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Merzbow - Batztoutai with Memorial Gadgets (3LP)Merzbow - Batztoutai with Memorial Gadgets (3LP)
Merzbow - Batztoutai with Memorial Gadgets (3LP)KONTAKTAUDIO
Β₯9,240
Extended 3LP edition of Merzbows amazing second vinyl from 1986 in very special package. One of the very best Merzbow albums, first time ever reissued on vinyl and first time ever released with the ORIGINAL tracks! The first edition of this album, released by RRRec in 1986 as double vinyl, was a remix done by RRRec, while our edition is a perfectly mastered first ever vinyl edition of the original recordings, extended to 3 LPs with bonus songs from the same time.
Merzbow - Yantra Material Action (LP)Merzbow - Yantra Material Action (LP)
Merzbow - Yantra Material Action (LP)KONTAKTAUDIO
Β₯3,960

Originally named β€žMerzβ€œ, this album should have been Merzbow's first vinyl release, but never came out on vinyl. So actually "Yantra Material Action" is β€žMaterial Action 1β€œ, recorded in 1981 - with sticker and insert

The clear vinyl version is only available in the limited 99 copies boxset "artefAKTs from the Early Japanese Experimental Noise Music Scene"

Merzbow / Null + Nord -  B-Semi Live 24/5/1984 (LP)Merzbow / Null + Nord -  B-Semi Live 24/5/1984 (LP)
Merzbow / Null + Nord - B-Semi Live 24/5/1984 (LP)KONTAKTAUDIO
Β₯6,506

KontaktAudio presents the first-ever official release of the ultra rare and sought after B-Semi Live 24/5/1984 cassette, a rare and explosive document capturing a crucial moment in Japan’s underground noise and industrial music scene. Recorded at the legendary B-Semi venue in Tokyo, this performance brings together three pioneers - Merzbow, Null (K.K. Null), and Nord - delivering a raw, unfiltered onslaught of early Japanese noise music in its most intense form.

This historic recording showcases the primitive power and experimental spirit that defined the early Japanese noise music scene, sitting alongside the abrasive intensity of Whitehouse, the industrial ritualism of SPK, and the mechanical destruction of Throbbing Gristle. A sonic time capsule of Japan’s most groundbreaking sound revolutionaries, B-Semi Live 24/5/1984 is an essential piece of noise history.

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