Tracklisting:
A1 Alonzo - Cruising with Pap
A2 Nick Klein - Posture Test
A3 Naeem - TLX
B1 Heidi Sabertooth - Was It You
B2 SSPS - Paradise Lozt
B3 Douce Angoisse - New Vape City

Release Note:
This is Lost Soul Enterprises big 15th release on wax, a tidy compilation of off-kilter dance floor cuts and misfit synthpunk anthems.

Side A commences with the gothic, neon-soaked Miami bass of ALONZO's "Cruising with Pap," featuring sinister verses delivered by a shadowy syrupsipping secret guest vocalist. Up next is bucking bronco NICK KLEIN's slow-mo industrial headbanger "Posture Test. The sonic equivalent of a sweat-soaked concrete floor, it lurches along at its own mechanical pace amid the metallic hiss and howl. Lastly, wild synth lines and ethereal dubbed-out samples dart in and out over a tough, punchy rhythmic foundation in NAEEM's "TLX," an android's sci-fi electro vision gone haywire.

On the B side, HEIDI SABERTOOTH's "Was It You" launches us deep into chugging acidic territory, combining enigmatic spoken vocals and a psychedelic, slowly evolving SH-101 line over a persuasive groove. Like a slap in the face after that comes raucous synth-punk powerhouse SSPS with "Paradise Lozt," raw as fuck, chanting a litany of dystopian tales atop pumping drums and a wash of demented organ-like synth stabs. Finally we close with the short but powerful "New Vape City" by the nomadic DOUCE ANGOISSE - an absolute earworm, a doleful coldwave ballad whose lush production plays perfect counterpoint to the icy, deadpan sentiments within.

Limited to 200 copies worldwide
Mastered by Dietrich Schoenemann
Pressed at Archer Record Pressing Co, Detroit More

printed sleeve / hand-stamped / incl. zine

Tracklisting:
A1 Funeral Parade of Roses - Singing, Shouting, Screaming
A2 Funeral Parade of Roses - A Thousand Hands Reach Out To Touch The Gun
B1 Funeral Parade of Roses - The Empire Of Roses
B2 Funeral Parade of Roses - The World Is About To End

Release Note:
This is the debut album by Funeral Parade Of Roses. It takes the form of a suite of four ominous, cinematic soundscapes suffused with foreboding and unease. In each track, dread-laden industrial atmospherics are punctuated by scorching bursts of rhythm, pantomiming an ongoing struggle between loss and liberation.

The presentation of this body of sound work is also conceived as a collaboration between the artist and designer / illustrator Priscilla Genet, whose artwork is featured both on the full color printed insert sleeve and the accompanying zine.

The zine itself is a booklet of stream of consciousness verse that explores a highly personal meditation on negation, the anarchic, and utopian eschatology.

Music and text by ae
Illustration and design by Priscilla Genet
Additional engineering and mastering by Alex Michalski
Lacquer cut by Dietrich Schoenemann
Pressed at Archer Record Pressing, Detroit More

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