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1.	those who watch from out of time 02:27	buy track
2.	book of black earth 02:21	buy track
3.	Interview - the fiend 00:51	buy track
4.	der nachtwurm 02:25	buy track
5.	our little secret 01:55	buy track
6.	Direction – avoid the claws 00:43	buy track
7.	les abominations 02:21	buy track
8.	forbiddance 02:34	buy track
9.	his servants walk among you 01:41	buy track

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*** Well, this is the last in my series of five lunatic lockdown albums.
I’ve released an album a week for the last five weeks, each for little more than a dime.

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TheBunkerTapes (die Bunkerbänder)

Audiotapes were discovered in the basement bunker of an abandoned German government facility. The tapes pertain to the secretive works of a small investigative science unit. Set up in the 1930s, the short-lived Department for Chaos and Cosmology existed for just under a year.

One thing is certain, the Department for Chaos and Cosmology was experimenting with things well outside the realm of ‘normal’ government guidelines.

Rumours tell of an extreme psychotic episode suffered by the department’s lead scientist Dr Günther König and the strange disappearance of a young lab technician, Greta Hoffmann.
Some say that specific ‘cosmic gateways’ were opened down in that bunker and that Ms Hoffmann was dragged through the gateway by an ultra-dimensional entity.

Did the Department for Chaos and Cosmology stumble upon something they should have left well alone? The strange mix of music and ‘noise’ on the tapes would suggest they did. No film footage survived, only these short ‘musical’ pieces taken from audiotapes.

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released June 4, 2022

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* For fans of hauntology and dark ambience.

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