New releases from Current 93, Nurse with Wound, Depeche Mode, Siouxsie, Rajna, Thisco, Middle Pillar, Vivo Records, Hymen Records and Ad Noiseam.

1. Durtro announces further Current 93 releases: Black Ships Ate The Sky vinyl 2LP, Black Ships Eat The Sky ‘alternative versions’ CD, ‘Inerrant Rays of Infallible Sun’ CD by Om & Current 93,
2. Jnana Records reissues a classic Nurse With Wound album: ‘An Awkward Pause’ from 1999. This 2 CD set is released in a deluxe 6 panel digifile and adds a second disc of all previously unreleased tracks.
3. Coming in November: a new compilation by Depeche Mode which will be available in both CD and DVD formats. The ‘best of’ will include the new song “Martyr”, to be released as a single on October 30th.
4. Siouxsie has signed a new deal with Universal Records’ new imprint, W14. Siouxsie is now busy writing new material for the new record to be released next year. She will begin recording later this year.
5. Holy Records presents a new Rajna album in special packaging and including a videoclip. Otherwise continues Rajna’s “sonic exploration and otherworldly incursions into the realms of dreams and ethereal sounds”.
6. Out on Thisco is the mcd Shape your shade, with Spies remixing/re-arranging Von Magnet tracks. Expected is the spoken word cd compilation “Antibothis”, featuring Jarboe, Christophe Demarthe (Clair Obscur) and others.
7. Middle Pillar presents The Shadow Haunted-Outside by The Unquiet Void. On this new ritualistic, dark ambient cd, Jason Wallach continues his exploration of HP Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos.
8. Vivo Records presents:
   The Magic Carpathians & Lechistan’s Electric Chair - Mirrors CD
   Musica Transonic - XYOSFBIGKOU CD
9. A new cd on Hymen Records: Mad EP’s first full-length Not afraid of Spiders, described by the label as a “fresh, unique, contemporary work of art”.
10. Out on Ad Noiseam: Dark Meadows by Wilt. “Their first as a band, with the electronic experimentation being combined with acoustic walls of bass and noise.”

Author: HD. Published on: Monday, September 25th, 2006.
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