Label Description: “Celebrating 40 years in underground music, “The Bridge” is a collection bridging my cassette culture years, with Magic Moments At Twilight Time and Ehrlich Bullet, to my digital era project, Magic Bullet, and on to the bridge of my radioshow’s starship, the WSS Boobyprise (Consolation Class).”
– Mick Magic
Includes bonus items: The Bridge” – The official 40th anniversary album guide (PDF format booklet, 24 pages) “The Second World Chronicles” by Sati Varg (PDF format book, 244 pages, the ‘lost time journal’ from the 2016 Magic Moments At Twilight Time 30th anniversary online event, “Down The Rabbit Hole”)
Concept, Mix, Mastering – Mick Magic Also see individual track notes for further details. “Radioshow To The Stars” Pts. 1-8 recorded aboard the WSS Boobyprise (Consolation Class), June 2026
Cover Art includes elements originally drawn by: Kate Twilight: Ford Escortron and Magic Moments band picture Kevin Trundley: The WSS Boobyprise and Magic Bullet band picture Thayen Rich: The Starship Psychotron, with party going on Iaino Davies: Ehrlich Bullet logo and band picture Design and Layout by Mick Magic. www.mickmagic.net
Label Description: Estonian producer TigerMort joins Body Musick with ‘Trip To Vatican’ EP, a hard stomper 4 tracker of bass electronics and industrial electro.
Label Description: Sky Burial marks its twentieth year in 2026 with the release of “Shadow and Shroud,” the project’s first recording built entirely around rhythm-based material. The eleven tracks coalesce euphoria and angst, forming a dichotomous tenet of ritual praxis for liberation from the binds imposed by the self, society, and state; a return to an actuality where life’s cadence is the totality of existence.
Recorded, Aborted, Reanimated 2006-2026 Mastered by Chris Leamy Original artwork by Matthew Blodgett
Last year @eiii.music.eiii released Refractions via Opal — seven pieces of sparse, electro-acoustic tension shaped from low-end pressure, restrained harmonic movement and moments of near-collapse. The record carried a quiet intensity that placed EIII somewhere between the austerity of Panasonic and the physical force of Emptyset, while remaining entirely its own. It later received Electronic Album of the Year at Latvia’s Golden Microphone Awards.
Now, almost exactly a year later, Emanations arrives.
Where Refractions felt sealed and monolithic, these new pieces seem more exposed. Rhythms surface and disappear, tones bloom slowly through the static, and small harmonic shifts carry an unexpected emotional weight. The music remains minimal, but nothing feels empty — every sound lands with purpose, suspended somewhere between restraint and impact.
Limited and handcrafted, the wooden box houses five professionally manufactured cassettes and stands as a tribute to one of the most distinctive and uncompromising projects in the Nordic dark ambient scene.