MAURIZIO BIANCHI

Computers S.P.A. / Com.SA

(At War With False Noise - ATWAR077) 2xCD $18.00

The second in At War’s series of CD reissues of early tapes by noise legend MB features very primitive use of synthesizer, tape loops and tape manipulation. Lo-fi, otherwordly. Edition of 500.

MAURIZIO BIANCHI

Endometrio

(Dais - DAIS013) LP $16.00 (Out-of-stock)

Reissue of Bianchi’s self-released LP from 1982, representing a turning point toward what he calls “bionic music,” aka “prerecorded sounds that are electronically generated and then treated through the use of nucleic echo-machine.” Insert includes contemporary notes. Numbered edition of 500.

MAURIZIO BIANCHI

Evidences Vol. 1 - Final Industrial Music 1980

(Vinyl on Demand - VOD38) 5xLP $97.50

Deep, nihilistic, and depressive psycho-electronics / noise / drones by The Master. No Nazi speeches or samples. Includes Mectpyo / Blut 1 and Mectpyo / Blut 2, Atomique / Murder, Gene-P (a never-released Industrial Records album), and Nervo / Hydra, all officially unreleased material on vinyl. Limited edition, imported from Germany.

MAURIZIO BIANCHI

Industrial Murder / Menstrual Bleeding

(Phage - PT157) CD $12.00

An early work of Maurizio Bianchi recorded at Mectpyo Studio in 1981. Originally released by Banned Productions in 1992 on LP. CD packaged in five-color screen-printed arigato packs. Two tracks, fifty minutes. Edition of 300.

MAURIZIO BIANCHI

Symphony for a Genocide

(Hospital - HOS103) CD $12.00

(Hospital - HOS103) Used CD $5.00

Originally released in 1981, this debut album followed numerous tape-only releases by this Italian industrial legend. MB's bleak, chilling drones contain plenty of well-constructed brutality with hallucinatory blasts of electronic noise, grinding rhythms of hand-cut tape noise, and overblown synthetic distortion.

MAURIZIO BIANCHI

Technology 1 & 2

(At War With False Noise - ATWAR048) 2xCD $16.00 (Out-of-stock)

First in a series of early recordings by one of the noise originators. More ambient than some of his legendary work, with strange machine beeps and mechanical sounds.