#lustmord

Lustmord (Sexual Murder) from the series Death and Resurrection, Otto Dix, 1922

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Set out in search of the albums in my selection—an atmospheric musical journey filled with mystical vibes, a sense of fulfillment, and an air of the uncanny… let yourself go, and be prepared to disappear :

Rinji Fukuoka & Michel Henritzi - Outside Darkness

Dahlia's Tear - Under Seven Skies

V/A - Shyshagh- Imaginary Circassian Underground

Dan Fröberg – The Existence Of Do-Ti-La-So-Fa-Mi-Re-Do Is Everything!

Netherworld - The Hermit

Tim Hecker – Ravedeath, 1972

Abbildungen Varieté – Abbildungen Varieté

Inselberg – Voyage D'Hiver

CheniL - CheniL

Lustmørd – Heresy

Leila Abdul-Rauf - Andros Insidium

JG Thirlwell will be assembling a 20 piece chamber orchestra to perform as Foetus at the Shadowlands Festival, presenting material from the latest Foetus album HALT (2026) and selections of earlier Foetus material. The orchestra will feature a string section, brass section, harp, woodwind, keyboards and percussion as well as guitar, bass and drums.

It will be Thirlwell’s first appearance as Foetus in the UK over 25 years, and only the second time the work has been presented by a live orchestra (the first being at the Donaufestival in Krems, Austria in 2005). Thirlwell has worked extensively with ensembles in the last thirty years and will be bringing all his arranging talents to the pinnacle for this unique performance, a UK exclusive.

Shadowlands is a brand new boutique international music festival that will take place across four days at the beginning of July 2027 in the historic city of Canterbury in south-east England. Focusing on alternative, electronic, avant-garde and experimental artists, the festival will also feature Lustmord, Test Dept, Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan, Regis (feat. Liam Andrews), Clock DVA, The Wolfgang Press, Githead, hackedepicciotto, People Like Us, Portion Control, :Zoviet*France: and more. Further acts will be announced in August.

Lustmord - Paradise Disowned

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