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Aderlating – Hell Follows
One has to wonder if composers from the classical period were alive, what exactly would they be doing? If they were born in the modern era, where would they be today? What kind of music would they be making? Avoid things of the popular, its analogies are fruitless, because in spite of what that music […]
Black Plagve Productions \ covered in filth and waste and all forms of wonderful excrement \ dark industrial \ Malignant Recordings \ noise \ Sewer Goddess
Sewer Goddess – Painlust
If you were one of the five people who was paying attention on our Facebook page today, apparently saying the word ‘girl’ anywhere near the word ‘noise’ incites a mental riot inside those who think you’re making some trite comment about ‘girl noise’. First off, we weren’t. Second off, we know exactly what said user […]
Black Plagve Productions \ dark ambient \ death industrial \ Isolator \ Justin Stubbs \ misery beyond misery \ ritualistic ambient \ The Nothing
Isolator – Culture & Principal of Anti-Human Exaltation
Loneliness, crushing loneliness. If you’re not feeling that right now, stop right here, go no further. For this is the kind of thing you can experience in only one context; in the middle of wretched solitude. No feeling, numb, cold, and in complete darkness. Without these elements you’ll completely misunderstand everything about this album. There […]
Black Plagve Productions \ death industrial \ Malignant Records \ noise \ power electronics \ ritualistic to the extent that you shall no longer remember being alive \ T.O.M.B.
T.O.M.B. – Third Wave Holocaust
At first we were stoked that another label was doing something like this, but it turns out Malignant Records pulled a fast one on us, because Black Plagve productions is actually a sister label, maybe sublabel if you prefer, with more of a focus on death industrial, noise, and power electronics instead of the dark […]
