Bunker 66 & Lucifuge - Of Night And Lust - VINYL LP

DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present the highly anticipated fourth album of Germany's Lucifuge, Infernal Power, on CD and vinyl LP formats. For the past five years, Lucifuge have been perfecting an addicting style of blackened speed metalpunk, all guided by the iron fist of mainman Equinox. Starting in 2018, the one-man wrecking crew released a demo, an EP, and the Ride the Beast debut album. The next year was no less busy, with two EPs and the second album Der AntiChrist. And just last year, the full-length The One Great Curse was released and then the digital single InchInfernal Power.Inch The latter single proved to be a teaser for Lucifuge's fourth album, also titled Infernal Power. Going from strength to strength and now expanded to a full quartet, here does Equinox take his signature sound - greasy 'n' galloping riffs, locomotive rhythmic (dis)charge, and twisted 'n' pissed vocals - and spit-shine them with the dirtiest motor oil known to man. It's all righteously party-hardy stuff, headbanging and boozy to the bitter end, but Infernal Power palatably exudes a startling professionalism usually elusive to those flying the metalpunk banner, no doubt a result of the lineup expansion. Likewise, the EVIL is ramped up here, cobwebs of haunting melodicism draped delicately across Lucifuge's no-less-crazed attack. And perhaps most interestingly, Equinox covers GISM's InchAs Good As It Is,Inch from that legendary Japanese band's cult second album, M.A.N., an idiosyncratic blend of epic metal and noise. Which is all to underline the relatively unique ground Lucifuge are travelling with Infernal Power; names such as Inepsy, Blood Spit Nights, and Kriegshog are as easily evoked as those of Exciter, Razor, and English Dogs - and of course, the almighty Warfare and especially equally early Running Wild and Onslaught UK. The full moon is night, and all the witches are

A special recycled vinyl edition of a much-loved classic in the Warp catalogue, a 1992 collection of Inchelectronic home listeningInch featuring seminal early appearances from Aphex Twin (as The Dice Man), Autechre, Richie Hawtin (as UP!), B12 (as Musicology) and Alex Paterson (The Orb), the latter featuring co-production from Jimmy Cauty (The KLF). Original gatefold sleeve reconstructed by The Designers Republic. Album re-cut by Beau Thomas at Ten Eight Seven Mastering.

Liminal Sky is the new creative chapter for acclaimed producer Jaime Gomez Arellano (Ghost, Ulver, Opeth, Paradise Lost) and Daniel Knight, continuing the musical path they began with their former band Messenger. Written and recorded in isolation at Orgone Studios, their debut album All Tomorrow's Darkness transforms grief, insomnia and the bleak stillness of the English countryside into widescreen, melancholic post-rock. At the heart of the album is Mat McNerney (Hexvessel, Beastmilk/Grave Pleasures), whose recent loss of his mother deepened the record's emotional honesty. Joined by a striking cast of Nordic collaborators including Ulver's Kristoffer Rygg, Anders Møller, Tore Ylwizaker & Ole Alexander Halstensgård, Karin Park (Årabrot), Lars Horntveth (Jaga Jazzist), as well as Daniel O'Sullivan, Alicia Nurho and Matt Rozeik, each adding atmosphere without altering the album's singular, desolate vision. Released worldwide by Karisma Records, All Tomorrow's Darkness is a beautifully bleak debut.