DIS*KA Dis*ka Presents: C 2064 (Dis*ka) cd 16.98
Incredibly cheesy and fun comp out of Munich that gleefully covers all sorts of '80s and '90s hits using Commodore 64 Atari gamesounds as its only instrument. Now this is what I *wish* I could have listened to while playing Frogger back in the day. 8-bit hilarity, in the form of "Always on My Mind", "Blue Monday", "Enola Gay", "Venus", "Mission Impossible", "Smells Like Teen Spirit", "Chariots of Fire", "Sheena is a Punk Rocker", the theme to Beverly Hills Cop, etc. This is the first time on disc for this previously LP-only release, and the disc has several bonus tracks that aren't on the vinyl. Comes in a clear jewel case, no cover art; the disc itself bears the info and looks good. A novelty purchase, for sure, but lots of fun.
RealAudio clip: "Smells Like Teen Spirit"
RealAudio clip: "Venus"

DIS*KA Dis*ka Presents: C 2064 (Dis*ka) lp 13.98
Incredibly cheesy and fun comp out of Munich that gleefully covers all sorts of '80s and '90s hits using Commodore 64 Atari gamesounds as its only instrument. Now this is what I *wish* I could have listened to while playing Frogger back in the day. 8-bit hilarity, in the form of "Always on My Mind", "Blue Monday", "Enola Gay", "Venus", "Mission Impossible", "Smells Like Teen Spirit", "Chariots of Fire", "Sheena is a Punk Rocker", the theme to Beverly Hills Cop, etc. This is the first time on disc for this previously LP-only release, and the disc has several bonus tracks that aren't on the vinyl. Comes in a clear jewel case, no cover art; the disc itself bears the info and looks good. A novelty purchase, for sure, but lots of fun.

DISAPPEARER s/t (Trash Art!) cd 9.98
Another batch of slow burn, churning doom drenched epic metal, steeped in convoluted math rock and blissed out post rock. You know what we're talking about. Disappearer fall WAY on the heavier end of that spectrum, with massive downtuned guitars, pummeling drums, soaring psychedelic leads and guitar harmonies, a gloriously lurching monstrous groove, loping and hypnotic, huge sweeping waves of melancholic post doom rock bliss, cymbals explode and sizzle all over the proceedings like acid rain, the bass grinds and throbs, pushing everything along like some ominous black tide, and the guitars, shit, this is all about the guitars, thick layered walls of drop-d sludge, long lazy drifts of glistening guitar minimalism, stuttery stretches of crumbling chug, swirling tangled tendrils of muted melody, all matched push for shove by the drums, sometimes a crushing caveman pound, sometimes a simple shuffling plod, other times an impossibly convoluted tribal freakout. If you still need some comparisons, Neurosis, Mouth Of The Architect, Tides, Conifer, Isis, that sort of thing, but Disappearer are all instrumental, and thus have a much more abstract and droney brooding vibe, like any one of those bands, jamming afterhours, not really playing songs, or a show, just slowly carving huge swaths of monumental heaviness under the cloak of darkness.
MPEG Stream: "Crownfire"
MPEG Stream: "Rust / Dust"

DISC (Vinyl Communications) 2cd 13.98
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What a concept, two discs of skipping cd sounds (literally). Masterminded by Jay Lesser, Kid 606 and Matmos. Oval/Autechre/broken cd player fans can rejoice. Interesting clear packaging, with each cd differentiated only by a bar code. Each is the same length and starts with the same sounds, for maximum confusion.

DISCO OPERATING SYSTEM Compact Disc Digital Audio (RSI) cd-r 7.98
RSI is another UK label trafficking in difficult and totally original electronic music (like countrymates Fflint Central). It's a shame that they only make cd-rs. I find it hard to believe they wouldn't be able to sell 1000 cds, but it hardly makes a difference, because this stuff is so good.
The beginning of the opening track is a bit misleading, with what sounds like the gentle shimmering of Tibetan bells, but they slowly distort until POW! A crunching ear-shredding sort-of-electro/sort-of-jungle MONSTER BEAT kicks in. And while within these 5 tracks, DOS takes the occasional breather, with bleeping and blipping, squiggly electronic squeals and tranquil burbling, it's all about the beat, which resurfaces a couple more times to pound your skull and rattle the rafters.
RealAudio clip: "Alan Rothwell"
RealAudio clip: "Def.Arr"

DISCO OPERATING SYSTEM Ultrasonic Bath (Lotta Continua) cd 9.98

DISCO OPERATING SYSTEM You Don't Have To Work To Be Mad Here (RSI) cd 11.98
We introduced you to RSI a while ago, another UK label trafficking in difficult and totally original electronic music (like countrymates Fflint Central). And we were lamenting the fact that all these cool labels were only making cd-rs. Well, finally here it is. A cd without the 'r'. Record number two from the UK's Disco Operating System (DOS, get it?). Much more serene and sedate than their debut, but that in no way means less intersting. Think Boards Of Canada doing electro. More spare and spartan and less syrupy and hazy. Wildly panned stutters and hiccups careen from ear to ear as simple beats dot a soundscape of gurgles and bass thumps. Warm dreamy blurred electronics wrapped around simple bleeping melodies. Later on in the record, things get a little bit wilder with high pitched sine waves, bursts of electronic skree and pseudo industrial thrum. But the sound doesn't stray far from warm and buzzy wide-open-spaces, dreamy and surreal humming stutter-scapes of blissed out electronica. Really really nice.
RealAudio clip: "Grand Parade"
RealAudio clip: "Binatone Grandstand"
RealAudio clip: "Flutie Loop"
RealAudio clip: "Because Children Are Matter"

DISCORDANCE AXIS 2. Perfect Collection. Jouhou (Hydra Head) cd 14.98
Another reissue of crucial stuff by these grindcore heroes, Hydrahead making it possible now for your entire Discordance Axis cd collection to be all uniformly packaged in DVD-style cases. And they do look spiffy. Inside this one you'll find a big ol' booklet of lyrics and detailed commentary, along with a 31-track cd of killer grind: DA's second album Jouhou from 1997 plus their sides of splits with Melt Banana (for whom DA's drum god Dave Witte later played) and Plutocracy, and a live, improvised track from their final show in Tokyo in '98.
If you already have the Jouhou cd released a few years ago in the regular jewel case, you've got all the same tracks. But the booklet here is expanded and redesigned and of course now it matches the packaging of your The Inalienable Dreamless and Original Sound Version 1992-1995 disc. What? You like grind and you don't have those? Well any or all would be good places to start.
MPEG Stream: "Vertigo Index"
MPEG Stream: "Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said"

DISCORDANCE AXIS Original Sound Version 1992-1995 (Hydra Head) cd 14.98
You wanna know what we mean when we talk about "grind"? This band could be the dictionary definition of grindcore. Not 'cause they're the most typical or generic, but rather because they're an exemplary grindcore band in so many respects. They'll certainly give you a good idea of grind: short, sharp, stop start songs with screamy grrrrrrr vocals, angular metallic riffs, and insane drumming (on most of the material here, by the godlike Dave Witte, ex-Human Remains, also of Burnt By The Sun and Melt-Banana). A political lyrical stance is also part of the equation, although these guys are also obsessed with information theory and Japan-fandom (the culture, not the band).
This disc is a "perfect edit" reissued collection of stuff from this NJ "ninja grindcore" unit. Their first album Ulterior, live stuff, unreleased recordings (their first rehearsal!), tracks from split releases and comps and singles...approximately one gazillion tracks total, including sometimes multiple versions of the same song, like any good grindcore discographical release. All packaged in a DVD case, like their masterpiece Inalienable Dreamless, which allows for a big thick booklet of lyrics, art, and commentary. The self-deprecating liner notes are revealing and funny, great reading for fans, for example:
"Our policy has always been if anyone likes any of our slow parts, we make them shorter or cut them entirely" and "The title track and yowza is it lame". The booklet is great, but it's the disc that (at proper volume) will really get your attention. It's a grind cornucopia, lurching from blasting beatdowns to quirky noise to almost-post-rock, even including a cover of Black Flag's "Gimme Gimme Gimme". Essential for anyone who is or wants to be grind-savvy.
MPEG Stream: "Hyenosis"
MPEG Stream: "My Neighbor Totoro"
MPEG Stream: "Lathe"

DISCORDANCE AXIS Our Last Day (Hydra Head) cd 11.98
Arguably the greatest grind band ever! Meaning you could argue they weren't, but you would be dead wrong and would summarily lose any argument to the contrary. DA combined impossibly complex composition, with furiously blurred execution, all held together by some of the most creative, innovative and cryptic design we've seen in ages, -especially- from a grind or metal band! They added a hyper intellectual slant to an already politically charged scene, forgoing all the gore and guts and stuff in lieu of, well, ART. The breakup of Discordance Axis was a blow to metal and grindcore freaks worldwide and as always with things like that, rumors started circulating about a lost, unreleased DA record. Well, the rumors were partially true. Two songs, recorded but unreleased did in fact exist, and are finally getting released with loads of extra stuff, in that immediately recognizable Hydra Head / Discordance Axis oversized DVD style packaging. So the good news: the two new songs are AMAZING, fucked up and brutal, dizzyingly and impossibly dense and intricate. The bad news: the two new tracks clock in at a total time of 1:42. But thankfully DA manage to pack in about a jillion changes and parts into that minute and a half.
So then there's the extra bonus material on this here DA 'single'. First you've got ten tracks credited to 'Cide Project' which could be a real band but is probably more likely one of the DA guys fucking around on his computer. That said, these tracks are SO AWESOME, fully rendered MIDI versions of all your favorite DA tracks. Fuzzy computer synths and chaotic drum programming turn these grind classics into buzzing, fuzzed out midi blurs. Like a grindcore Anton Maiden! Then there's a bunch of bands covering their favorite DA tracks, Gate, Mortalized, Noiseear, none of whom we've heard of but who all offer up appropriately thrashing grinding tribute. Then there's Melt Banana's cover, which turns the DA original into a minute of bizarre skronky, bleeping blooping grindpop. Also included is the full version of Merzbow's interpretation of DA's The Inalienable Dreamless, an insanely chaotic mix of Japanoise, spacerock skree, and about a million skipping Discordance Axis cds. And finally, to finish things off, the first song from DA vocalist Jon Chang's new outfit Gridlink, a dense shrieking exercise in turbulent, super spastic grind! Now we can all anxiously await the forthcoming War Chalking record, featuring members of Discordance Axis, Human Remains and Burnt By The Sun (counting some folks twice or thrice!). Yowza!
MPEG Stream: "Sega Bass Fishing"
MPEG Stream: "Flow My Tears..."
MPEG Stream: "Information Sniper"
MPEG Stream: "Ulterior (Melt Banana Version)"

DISCORDANCE AXIS Pikadourei (Hydra Head) dvd 14.98
Anyone who heard Discordance Axis's last full length, The Inalienable Dreamless, knows that they weren't your average grind band. They were heavy and complex and intelligent, with thoughtful lyrics and an amazing design sense. They just seemed to do everything better than their fellow grinders. Unlcear why they decided to call it quits but they did and left us wanting more. So the more they've given us is this live document of their last Japanese tour. And it's as challenging as their records. Edited in a way that parallels their ultra jagged and complex songs, with seizure-inducing jump cuts, freeze frames, distortion, pixelization and all sorts of other effects passing by in a flash. Exhausting and exhilarating. Also included is their 'proper' video which is edited in a similar fashion, except it utilises television style inconsistencies to make their video look like a mix between scrambled porn and a bootleg live video. Extras include a discography, photos, artwork, and even tablature!!

DISCORDANCE AXIS The Inalienable Dreamless (Hydra Head) cd 12.98
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Yeah, I know we listed this last time, but it sort of got short shrift, especially seeing as this record, and this band are the absolute masters of technical grind, and have taken their chosen form and stretched it farther then anyone could have imagined, creating something furious and brutal and violent and frightening, but absolutley stunning at the same time. And stunning in ways other than musical, which is remarkable for a genre that often shuns the avant garde, or doesn't understand it. The cd comes housed in a DVD box, allowing for more artwork, and the gorgeous minimal cover art certainly benefits. The cover and the booklet, continue the DA tradition of hyper minimalism, obfuscated text, and a wicked eye for design. Sleek and smooth, warm, and slightly sinister. And that subtlety bleeds into the sound as well. You would think that a 17 song, 24 minute cd would be short on subtlety and long on bombast, and maybe you'd be half right. DA temper their lightning speed metalcore bombast with, complex song structures, a breathtaking technical prowess, and fleeting moments of dark ambience, classic metal riffing, and face melting noise. This is about as close to perfection, both visually and sonically, as any grindcore/metalcore I have ever heard or seen. Seriously.
RealAudio clip: "Castration Ritz"
RealAudio clip: "Oratorio In Grey"
RealAudio clip: "Compiling Autumn"

DISEMBOWELMENT Discography (Relapse) 2cd 14.98
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Since it first came out, we've been selling the limited mailorder triple cd version of this amazing collection, everything every recorded by Australian doomcrust experimentalists diSEMBOWELMENT. The 3cd version finally just went out of print, so we now have the slightly cheaper 2cd version for folks who might have missed out. And while the third disc was pretty cool, packed with alternate versions, even without it, this two disc set is a mindblower. Heavy and freaked out and utterly brilliant.
Just the sight of that immediately recognizable underlined, lower case 'd' logo sends shivers up our spine. Some of you already know exactly what we're talking about, and just reading this far has probably got you all in a tizzy as well. For those of you who are new to the lower case 'd', prepare yourself for diSEMBOWELMENT!! Even the name, replete with mandatory case change, conjures up all sorts of bleak lifeforce snuffing, soul crushing sensations, at least for fans of mysterious otherworldly doom and bizarre slow motion grind!!
diSEMBOWELMENT were but a brief flash in the underground doom metal scene, existing for a scant three years in the early nineties, but in that time, they recorded one of the all time classic HEAVY records ever, Transcendence Into The Peripheral. A mind blowing record that somehow melded extreme brutality with delicate beauty, a record that totally changed the way some of us listened to heavy music. Referring to the music of diSEMBOWELMENT as doom might give folks the wrong impression. This is not regular old doom like Black Sabbath or My Dying Bride, it's not even funereal doom like Skepticism or Esoteric, although it definitely spends most of its time a lot closer to the slow motion sludge end of the spectrum. diSEMBOWELMENT most definitely inhabit their own unique sonic space. It's slow, sure, but not always, bursts of pounding blast beats will erupt from a bleak tranquil soundscape, guttural inhuman grunts, machine like percussion, buzzing riffs, all intertwined into a blazing near-death metal onslaught, but it's not long before big reverb drenched guitar melodies begin to fall like some sort of black rain, the metallic pummel sort of stumbling to a seasick lumber, turning the whole thing into a creepy crawl, lurching, plodding, downtuned guitars and spare, simple rhythms, a crushing slow motion dirge, with haunting atonal clean guitar parts and moaning melodies. And even during these vast expanses of atmospheric tranquility, you can never rule out sudden blast beat, or a throat shredding vocal part, or a sudden crushing riff. The magic of diSEMBOWELMENT though is that somehow the metallic crush and the melancholic ambience are perfectly balanced. The whole thing is a dark and depressive, minor key and mournful masterpiece. But it's all so fucking heavy! Even the not-so-heavy parts manage to sound completely massive and totally crushing! So intense and emotional and just absolutely beautiful. Yep, beautiful. Lovely even. Like few records we can remember, and certainly one of the only records this heavy and brutal that manages to be absolutely beautiful. Sonically it's a bit like Napalm Death's Scum, and Carcass's Reek of Putrefaction, that classic Earache sound, a bit lo-fi, lots of reverb, big drums, buzzing guitars, all boiled down into a viscous blackened sludge, sprinkled throughout with brief melodic flares and occasional glistening guitars, like rays of sunlight just barely penetrating the suffocating atmosphere of thick low hanging riffs and bleak, brutal ambience.
Disc one contains all of Transcendence Into the Peripheral, and hell, we would have been happy with just that, a long overdue reissue of one of our all time favorite discs. But disc two contains the quite rare Dusk ep, as well as a rare compilation track and the five track Mourning September demo, all of it suitably genius!
Obviously totally and completely essential. The 2cd version is packaged in a cool embossed double digipak, with a booklet of photos and liner notes, including lyrics and a history of the band from drummer Paul Mazziotta.
MPEG Stream: "The Tree Of Life And Death"
MPEG Stream: "Your Prophetic Throne Of Ivory"
MPEG Stream: "Cerulian Transience Of All My Imagined Shores"

DISEMBOWELMENT Discography (Relapse) 3cd 23.00
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Just the sight of that immediately recognizable underlined, lower case 'd' logo sends shivers up our spine. Some of you already know exactly what we're talking about, and just reading this far has probably got you all in a tizzy as well. For those of you who are new to the lower case 'd', prepare yourself for diSEMBOWELMENT!! Even the name, replete with mandatory case change, conjures up all sorts of bleak lifeforce snuffing, soul crushing sensations, at least for fans of mysterious otherworldly doom and bizarre slow motion grind!!
diSEMBOWELMENT were but a brief flash in the underground doom metal scene, existing for a scant three years in the early nineties, but in that time, they recorded one of the all time classic HEAVY records ever, Transcendence Into The Peripheral. A mind blowing record that somehow melded extreme brutality with delicate beauty, a record that totally changed the way some of us listened to heavy music. Referring to the music of diSEMBOWELMENT as doom might give folks the wrong impression. This is not regular old doom like Black Sabbath or My Dying Bride, it's not even funereal doom like Skepticism or Esoteric, although it definitely spends most of its time a lot closer to the slow motion sludge end of the spectrum. diSEMBOWELMENT most definitely inhabit their own unique sonic space. It's slow, sure, but not always, bursts of pounding blast beats will erupt from a bleak tranquil soundscape, guttural inhuman grunts, machine like percussion, buzzing riffs, all intertwined into a blazing near-death metal onslaught, but it's not long before big reverb drenched guitar melodies begin to fall like some sort of black rain, the metallic pummel sort of stumbling to a seasick lumber, turning the whole thing into a creepy crawl, lurching, plodding, downtuned guitars and spare, simple rhythms, a crushing slow motion dirge, with haunting atonal clean guitar parts and moaning melodies. And even during these vast expanses of atmospheric tranquility, you can never rule out sudden blast beat, or a throat shredding vocal part, or a sudden crushing riff. The magic of diSEMBOWELMENT though is that somehow the metallic crush and the melancholic ambience are perfectly balanced. The whole thing is a dark and depressive, minor key and mournful masterpiece. But it's all so fucking heavy! Even the not-so-heavy parts manage to sound completely massive and totally crushing! So intense and emotional and just absolutely beautiful. Yep, beautiful. Lovely even. Like few records we can remember, and certainly one of the only records this heavy and brutal that manages to be absolutely beautiful. Sonically it's a bit like Napalm Death's Scum, and Carcass's Reek of Putrifaction, that classic Earache sound, a bit lo-fi, lots of reverb, big drums, buzzing guitars, all boiled down into a viscous blackened sludge, sprinkled throughout with brief melodic flares and occasional glistening guitars, like rays of sunlight just barely penetrating the suffocating atmosphere of thick low hanging riffs and bleak, brutal ambience.
Disc one contains all of Transcendence Into the Peripheral, and hell, we would have been happy with just that, a long overdue reissue of one of our all time favorite discs. But disc two contains the quite rare Dusk ep, as well as a rare compilation track and the five track Mourning September demo, all of it suitably genius! And, for a very limited time, we have managed to get a hold of the "mailorder only" version of this diSEMBOWELMENT reissue (limited to 1000 copies worldwide) that comes with a whole extra, third, disc! Disc three contains an unreleased version of "The Spirit Of The Tall Hills" (from Transcendence Into the Peripheral), as well as rehearsal versions of The Spirit Of The Tall Hills and Your Prophetic Throne Of Ivory (also from Transcendence Into the Peripheral). These versions are a lot weirder than the album versions, faster, with way more deranged and damaged vocals! Also includes a Necrovore (who we'd never heard of) cover, a murky, fuzzy, droned-out thrash workout! Wow.
Obviously totally and completely essential. Like we mentioned before, the three disc version is super limited so we're not sure how long we'll have those. Packaged in an oversized 3cd jewel case, with a booklet of photos and liner notes, including lyrics and a history of the band from drummer Paul Mazziotta. When the 3cd version is gone we will have the 2cd version, which is cheaper and comes packaged in an embossed double digipak.
MPEG Stream: "The Tree Of Life And Death"
MPEG Stream: "Your Prophetic Throne Of Ivory"
MPEG Stream: "Cerulian Transience Of All My Imagined Shores"

DISEMBOWELMENT Discography (3XM Productions) 3lp 38.00
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The first (and LAST) diSEMBOWELMENT vinyl release EVER. Limited to 500 copies worldwide, only 200 copies in the US, of which we got 30 copies and may not ever be able to get more. Packaged in a black box with a black foil stamp. Includes a full color poster and a patch!!
Just the sight of that immediately recognizable underlined, lower case 'd' logo sends shivers up our spine. Some of you already know exactly what we're talking about, and just reading this far has probably got you all in a tizzy as well. For those of you who are new to the lower case 'd', prepare yourself for diSEMBOWELMENT!! Even the name, replete with mandatory case change, conjures up all sorts of bleak lifeforce snuffing, soul crushing sensations, at least for fans of mysterious otherworldly doom and bizarre slow motion grind!!
diSEMBOWELMENT were but a brief flash in the underground doom metal scene, existing for a scant three years in the early nineties, but in that time, they recorded one of the all time classic HEAVY records ever, Transcendence Into The Peripheral. A mind blowing record that somehow melded extreme brutality with delicate beauty, a record that totally changed the way some of us listened to heavy music. Referring to the music of diSEMBOWELMENT as doom might give folks the wrong impression. This is not regular old doom like Black Sabbath or My Dying Bride, it's not even funereal doom like Skepticism or Esoteric, although it definitely spends most of its time a lot closer to the slow motion sludge end of the spectrum. diSEMBOWELMENT most definitely inhabit their own unique sonic space. It's slow, sure, but not always, bursts of pounding blast beats will erupt from a bleak tranquil soundscape, guttural inhuman grunts, machine like percussion, buzzing riffs, all intertwined into a blazing near-death metal onslaught, but it's not long before big reverb drenched guitar melodies begin to fall like some sort of black rain, the metallic pummel sort of stumbling to a seasick lumber, turning the whole thing into a creepy crawl, lurching, plodding, downtuned guitars and spare, simple rhythms, a crushing slow motion dirge, with haunting atonal clean guitar parts and moaning melodies. And even during these vast expanses of atmospheric tranquility, you can never rule out a sudden blast beat, or a throat shredding vocal part, or a sudden crushing riff. The magic of diSEMBOWELMENT though is that somehow the metallic crush and the melancholic ambience are perfectly balanced. The whole thing is a dark and depressive, minor key and mournful masterpiece. But it's all so fucking heavy! Even the not-so-heavy parts manage to sound completely massive and totally crushing! So intense and emotional and just absolutely beautiful. Yep, beautiful. Lovely even. Like few records we can remember, and certainly one of the only records this heavy and brutal that manages to be absolutely beautiful. Sonically it's a bit like Napalm Death's Scum, and Carcass's Reek of Putrifaction, that classic Earache sound, a bit lo-fi, lots of reverb, big drums, buzzing guitars, all boiled down into a viscous blackened sludge, sprinkled throughout with brief melodic flares and occasional glistening guitars, like rays of sunlight just barely penetrating the suffocating atmosphere of thick low hanging riffs and bleak, brutal ambience.
This collection contains all of Transcendence Into the Peripheral, and hell, we would have been happy with just that, a long overdue reissue of one of our all time favorite discs. But also included is the quite rare Dusk ep, as well as a rare compilation track and the five track Mourning September demo, all of it suitably genius!
Obviously totally and completely essential.
MPEG Stream: "The Tree Of Life And Death"
MPEG Stream: "Your Prophetic Throne Of Ivory"
MPEG Stream: "Cerulian Transience Of All My Imagined Shores"

DISGUST War Deterrent (Grave / Grindfreaks) cd 14.98

DISHES, THE 1-2 (No. 89) cd 14.98
These four Chicago ladies play garagey, rockin, catchy punk. Stooges-esqe with a snotty girl sneer. The guitars are beefy and tough. The production is clean, which gives it more of a rock feel, than lo-fi live garageness. 14 songs in 30 minutes. Wow. This is their second record. They are touring a ton and playing with a lot of girl bands throughout the country. Keep your eyes open for em'.
RealAudio clip: "The Fight"
RealAudio clip: "Feel It"

DISHES, THE 3 (File 13) cd 13.98
Let's get one thing straight, the Dishes are three gals and one guy from Chicago who'll end their trashy rock'n'roll songs when they damn well feel like it, thank you very much! As you might've guessed from the title, this is their third album and it all kicks off with the nine and a half minute "Something To Tell You" which howls with guitar feedback and barrels along relentlessly for really quite some time after the vocals stop telling you... uh, something. They're no doubt pretty rad live, but in lieu of having them trash your basement, the File 13 label have kindly captured their energy well on record. While they're certainly not doing anything you haven't heard before, they do sound like a good sweaty time! If brash garage rawk loaded with sneering female vocals and super crunchy guitars is your thing, don't miss The Dishes live or on record.
MPEG Stream: "Flim Flam"
MPEG Stream: "Bones & Plastic"

DISINTERESTED Behind Us (Dynamophone) cd 13.98
Another of the uncommonly sumptuous array of releases from the young music label Dynamophone. As we mentioned earlier in the review of labelmates Balustrade Ensemble, they've only been around since mid-2006, but already have a bountiful catalog with many more on the way. Particularly if you've been enjoying the recent aquatic drone releases on the Mystery Sea label, you might wish to check out the seemingly likeminded, but more melodically inclined Dynamophone artists. An absolute treasure trove of shimmering and dewy listening delights. Delve in immediately (also see: Balustrade Ensemble, Halou, Po, Pornopop, A Lily, Curium, and R/R Coseboom)!
Disinterested is primarily the work of one man, guitarist Matt Brown. Don't let his moniker dissuade you though. Behind Us is his second full length (and his first for this label), and an engagingly soothing listen it is. It's an album of grey skies, the anticipation of a thunderstorm. Very weighted with solemnest of moods, but not heavyhanded, these eleven post-rock instrumentals accumulate atmospheric layers of shuffling drumbeats and droning blankets of effected guitars and loops (some by Bill Frisell, by the way!). Breathy female vocals appear briefly in one track Felt (Leaves). Austere and beautiful.
MPEG Stream: "Dissonance"
MPEG Stream: "Felt (Leaves)"

DISIPLIN Anti Life (Moonfog) cd 15.98
You like your metal raging and misanthropic? Probably you do. After all, mellow, have-a-nice-day metal just isn't that popular, we've noticed. Well this second album from up n'coming Moonfog act Disiplin sure as heck ain't filled with a lot of love for their fellow man! Instead these Norwegians are full up with aggression and negativity. A powerful production here showcases Disiplin's violent blend of black and death and thrash metal brutality...thrash blackened thrash! But very modern and mechanized mayhem this is, and unrelenting. Maybe a song will start swith a sample, and/or a few moments of atmospheric string-scrape...however it's not long before you (or the inner demons you intend to exorcise with this particular listening regime) are being trampled by vicious riffage, blasting drums, and the throat-scorching bile-spew of the vocalist. For fans of more recent Satyricon, Myrkskog, Grimfist, Zyklon, etc. Includes bonus video clip for the title track.
MPEG Stream: "Feed The Fucker To The Dogs"
MPEG Stream: "Anti-Life"

DISIPLIN s/t (Moonfog Productions) cd 14.98
It's almost enough for us just to say "new on Moonfog", isn't it? That label, run by Satyr of Satyricon, has definitely become synonymous with quality Norwegian black metal, bringing us both experimental stuff like Dodheimsgard/DHG and the current work of pioneers Darkthrone, with the likes of Thorns and Satyricon themselves bridging the old and new schools. So any new release on Moonfog is certainly worthy of our -- and your -- attention. Disiplin don't fail to meet our expectations. Fierce and raging yet, well, disciplined, Disiplin play black metal heavily infused with the energy and chops of thrash and death metal. Classy and kick-ass. But with just enough strange ambient/industrial/folky weirdness to keep things interesting. This is the band's first release, with guitarist/bassist "General K" having served time in Myrkskog. Guests include ex-Emperors Bard Faust and Zamoth. Folks in desperate need of a Satyricon fix will find everything they've been hankering for on Disiplin's crushing debut.
MPEG Stream: "Liberation"
MPEG Stream: "Kniferegime"

DISJECTA Clean Pit & Lid (Warp) cd 21.00
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UK import. "For some people, stacking boxes into crates is a career; working their way up from stacking boxes to watch other people stacking them. Not all boxes are square, though most are."

DISJECTA Clean Pit & Lid (Warp) 2lp 21.00
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UK import. "For some people, stacking boxes into crates is a career; working their way up from stacking boxes to watch other people stacking them. Not all boxes are square, though most are."

DISJECTA EP (Polyfusia) cd ep 14.98
Disjecta is the electronic alter-ego of Mark Clifford, who is best known as the glide guitar sculptor from Seefeel back in the early '90s. As Disjecta he has attempted to bridge the gap between the dreamy, electronically tinged shoegazerism of Seefeel and the emotionally sympathetic sounds of IDM electronica. On this short EP which marks his first recordings in five or six years, Clifford dabbles in similar procedures as Stefan Mathieu and Oval by enshrouding samples of organ and guitar in the finely crushed mist of Max/MSP pixellation. In augmenting many of these sounds with cascades of delay patterns, the resulting abstractions come across as rougher mixes of Keith Fullerton Whitman's epic Playthroughs album. Pretty nice, if no Clean Pit & Lid.
MPEG Stream: "True_Love By Normal"

DISK ORCHESTRA [k] (Rather Interesting) cd 16.98
Not an actual orchestra, but yet another creative persona for Mr. Uwe Schmidt (aka Atom Heart, Atom, Senor Coconut, et al.). Plunderphonics are alive and kicking shins as Disk Orchestra takes absolutely anything in its path and renders them completely unrecognizable (save for a timestetched orchestral piece that we'll leave unnamed). Playful, irreverent, and just plain ridiculous as expected with all Atom/Rather Interesting releases.
RealAudio clip: "Track 55"

DISK, DJ Ancient Termites (Bomb) cd 13.98
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From Shiggerfraggar and Invisibl Skratch Piklz fame! Currently DJing for Primus, MCM and the Monster and GR2, Disk has finally released his solo debut album on the friendly Bomb label, based in Noe Valley believe it or not. This is not nearly as hyper as the Mixmaster Mike record, preferring mellow and subtle trickery that just begs for a club DJ to mess with.

DISK, DJ Ancient Termites (Bomb) 2lp 13.98
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From Shiggerfraggar and Invisibl Skratch Piklz fame! Currently DJing for Primus, MCM and the Monster and GR2, Disk has finally released his solo debut album on the friendly Bomb label, based in Noe Valley believe it or not. This is not nearly as hyper as the Mixmaster Mike record, preferring mellow and subtle trickery that just begs for a club DJ to mess with.

DISK, DJ Tornado Of Urine Breaks (Scarecrow Music) lp 12.98
Eww.

DISKJOKKE Staying In (Smalltown Supersound) cd 16.98
Active, uptempo instrumental electronica action outta Sweden on the Smalltown Supersound label (home to the likes of Hans-Peter Lindstrom and Bjorn Torske). It starts off with some pretty piano, but soon breaks into the bouncy, percolating danceparty stuff. Diskjokke mixes it up nicely, never getting too stuck in one set of sounds... "The Dinner That Never Happened" could be a chill-out echo of the Star Wars Death Star music, while elsewhere some possibly African drumming gets mixed in with the squelchin' distorted beats. The disc also takes some purely atmospheric detours as well.
Geographically, they're from the land of skweee, and Diskjokke have some of that funky skweee playfulness, but this is not quite skweee, being more techno, but close.
MPEG Stream: "I Was Go To Marrocco And I Don't See You"
MPEG Stream: "Flott Flyt"

DISKORD Doomscapes (Edgerunner Music) cd 15.98
We must have mentioned before that we're suckers for electric pink on an album cover. Dunno why, it's just a thing with us. Especially when it's a METAL album. How did Boris know? And now Diskord. The shocking pink hues on the cover of this album are part of a garish, trippy painting that's deliberately indicative of the unusual, lysergic-sounding technical death metal these Norwegian guys play. Spaced out, definitely Voivod influenced, grinding weirdness... they're an alien metal machine with lots of cold, sharp edges and many moving parts. And though they're crazy technical and blasting a lot of the time, let's not forget the album is aptly titled Doomscapes, which means they can break it down from the hyperactive heaviness to sheer crushing slabs of sludge, and ooze ambient atmospheric interludes too. Definitely for fans of fellow demented deathsters like Cephalic Carnage and Canvas Solaris, and older bands running the extreme death metal spectrum from Autopsy to Pestilence to Disharmonic Orchestra...
MPEG Stream: "An Architectonic Manifestation Of Death"
MPEG Stream: "Public Static Void"
MPEG Stream: "Harbinger"

DISMAL EUPHONY Autumn Leaves - The Rebellion Of Tides (Napalm) cd 14.98
This Austrian band's earlier records on Napalm *were* truly dismal--and this (their last for the label, before being picked up by the giant Nuclear Blast conglom) may also be tough to stomach, but they're doing the combination of black metal, operatic female vocals and classical passages better than before and I'm sure somebody out there will thrill to the ludicrous bizarreness of it all.

DISMEMBERMENT PLAN A People's History Of The... (De Soto) cd 14.98
Best of!

DISMEMBERMENT PLAN, THE Change (DeSoto) cd 14.98
I dunno, I'm sitting here slowly and pleasantly realizing anew how completely and totally brilliant The Dismemberment Plan is. All the sonic elements combine so well into a singular style, immediately recognizable, always compelling and completely unpredictable. That's the foremost thing about them -- the unpredictability of the songwriting keeps it consistently interesting -- in the same way that you never know where a Pixies or a Minutemen song is going, The Dismemberment Plan rise above their emo punk contemporaries on the basis of their arrangements. I firmly believe that talented arranging is an indispensable element of any great song. This band has it in spades, as well as an angsty, expressive vocalist, a kind of Talking-Heads-style epic tone, layers of soaring (and non-annoying) keyboards anchored by Gang of Four-style angular choppy guitars -- bright bittersweet guitarwork that reminds me of the Pixies, yet it's underlined with a dub-via-punk style bass (think Fugazi) that gives the music more groove than Frank Black has in his pinkie. Windy highly recommends this record, and also the previous album Emergency & I, which features the immensely wonderful song "What Do You Want Me to Say".
RealAudio clip: "The Face of This Earth"
RealAudio clip: "Ellen and Ben"
RealAudio clip: "Pay for the Piano"

DISORDER 2nd Gen (Position Chrome) cd 15.98
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Disorder is the collaboration between AQ-fave German electronica artist Panacea and his friend/alter-ego? Problem Child. More mutated drum and bass. Super distorted and noisey, just how you like it.
RealAudio clip: "Drum n' Bass Music"

DISPARITION Transmutations (self-released) cd 10.98
After a couple years of seeming hibernation (or incubation?), IDM and Drum'n'Bass appear to be flourishing again with a whole bunch of new artists.
Take for instance last week's aQ pick of the week Boxcutter (who blend IDM with dubstep) and this album from the Bay Area's Disparition. These folks are crafting some dark and heady electronic music. We're curious if mainman Jon Bernstein's decision to name his debut Permutations was inspired by the likes of Praxis and Amon Tobin -- the former (aka Bill Laswell with Buckethead) have an album by the same title, and the latter released an album titled Permutation back in 1998. Another rather appropriate point of reference might be Twilight Circus Dub Soundsystem, but considerably less densely packed and more vaporous. Cool.
MPEG Stream: "Atom And If"
MPEG Stream: "Mitteleuropa"

DISRUPT Foundation Bit (Baked Goods) cd 15.98
What's not to love about this debut from Disrupt (not to be confused with the metal Disrupt) aka Jan Gleichmar, a dizzying mix of early reggae dancehall, low slung dubstep, haunting cinematic moodiness and lots of 8bit Atari and Casio sounds? Nothing is the obvious answer.
On the surface, Foundation Bit is just another killer slab of electronic dub, with snares reverbed to infinity, the guitars wound tight, the rhythm loping and laid back, but closer listening reveals all sorts of strange stuff going on. The opening track, "Tubby Rom Module", is rife with ominous low end swells, mysterious minor key melodies, and subtle slivers of epic dramatic ambience. "Blast You To Bits" is peppered with Atari (or maybe Commodre 64) bleeps and bloops, snippets of computer nerd dialogue (from Tron!), "The Stars My Destination" is a dark laid back dubbed out joint, with the snares ricocheting all over the place and everything doused in alien effects. The closer, "Selassi / Continually" is a slithery groove, with fuzzy organs, and a thick guitar refrain wrapped in FX and stretched out over stuttering snares, and a classic loping reggae rhythm and some unexpected robot vocals.
The weirdness is subtle, but definitely omnipresent, same with all the lo-fi 8bit filigree, which only serves to make Foundation Bit just a cool, weird, enthralling dub record and keeping it from turning into something goofy and gimmicky. Subtle enough that dubheads will still dig, but just fucked enough to keep us listeningŠ We dig A LOT!
MPEG Stream: "Tubby Rom Module"
MPEG Stream: "The Stars My Destination"
MPEG Stream: "Blast You To Bits"
MPEG Stream: "Bomb 20"

DISRUPT The Rest (Relapse) 2cd 16.98

MPEG Stream: "Trapped"
MPEG Stream: "Deprived"
MPEG Stream: "Rid The Cancer"
MPEG Stream: "Anti-Sobriety Song"
MPEG Stream: "Dog Eat Dog"

DISRUPT Unrest (Relapse) cd 16.98

MPEG Stream: "Domestic Prison"
MPEG Stream: "Mass Graves"
MPEG Stream: "Compliant"
MPEG Stream: "A Life's A Life"
MPEG Stream: "Pay For..."

DISSECTING TABLE Awake In Hell (UPD Org.) cd-r 14.98
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As we've no doubt mentioned in the past, we're not really all that into 'noise music', especially the ultra brutal white noise face melting Merzbowian sort of noise music. But when noise is used as a tool, or as an instrument, or when it's twisted into all sorts of strange shapes and atypical sounds, well, that's when we really get interested.  So when someone takes noise and blackens it, and turns it into some super intense grinding industrial doom metal juggernaut, we're pretty much completely sold. 
Such is the case with Awake In Hell from legendary Japanese outfit Dissecting Table, aka one man noise metal machine Ichiro Tsuji, who here has unleashed four loooooooooooong, slow motion, ultra distorted jams, huge bass heavy riffs that slither and crawl over a field of broken glass production and a mine field of pounding percussion. Everything is harsh and jagged, sheets of stinging feedback and walls of crumbling distortion, maybe there are guitars, even vocals, but they're pulled apart into their constituent atomic particles and sent careening like pinballs made from liquid nitrogen and Marshall amps melted down into some caustic black buzz. Occasionally, the blown out blasts abate, leaving weird muted throbs and skittering synthesized loops, but blink and they're gone, replaced by a snarling black doom behemoth, fangs bared ready to swallow you whole. 
Holy shit this stuff is intense, it's like grindcore by way of Japanoise by way of ultradoom. Or that lost Pitchshifter record recorded by Masami Akita, of Godflesh backing up Masonna, or... oh fuck it, you know what we're getting at. This is devastatingly ultra destructive, noise drenched, grinding industrial doooooooooooooooom that KILLS. And makes bands like Bunkur and Khanate sound downright tame by comparison. 
LIMITED TO 100 COPIES, each one hand numbered and housed in a mini dvd style clamshell case with full color cover. Only got a handful of these, not sure we'll be able to get more.....
MPEG Stream: "Biperiden Hydrochloride"
MPEG Stream: "2"

DISSECTION Maha Kali (Escapi) cd 9.98
New single from post-prison Dissection line-up. We'll reserve judgement for a full-length.

DISSECTION Reinkaos (Black Horizon) cd 11.98
Here's the new, post-incarceration Dissection "comeback" album that we sorta dissed in our review of the Storm Of The Light's Bane reissue.

DISSECTION Storm of the Light's Bane (Nuclear Blast) cd 16.98
Reissue of a long-time Aquarius favorite. Not just of AQ metalheads Andee and Allan, or our metal-lovin' customers, but others on the staff here too -- for instance, Byram, not normally a big metal consumer, ranks this as one of his favorites amongst the Nordic hordes. In fact, it's one of the few metal cds in his collection -- it's that good (he was a music student y'know). It came out originally in '94, and now sees a digipacified re-release with bonus tracks from their out of print Where Dead Angels Lie cdep. With Storm of the Light's Bane, Dissection perfected their melodic, blackened Swedish death metal approach -- that means TRUE, original metal, with elements of everything from Morbid Angel to Mayhem to Iron Maiden, suped-up and super-grim, with raspy vocals, wicked drumming (the guy is AMAZING), truly memorable, majestic melodies, and tons of cold winter atmosphere. They take long breaks to let their acoustic guitars gently weep, then tear back into the brutal, razor-edged rifferama. Serious stuff, seriously great. This was to be their last album, and Dissection is no more -- front man John Nodtveidt ended up in jail as accessory to murder -- but their tangential role in any of that over-sensationalized Scandinavian black metal true crime stuff has nothing to do with why you should be interested in this band. No, regardless of their unfortunate history, Dissection was a brilliant band, and Storm of the Light's Bane is a classic that belongs in every metal collection. If you haven't already gotten this album, here's your chance.
RealAudio clip: "Night's Blood"
RealAudio clip: "Where Dead Angels Lie"
RealAudio clip: "Soulreaper"

DISSECTION Storm Of The Light's Bane (The End) 2cd 12.98
Long overdue, super deluxe double disc reissue of this long-time Aquarius favorite / black metal classic. After a not-so-great past few years for Dissection, including a lengthy jail sentence for frontman Jon Nodtveidt, and a recent disappointing 'comeback/reunion' record (not yet reviewed here), this black classic returns to remind us just how mindblowingly kick ass Dissection really were. And while of course this is a fave of all the metalheads around here, and our metal-lovin' customers, it's also loved by the less metal inclined -- for instance, former AQ staffer Byram, not normally a big metal consumer, ranks this as one of his favorites amongst the Nordic hordes. In fact, it's one of the few metal cds in his collection. It's that great. It came out originally in '94, reissued as a digipak a few years back, and now sees a super duper double disc re-release with a whole disc of bonus tracks (more on those later).
With Storm of the Light's Bane, Dissection perfected their melodic, blackened Swedish death metal approach -- that means TRUE, original metal, with elements of everything from Morbid Angel to Mayhem to Iron Maiden, suped-up and super-grim, with raspy vocals, wicked drumming (the guy is AMAZING), truly memorable, majestic melodies, and tons of cold winter atmosphere. They take long breaks to let their acoustic guitars gently weep, then tear back into the brutal, razor-edged rifferama. Serious stuff, seriously great. This was to be their last album, a mighty swan song, as Dissection called it quits soon after when their frontman ended up in jail as accessory to murder -- but their -very- tangential role in any of that over-sensationalized Scandinavian black metal true crime stuff has nothing to do with why you should be interested in this band. Like we said, the band reformed last year when Nodtveidt got out of jail, and just recently released a mediocre new record, but it couldn't hold a candle to Storm Of The Light's Bane, nor could most metal records actually. Dissection was a brilliant band, and Storm of the Light's Bane is an all time classic that belongs in every metal collection. If you haven't already gotten this album, here's your chance. And even if you already have one of the previous versions, the extra disc might make it a necessary repeat purchase.
The second disc is crammed with bonus tracks and unreleased material. First up, the Storm Of The Light's Bane unreleased alternative mix '95, which might have been for completist nerds only, but a closer look reveals an extra track not on the album proper. Then there's two tracks from an unreleased 1994 demo. And finally the Where Dead Angels Lie ep, also remastered. Lots of liner notes and packaged in a spiffy slipcover. SO RECOMMENDED!
MPEG Stream: "Night's Blood"
MPEG Stream: "Where Dead Angels Lie"
MPEG Stream: "Soulreaper"

DISSECTION The Past Is Alive (The Early Mischief) (Necropolis) cd 13.98
2nd edition, re-designed digipak with new artwork for this collection of early demos from the infamous Swedish melodic death/black metal band. With main composer/guitarist/vocalist Jon Nordviet recently thrown in jail for an alleged murder, this may be the last Dissection release for twenty or thirty years...

DISSECTION The Past Is Alive: The Early Mischief (Necropolis) picture disc lp 15.98
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The best Swedish death/black metal band's demos and rarities, cd format soon.

DISSECTION The Somberlain (Century Media) cd 14.98
A reissue of these long-defunct Swedish black/death metallers' debut long-player, recorded in 1993 at Dan Swano's studio. It's melodic, with majestic riffs and folky acoustic interludes, but also quite fast, heavy and brutal. Here Dissection established their "blackened" style of Swedish Melodic Death Metal, a sound that they perfected on their next album, the classic Storm Of The Light's Bane. That's the one to get first, and then when you're hooked on 'em, you'll want this one as well. Why is Storm Of The Light's Bane better? It's just the subjective choice of the AQ-staff. Superior songs, we feel. But this is a fine effort too. (By the way, unlike the Nuke Blast reish of Storm, there's no bonus tracks to be found here.)
RealAudio clip: "The Somberlain"
RealAudio clip: "Crimson Towers"

DISSECTION The Somberlain (The End) 2cd 12.98
Long overdue, super deluxe double disc reissue of another long-time Aquarius favorite, the debut from Sweden's black/death metallers Dissection. While not as much of a stone cold classic as their Storm Of The Light's Bane album, this is still a totally kick ass, ultra essential slab of classic Swedish death metal. After a not-so-great past few years for Dissection, including a lengthy jail sentence for frontman Jon Nodtveidt, and a recent disappointing 'comeback/reunion' record, this black classic (along with the godlike Storm Of The Light's Bane) returns to remind us just how mindblowingly kick ass Dissection really were once upon a time. This came out originally in '93, was reissued as a digipak a few years back, and now sees a super duper double disc re-release with a whole disc of bonus tracks (more on those later).
This reissue of Dissection's debut long-player, recorded in 1993 at Dan Swano's studio definitely sets the template that the band would perfect with their second and arguably best record Storm Of The Light's Bane, but on its own is a gorgeously black, slightly rougher and rawer version of Dissection's soon to be classic sound. Epic and melodic, with majestic riffs and folky acoustic interludes, but also quite fast, heavy and brutal. Here Dissection established their "blackened" style of Swedish Melodic Death Metal, a sound that would be copied by many a band, but few would be able to come close to Dissection's black blazing fury. Storm Of The Light's Bane might be the one to get first, but both are essential for sure!
The bonus disc is jam packed with extra goodies: unreleased live recordings from 1995, the Into Infinite Obscurity 7", a 1992 demo, the Grief Prophecy demo from 1990, a rehearsal from 1990, and Satanized rehearsal also from 1990. All tracks remastered from the original mixes. Lots of liner notes and packaged in a spiffy slipcover.
MPEG Stream: "Black Horizons"
MPEG Stream: "The Somberlain"

DISSECTION Where Dead Angels Lie (Nuclear Blast) cdep 11.98
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And if the Cradle of Filth's coffin box doesn't sate your need for Black Metal packaging gimmickry, how about a *shaped* cd? (Some kind of upside-down cross.) This six-song ep collects rare compilation and Japan-only bonus tracks from this truly superior Swedish death/black majestic metal band, including, guess what, a Slayer cover.

DISSOLVE Third Album For The Sun (Kranky) cd 13.98
Roy Montgomery & Chris Heaphy.

DISTANCE My Demons (Planet Mu) cd 14.98

MPEG Stream: "Night Vision"
MPEG Stream: "My Demons"
MPEG Stream: "Weigh Down"