Oxidation Illinois
Oxidation is the process that destroys the CDr format over time. Unfortunately, we have started to lose several great
releases because of this deterioration.
This label was started to preserve some of my favorite releases from the 90's and beyond. All releases are posted with complete permission from the artists.
Please enjoy.
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"A Strange Object Covered With Fur Which Breaks Your Heart" (NRR71)
by Howard Stelzer
supported by 25 fans who also own “One Should Never Cease Considering Human Love, Which Remains as Grisly and Golden as Ever”
It's as if I'm standing in a foggy field, but I can feel the sun warming me still, somehow, despite the sky being completely cloudy and overcast. Stranger still, I'm content here, not afraid or even curious, but happy to just stand still, surrounded by the alien warmth. Then, I close my eyes, as if to look inward, into some deeper space and time beneath the terrestrial, an ink black sky under the Urth, opening downward. At last, a voice, barely emanating from a small radio - contact.
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"Zyklon and Leather" (NRR79)
by FFH
supported by 24 fans who also own “One Should Never Cease Considering Human Love, Which Remains as Grisly and Golden as Ever”
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"Shredded Nerve" (NRR34)
by Shredded Nerve
supported by 24 fans who also own “One Should Never Cease Considering Human Love, Which Remains as Grisly and Golden as Ever”
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ON021 - Death Shapes
by Mordant Arrow
Self-described as “black acid industrial dread,” Mordant Arrow deliver occult EBM that provokes shivers.
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Written in response to the climate crisis, “Leviathan” is a brooding and beautifully unsettling batch of dark ambient songs.
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Amlux (20th Anniversary Edition) + Bonus Tracks
by Merzbow
The 20th anniversary edition of this classic album—remastered by noise master Merzbow himself—features four new tracks and new artwork.
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Buck II: Where Do You Want It? (NRR119)
by Buck Young
supported by 24 fans who also own “One Should Never Cease Considering Human Love, Which Remains as Grisly and Golden as Ever”
Pushed play for the Giant Scorpion-Killing-Red State-Gumby-Dog People, but continued listening for the unhinged, psychedelic, country-western, cactus-flavoured, sound-looping, Zappaesque weirdness and apparent lack of conventional awareness that this is not how accessible music is made. I'm odd that way.
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