Artist	Song
Death In June	Bring In The Night
Test Dept.	Fall From Light
Venetian Snares	Children's Limbo
Current 93	I Have A Special Plan For This World
The 3rd & The Mortal	Magma
Coil	The Auto-Asphyxiating Hierophant
Cabaret Voltaire	Double Vision
Amber Asylum	Dreams Of Thee
Black Tape For A Blue Girl	Redefine Pure Faith
Krzysztof Penderecki	Threnody For The Victims Of Hiroshima
Swans	She Lives
SPK	Desolation
Rajna	Silnen Kempur
Ordo Equilibrio	Dancing With Lilith
Wench	Ghost
Dead Can Dance	Persephone (The Gathering of Flowers)
Nine Inch Nails	At The Heart Of It All
Throbbing Gristle	Slugbait (ICA)
Bauhaus	The Three Shadows (Part II)
Sopor Aeternus & The Ensemble Of Shadows	Inschrift / Epitaph
Unto Ashes	Teach Me How To Drown
Christian Death	The Danzig Waltz
Christian Death	The Fleeting Somnambulist
Cinema Strange	Tomb Lillies
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds	The Carny
C17H19N03	Breeding
Diamanda Galas	Excerpts from "Plague Mass" and "Litanies of Satan"
Elend	Laceration
Malign	Skin & Lye
Attrition	Have A Nice Time...

Comment:

I am posting this sort of after the fact. I was holding on simply because I had hoped to find a way to post / stream this so that members could download it if interested. It is a mix that really has to be heard to be appreciated. The problem is I am on dial up and to attempt to upload this file would take days probably. But I want to try to figure this out.

Anyway, this mix was designed to play for the first hour of a small concert event that was held in Pittsburgh last July. The promoter wanted me to DJ, but DJing before/during shows is always a bit of a pain (interuptions, etc). So I suggested I'd make him a ready made mix CD to play. He wanted some 'extremely creepy stuff.' The idea was to create a dark ethereal atmosphere without being too loungey or low key. I also tried to capture the disorienting aspects of nightmares, so the songs move from louder kind of apocalyptic bombasts to softer hallucinogenic type moments (as heard on the weird 'melting victrola' sounds of Black Tape and Christian Death).

Many of the songs are merely excerpts that blend into one another, or in some cases, there are two to even three songs layered on top of one another. The songs are listed in order of their appearance.
This turned out really cool and I hope to find a way to share it. Any suggestions would be welcome. Would You Send It be good for someone on dial up??

Thanks for looking!

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