Quttinirpaaq - s/t

Year: 2008
RYM / Here

Quttinirpaaq carve a crowd of sounds and push them slouching towards Bethlehem to raze it to the ground. A nearly-set cement slide of dissolving sludge-rock moves, this is massively slow, boulder-shattering, slow-bleed slime-core that sounds like Earth would sound if they fell down a well, all broken bones and shattered skin. -Last fm

Organum - Birds' Wings Were Glued to Their Bodies and Their Feet Froze to the Ground

Year: 1999
RYM / Here

Crow Tongue - Ghost Eye Seeker

Year: 2008
RYM / Here

"Timothy Renner and Æ Hoskin are the duo of Crow Tongue who present in this debut full length, Ghost : Eye : Seeker a flanging psychedelic free-for-all of weird folk and acidic noise whose mordant emission is enthralling as it is unique.
Charnel distortion from guitar and bowed “instruments” exude a canopy of rustling and prickling noise, a dense miasma of swelter about the self while Eastern instrumentation dovetails amidst the flushed haze steeping the air in psychedelic mysticism."- Heathen Harvest

Hanging Coffins - The Black Plague in Mono No. 2

Year: 2008
RYM / Here

The Night Terrors - Back to Zero

RYM / Here
Year: 2009

Electronic horror music with a centre stage for the theremin. Melbourne based The Night Terrors bring some orginality to a otherwise somewhat dusty theme. Live they are more impressive than on record, but still well worth checking out if you're up for something different.

Heirs - Fowl

Year: 2010
RYM / Here

D.A. - Odeon

Year: 2009
RYM / Here
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

"D.A.’s darkly cosmic constructs neighbor the lazerbeam meditations from Emeralds and Infinity Window, with a distinctly dystopian vantage point as witnessed from their reported rooftop performances that overlook the Los Angeles police departments training grounds for riot control. Minor key melodies flutter over rotating sequences of electronics and slow-burning crescendos, all of which blossom with spectral washes of guitar and oceanic white noise. Dare it be said that D.A. might have outdone Emeralds’ nearly impeccable album of kosmische poetics on What Happened? Yeah, they probably did." - The Wire

White Noise Sound - s/t

Year: 2010
RYM / Here