The Vomit Arsonist’s To What End Review
Released in March 2025, To What End is a record that is framed as a culmination: over two decades of Andrew Grant refining The...
35 Best Albums of 2025
From the transcendental ambient of Brian Eno and Ethel Cain to the uncompromising auditory assault of Genocide Organ and Prurient, we’ve sifted through the wreckage to bring you the 35 essential releases. Dive into our definitive guide to the year’s best Industrial, Black Metal, and Experimental sounds.
Remembering Ian Curtis On His Wedding Day 23 August, 1975
On 23 August 1975, 19-year-old Ian Curtis married Deborah in a peach suit, starting a troubled 5-year marriage. Read the full story.
Remembering Caroline K – Now Wait For Last Year: Forgotten Industrial Ambient Masterpiece
Discover Caroline K's "Now Wait For Last Year" - the forgotten 1987 industrial ambient masterpiece from Nocturnal Emissions co-founder.
Remembering Mauthausen Orchestra: Pierpaolo Zoppo’s Uncompromising Voice of Italian Power Electronics
Discover Pierpaolo Zoppo's brutal Mauthausen Orchestra - the Italian power electronics pioneer who defined extreme music.
Thee Despair Family: Supporting Kazakhstan’s Underground Music
Discover Thee Despair Family, Kazakhstan's underground music collective donating Bandcamp sales to regional humanitarian causes.
Remembering Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom 49 years on from Pasolini’s Death
KEEP DISCIPLINE MAG ALIVEBUY A T-SHIRTForty-nine years ago, audiences witnessed what would become one of cinema's most notorious and divisive works: Pier Paolo Pasolini's...
Boyd Rice Helped Score The Pulp Fiction Soundtrack
KEEP DISCIPLINE MAG ALIVEBUY A T-SHIRTIn a fascinating yet rarely discussed collaboration that helped shape cinematic history, experimental musician Boyd Rice played a crucial...
The Ultimate Guide to Sutcliffe Jugend
From raw sonic terrorism to sophisticated sound art: We explore 40 years of Sutcliffe Jugend's uncompromising journey through power electronics and experimental noise.
Remembering the Sound, Legacy and Controversy of Burzum’s ‘Filosofem’
Explore the legacy, controversy and cultural impact of ‘Filosofem’, Burzum’s groundbreaking 1996 album blending raw black metal and dark ambient.