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Two new releases:

CMI 130 CMI Sampler "Flowers Made Of Snow"



Disc 1:
Coph Nia - The Oath
The Protagonist - The Sick Rose
In Slaugther Natives - The Vultures Revenge
Olen'k - Season of Tears
All My Faith Lost... - Sleep now
The Last Hour - Into Empty Depth
Apatheia - Safehouse
Ataraxia - Incabala
Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio - Yesterday brings but a Serpent of Ash
Hesperos - The Warm Whisper of the Wind
Sibelian - The Sin Eater
Sanctum - Lie low

Disc 2:
Desiderii Marginis - Where I End and you Begin
Raison D'être - Mouldering the Forlorn II
Atrium Carceri - Impaled Butterfly
MZ.412 - In Hoc Signe Vinces
Brighter Death Now - While you sleep
IRM - My Mother
Deutsch Nepal - Of Parasites and Disguises
Nacht - Death Posture
Beyond Sensory Experience - The Trade
Sephiroth - Therasia
Skin Area - Choose Art... not Life

"Well, in a perfect world no-one would need any further introduction to the fundamental institution that Cold Meat Industry has become, but nevertheless; 7 years have past since the previous double CD label-sampler "The Absolute Supper" in 1997, and the groundbreaking success that followed, and it is consequently due time to introduce, seduce and degenerate a whole new generation of listeners with the release of something new and absolutely improved - Flowers made of Snow.

Once again we are glad to present a double CD-sampler sold at a single-CD price, featuring an extensive full-colour 16-pages booklet with presentations of all participating bands, some new - some old, but always equally intriguing. Total 118 minutes and 95% new and previously unreleased tracks!

Dinner is served!"

CMI 133 Atrium Carceri "Seishinbyouin"



Tracklist:
Illusion Breaks
Hidden Crimes
Incubation
Twisted Foetus
Warden
Dark Water
Atmosfear
Isolation
Victim
Librarian
The Call
Escape
Frosted Snowflakes

"Seishinbyouin is the second album from Atrium Carceri, and drags the listener on a violent journey through haunted mental asylums, ripe with the cries of the lost and the damned. Rotting jailcells, past insanity and the crumbling domes of the other side are a few of the many eerily twisted images that this evocative music compels. There is a constant dark majesty that forcefully propels the message of inevitability: The colorful illusion people spend most of their lives in is fragile as a rose petal, and just as easily shattered in Seishinbyouin. With brilliant use of the full spectrum of dystopia, this will surely leave no one unscathed. The album is filled with dark ambient soundscapes, haunting symphonic intensities and engulfing atmospheres that let you get inside the twisted psyche of the total other. One can but wonder at the twisted mind of the tortured soul that made this vision spring to ghastly unlife."