75 minutes of total madness taken from the soundtrack of the now-obscure 1967 HANNA-BARBERA TV sci-fi cartoon series 'The Herculoids', dialogue and all. Meet Zandor, Tara, Igoo, Dorno, Tundro, Zok and of course the unforgettable Gloop and Gleep! "Quick! We must return to the future!" Released on CDR by Dolor Del Estamago. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0061262/
Volume 2 is a studio recording from 1964 featuring Sultan Khan on sarangi and Rambhau More on tabla.
Rasoolan Bai (1902-1974) was a leading Indian Hindustani classical music vocal musician. Belonging to the Benaras gharana, she specialized in the romantic Purab Ang of the Thumri musical genre. Volume 1 is a private recital recorded in 1964.
Excellent German power electronics/noise with female vocals like Whitehouse, Sutcliffe Jügend, Merzbow, Genocide Organ...Originally released on cassette in 1991 and re-released on vinyl in 1998.
Recorded Aïd el Kabir 1395 in the church of Rough place Rudeville RUIGOORD NL, during the time to kill and eat our sheep 13th december 1975, 3 days and 3 nights… and fly… La ilahay ila Allah. Poètes et musiciens anonymes, et nomades passant de mains en mains...
Pioneering Swiss industrial project by STR (later of Swamp Terrorists and Hellsau). Recordings from 1980-1986, released by Bastet on CDR, limited to 350 copies.
'Cânticos, Preces em Mairinque, SP, Brasil'. Brazilian shamanistic ritual music. No further info.
Sort of experimental/psychedelic/electronic project from Switzerland, released by Future Management in 1986. For some reason the last track on the album ends abruptly. 
YAO 91404 D utilises metal percussion, radio noise, tape loops, samples and various high frequencies and crackles all in analogue sound. 'Pesnya Rabochikh' (The Workers Song) is a celebration, of sorts, to the sweat and blood shed whilst working under intolerable grime filled conditions in a factory. ~ANM / Aural Pressure. Recorded in Leningrad on the 29th of November 2002. This CDR was limited to only 50 copies. Previously released on cassette (ltd. 10).
'Magic Travels At 78rm'. Compilation with 78rpm recordings from India, Turkey, Nepal, China etc. released by Nauscopy Records in 2007.
These are shortwave recordings from Radio Kuwait, Radio Cairo, the Voice of Vietnam, and unknown sources, recorded and compiled in May of 2005, using a Radio Shack DX-394 stationed in new Hampshire, USA.
Traditional music from Senegal featuring Malick Pathé Sow. If someone has more info about this, let us know.
From the Tian An Men 89 Records website: Several trips through Bangkok between 1988 and 1995, allowed us to gather samples of the local underground. Dok Mohok was the first punk in Thailand, as far as we know. He was recorded making a racket at the Chatuchak week-end market by Simon Butcher from Australia. Toilet was a Bangkok International High School expat punk band. All members are now settled back in the US. Sepia plays provocative fast punk with slight metallic touches. Donpheebin are 3 brothers originally from Nan, Northern Thailand and play fast thrashcore. Sepia and Donpheebin released several CDs since.
Propaganda music from the Cambodian Khmer Rouge recorded in the 70's. Artists unknown. 25 tracks.
Sort of experimental/industrial performance group from Wageningen, The Netherlands. Recorded some time in the early 90s.
Rehearsals for the last party at De Raad squat by legendary punk band from the Parkhof scene in Alkmaar, The Netherlands. Recorded with the same crappy taperecorder as their demo from 1982.
Cult LP release featuring 12 songs of power-electronics and death-industrial assaults in the vein of BRIGHTER DEATH NOW and early MZ.412. Aggressive, heavy atmospherics and ambient noise. Another essential album from mysterious German label Membrum Debile Propaganda.
