Label Description: Aduanten, the melodic death metal project featuring members of Obsequiae, Vex, Panopticon, and Horrendous, unleashes its full power on the new album, ‘Apocryphal Verse.’ Combining ferocious, intricate riffs with a profound sense of sorrow and hopelessness, Aduanten crafts a sound that is both aggressive and beautifully melancholic. This is melodic death metal at its most potent and atmospheric. As a bonus, all CD and vinyl purchases will also include the band’s acclaimed debut EP, ‘Sullen Cadence,’ as bonus tracks. For fans of Dissection, Eucharist, Sacramentum, and Obsequiae.
Continuing with the melodious gloom of their debut album, Scythe of Our Errors, Skaldr beckons from the darkness once more with their sophomore record, Saṃsṛ. A thematic observation of loss, devastation, and change, Saṃsṛ observes the ways in which death and life, formation and demise, are an inextricable cycle – providing an endless and inevitable means to the continuity of each in turn.
A group of space-faring scavengers are navigating a remote region of the galaxy when the ship’s sensors alert them to an unidentified object looming in the distance.
“Sensors detect a massive freighter up ahead. Looks like it was powered down and abandoned out here. Its callsign is coming through as “Tartarus,” but there’s no other data available (manifest, origin, destination). I’m sure we could salvage some useful scrap from it—let’s dock and check it out.”
Although the ghost ship appears to be empty, the crew quickly discovers that they’re not alone…and a simple salvage mission becomes a desperate fight for survival.
Inspired by media like Dead Space and Alien, Tartarus is an atmospheric and immersive dark ambient, sci-fi horror/suspense experience.
Several pieces from this album previously appeared in other contexts: – “Promise & Peril” and “Insomnia” were released as singles in early 2023. At the time, I had no plans to use them on anything else, but as Tartarus started to take shape, I realized both of these tracks were perfect for it. – “No One Is Going To Save Us” previously appeared on the “Passed Away” compilation, from Passed Recordings, in 2022 (passedrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/passed-away-2) – “Entropy” previously appeared on “Heavy for the Hollers” a compilation benefiting hurricane relief efforts in North Carolina following Hurricane Helene (liminaldreadproductions.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-for-the-hollers)
Recorded February 2025 by Iván Ferro @ Kollapse Studio, Lugo. Mixed and mastered by Anthony Burke Released by The Coming Strife (12″ vinyl) and Cruzade Records (CD)
Vocals – Anxo Bass – Joey Drums – Julio Guitar – Gil Guitar – Pablo
Re:Mission Entertainment is proud to announce SILENCE, MELT AND MOURN, the new album from Dead Voices on Air, arriving October 31st, 2025. Created during preparations for a US tour, the album features new material alongside reimagined versions of songs from across Mark Spybey’s career. The live set will include selections originally released by Download, Beehatch, DVOA, and other collaborative projects. Working with Nathan Jamiel of The Drood and longtime friend Stephen Weatherall, Spybey approached the process by writing new music and revisiting older work with fresh arrangements and a renewed focus on vocals and song structure. SILENCE, MELT AND MOURN is a reflection of that journey, built on collaboration, reinvention, and respect for the creative voices that shaped it.
All music produced by: Nathan Jamiel, Mark Spybey and Stephen Weatherall
Nathan Jamiel – Guitar, Bass, Synthesizers, Keyboards, Vocals Mark Spybey – Drums, Keyboards, Vocals, Trumpet, Toys Stephen Weatherall – Bass, Vocals Mark Sanderson – Synthesizer, Baritone Ukelele (2,5) All lyrics by Nathan Jamiel and Mark Spybey
Mastered by Mark Pistel Art by Mark Spybey, layout by David Babbitt With thanks to Wes Turner and scott crow
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Dedicated to Vince Wald (1976-2024) and Daniel Doss
The transcontinental collaboration between Uganda’s Swordman Kitala and UK’s Soft-Bodied Humans continues. Following EPs on Brighton’s Phantom Limb label as well as a track on the SBH collaborative LP ‘Kaijupop’ on Turin’s Gang Of Ducks, the pair present here a set of tracks that originally tore up dance floors on their UK and EU tour.
The sound achieved on this EP combines UK-Caribbean influences like grime and dancehall dub with East Africa’s new wave of hard industrial sounding mutant dance music as heard on labels like Hakuna Kulala and Nyege Tapes. Honed and tested in front of lively tour audiences, the resulting EP is a consistently energetic set of dancefloor tracks that are both irresistibly anthemic and dramatic.
Swordman Kitala first made waves in the UK with the release of his ‘Kimbalagaga EP’ collaboration with Blip Discs, an innovative and infectiously dancey set that was promptly championed by the likes of The Chemical Brothers. He has since released on Village Cuts, Hakuna Kulala, Blue Tapes and guested on our own Fisty Kendal LP ‘Price Match!’ on Third Kind Records.
David McNamee is big chief and curator of the eternally adventurous Blue Tapes label, and producer of global dancefloor banger collaborations as Soft-Bodied Humans.
I dedicate this one to everyone who’s living hellish times at the moment and can’t do much about it because of the higher powers ruling upon them or the system pushing them. To the depressed, to the suicidal, to all who struggle to find correspondence in this world. You’re not alone. Enjoy the hell ride!
Recorded in the demonic city of Medellin Tracks & artwork by Faunes Efe Special thanks to The Engraver for technical guidance in the artwork making process
Label Description: Once again, the Swedish-German project invites their listeners into its musical world, intricately woven from subtle melodies, warm, delicate drone structures, and the sounds of exotic instruments, over which hangs an aura of the extraordinary, shimmering with particles of light, bathed in summer sunlight, evoking fragrances from the farthest corners of the globe. Once again, MOLJEBKA PVLSE recorded the material with a four-member lineup. “An Expression of a Poetry That Was Lost” comprises two longer compositions, where, alongside electronics, we hear live instruments, and darker moments give way to exotic sounds, reflective melodies, and a fleeting aura of mystery. This is the next release showing that this band still has much to say… The album is available in two formats: CD and LP.
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