DNT045 - Sasqrotch/Yuko Chino split cassette $6ppd US/Canada $11ppd International
After countless outings practicing unsafe hesh, the mighty Sqrotchers have finally been burned by the evil loins of love. They have been infected with cruel, punishing, unforgiving Genre-rhea... Performed in burkas, recorded live at the smell 8-5-08. Flipside is Yuko Chino. Bedroom black metal at it's met-lest! Current Sasqrotch bassist/guitar danny no/fi brings you Filosofem era Burzum meets Khanate & Burning Witch for a night out on the town with Shellac's drum kit sans corpse paint & cut off jean jacket. I wish I had one of those... Art/design/layout & mastered by Danny No/Fi in an edition of 100 pro-dubbed cassettes.
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DNT044 - Pipeline Alpha "Darking Lights of Mazil" cassette $6ppd US/Canada $11ppd International
Dark chills from Germany's Marcel Seeck aka Pipeline Alpha. Who has been under the radar for a few years now, with past releases on the Ruralfaune label and his own label Amid the Waves and here is his American debut. A forgotten dream of an archaic astral bardo. Boggy whisperings like an unfurled book of spells embeds you. Edition of 55 pro-dubbed cassettes with spraypainted/stenciled cases. 45 48 wave 616
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DNT043 - Uneven Universe "Nightcrawler Walls" cassette $6ppd US/Canada $11ppd International
Dan (Haunted Castle/Body Morph) and Holly acquired saxes awhile back and things haven't been the same since. Dank basement sax murk collides with bleak tape howls. Hand-numbered edition of 100 pro-dubbed ivory cassettes with skeleton imprinting. Cover artwork by Macklin Vietor.
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DNT016 - Deaf/Deaf cassette $5ppd US/Canada $10ppd International
Originally intended for a Deaf Deaf/Silver Daggers split 10", but then SD broke up and the unused Deaf Deaf songs just sat there. So now they finally see the light of day, on this cassette, plus some bonus live tracks to round it out. Deaf Deaf are from Australia and play an interpretation of no wave/goth. Micro-edition blue C10 with cut up xerox art/insert.

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