The Past Is My Shadow
    - Undermathic: Deleted (1999-2006)
    - v/a: Emerging Organisms vol. 4
    - Erode: Horizon
    - Normotone: Inward Structures
    - Ex_Tension: Desert
    - Haujobb: Dead Market
    - Dirk Geiger: Second Life
    - Anklebiter: Queue
    - Displacer: Night Gallery
    - Access To Arasaka: Orbitus
    - Stendeck: Scintilla


    Forthcoming:

    - Atiq & EnK: Fear Of The Unknown
    - Comaduster: Hollow Worlds
    - ESA: Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Pt. 2: Deceit
    - Access To Arasaka / Erode / Dirk Geiger: Reports From The Abyss
    - Tineidae: Shadows
    - r.roo: Innerheaven
    - Zinovia: The Gift Of Affliction
    - Autoclav1.1: Portents Call
  • Top 10 of 2012 and then some...

    3 mars 2013, 17h59m par spikemobile

    Unfortunately, I was rather busy catching up on discographies of masters such as Slayer, Anthrax, Megadeth, Exodus, Sodom, Tourniquet and some bands Good Charlotte, New Found Glory, Green Day. It took me two months of 2013 to check some of the records, and I can definitely say that 2012 was quite a year music-wise. Here are some of the records that impressed me.

    Top Original Soundtrack
    Kevin Costner & Modern WestFamous for Killing Each Other: Music from and Inspired By Hatfields & Mccoys

    About 4 years ago or so I was surprised to hear Kevin Costner delivering a great sound. This year found him record an original to the miniseries Hatfields & McCoys, where he also starred. Famous for Killing Each Other is more than just a , it’s a story in and of itself.

    Top Tribute Record
    V/A - Chimes of Freedom: Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International

    Now this is a must whether you enjoy the work of Bob Dylan or you couldn’t care less about him. It can’t be denied, though, that his influence upon the music industry as a whole is unquestionable. The beauty of this 4 CD collection is that the music is performed by a great number of famous and not so famous artists from all over the spectrum – from to to to () .

    Top EP
    Maranatha - Incarnate


    Honorable Mentions:
    As I Lay Dying - Awakened
    War Of AgesReturn To Life
    Gideon - Milestone
    Altars - Conclusions
    Becoming the ArchetypeI Am
    The InsyderzThe Sinner’s Songbook
    The ChariotOne Wing
    LeadersNow We Are Free
    From The Eyes Of ServantsChange The World
    Anberlin - Vital

    10
    Demon Hunter - True Defiance

    The truth is my favorite record of DH is their self-titled debut, it was just a angsty Slipknot-influenced . From then on their sound changed to more with much melody to make it listenable and memorable. True Defiance marks the second record without the founding member, Don Clark. And it looks like they found their sound – the perfect blend of aggression and melody sprinkled with not-preachy-but-hopeful-and-yet-in-your-face lyrics.

    9
    The Smashing Pumpkins - Oceania

    Billy Corgan is a legend, that’s all there is to it. Whether you like or not, whatever he lays his hands on it’s stellar, controversial, and worth a listen for the sheer beauty that it sheds with its listeners. Be it his solo more electronic effort or the outing of Zwan or the sounds of The Smashing Pumpkins that saw many grow up under its far-reaching wings. Adore is where I was taken into the fold of Pumpkins. Oceania may not be what many expected, but it is The Smashing Pumpkins even if it’s got Billy Corgan written all over it.

    8
    Matisyahu - Spark Seeker

    This was the record I was both dreaming about when I heard it was coming out and was afraid of at the same time. I was dreaming about getting my hands on it, because Matisyahu left a huge impression on me since the very first tunes of his that I heard. I was afraid because the new record was going to be less and more as was indicated by many factors. This is exactly what I got when Spark Seeker first started playing. I felt the disappointment creeping in, but then I felt lifted on account of catchy melodies and the same honest Matis soul that comes through the lyrics. With this record, although not as “aggressive” as Youth, he definitely reaches a greater audience. More power to ya, Matis!

    7
    Further Seems Forever - Penny Black

    Another long-anticipated reunion that many thought would not be possible. FSF is a band that could boast three awesome records each with a different frontman. The amazing part about each of the records is that each of the releases was stellar in its own way. Penny Black marks the return of the original vocalist Chris Carabba known also for his work in Dashboard Confessional. Even though, the production suffers a little, but the chemistry between the original members of FSF cannot be denied. It is a great comeback, and let us hope this won’t be the last we’ll see of them.

    6
    Flatfoot 56 - Toil

    I’d listened to all records of F56 and although I had enjoyed each of the pieces, I’d say this is the most cohesive outing of theirs and it deserves a top-ten position. It is catchy and it ain’t just all the way, it’s got beautiful melody going as well and this is what makes the record contagious. And a tune “I’Ll Fly Away” is a great incentive!

    5
    P.O.D. - Murdered Love

    Well, where do I start with these crowd-favorites? I still remember that HM issue with four alternative covers featuring each P.O.D. member. In September of 2001 the world saw the release of Satellite. And since then – although they reached the rockstar status – it seems like they couldn’t find their sound again. There were changes in the line-up and then there was the return to the original fourpiece line up. Murdered Love sounds like a logical progression of Satellite. Honestly speaking, I’d call this record (with one obvious setback – “Bad Boy”) their most mature and theologically sound record to date (especially the title track and the closer, “I Am.”)

    4
    Tourniquet - Antiseptic Bloodbath

    The last record of these monsters of led by a true drum (and not only) legend known as Ted Kirkpatrick was years and years ago. Honestly, their Where Moth and Rust Destroy
    left me wanting. It felt as though the record prior to that, Microscopic View Of A Telescopic Realm,
    was exactly where needed to be. Now, 10+ years later, they revisit the same musicianship and the same songwriting with this stellar piece – Antiseptic Bloodbath.

    3
    Worthwhile - Carry On Kid

    Another surprise in my top ten is a (at times bordering on some sensibilities) offered by a Bay Area, CA bunch known as Worthwhile. Their Carry On Kid is exactly what a youthful vigor demands – fast and raw and yet melodic and emotional. Give it a listen if you enjoy Comeback Kid, It Prevails, Hundredth.

    2
    The O.C. Supertones - For the Glory

    When I found out The O.C. Supertones were disbanding back in 2005 (which by that time was not actually what it used to be back in the 90s) I was devastated. For the Glory hits exactly where their previous records left off with the only exception – this is a more mature record than any of their efforts from the years past. Don’t be fooled, though, this is still , but it’s a mature version of it. Mojo and the Tones know exactly what they’re doing!

    1
    Being As An Ocean - Dear G-D

    I remember when I first listened to Defeater’s stellar EP from several years ago. It was the I had always wanted to hear – angst, passion, bleeding emotions (without becoming -tinged in any way). Now take the Defeater’s approach and blend it with the spoken-word kind of approach of La Dispute, and this is where Being As An Ocean hits. It does so for me with its soaring melodies, honest lyrics and deep convictions. Dear G-D is the record to pick up if you haven’t yet.
  • New CD releases by Undermathic, Tineidae, and r.roo

    19 fév. 2013, 15h59m par synctank



    Tympanik Audio presents our first CD releases of 2013:

    Polish composer Undermathic returns with his 3rd studio album ‘Indistinct Face‘. Like a rush of blood to the head, Undermathic unleashes epic waves of lush strings and cordial atmospheres accentuated by seductive melodies and a carefully-balanced tapestry of beats. Emotionally-charged and undeniably captivating. Available on CD and digital formats here: http://www.tympanikaudio.com/releases/ta072

    Also available for the first time on CD: Tineidae‘s celebrated debut ‘Lights‘ and r.roo‘s critically-acclaimed album ‘mgnovenie‘. Experience Tineidae‘s dreamy excursion of futuristic beats, brooding synthlines, stark melodies, and r.roo‘s soulful piano movements, twitchy violin, meticulous beats, and glitchy misfires. Both ‘Lights‘ and ‘mgnovenie‘ are available on CD and digital formats.

    Order now via Tympanik Audio Bandcamp and mailorder:

    http://tympanikaudio.bandcamp.com/

    http://www.tympanikaudio.com/order

    As always, thank you for your interest and support.

    Tympanik Audio | Label and Distribution
    www.tympanikaudio.com


    Available now:

    - Undermathic: Indistinct Face
    - r.roo: Mgnovenie
    - Tineidae: Lights
    - v/a: Accretion - Tympanik Audio 5-Year Anniversary
    - Worms Of The Earth: Anagami
    - c.db.sn: ... At The End Of It All Remixed
    - Anklebiter: Raintree
    - Dirk Geiger: Elf Morgen
    - Autoclav1.1: Embark On Departure
    - ESA: Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Pt. 1: Lust
    - Known Rebel: Hollow
    - c.db.sn: ...At The End Of It All
    - Access To Arasaka: Geosynchron
    - Haujobb: New World March - special edition
    - Tapage: Overgrown
    - Integral: The Past Is My Shadow
    - Undermathic: Deleted (1999-2006)
    - v/a: Emerging Organisms vol. 4
    - Erode: Horizon
    - Normotone: Inward Structures
    - Ex_Tension: Desert
    - Haujobb: Dead Market
    - Dirk Geiger: Second Life
    - Anklebiter: Queue
    - Displacer: Night Gallery
    - Access To Arasaka: Orbitus
    - Stendeck: Scintilla


    Forthcoming:

    - Disharmony: Room 78
    - Totakeke: Digital Exorcist
    - Atiq & EnK: Fear Of The Unknown
    - Comaduster: Hollow Worlds
    - ESA: Themes Of Carnal Empowerment Pt. 2: Deceit
    - Access To Arasaka / Erode / Dirk Geiger: Reports From The Abyss
    - Tineidae: Shadows
    - r.roo: Innerheaven
    - Zinovia: The Gift Of Affliction
    - Autoclav1.1: Portents Call