Friday, July 01, 2005




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BloodLust! July 2005 update

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News:

LIVE SHOWS

Thanks to everyone who made it out to the
Birthday Destroyer III show in Detroit. There
is a full write-up below this update.

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Sunday, July 3 - Chicago
9:30 PM
$7.00
21+
The Empty Bottle
1035 N. Western Ave.
773.276.3600
http://www.emptybottle.com/
Hive Mind (from Detroit - Chondritic Sound)
Workbench (Mike of Double Leopards - NYC)
Aaron Dilloway (of Wolf Eyes)
BLOODYMINDED
Climax Denial (from Milwaukee - their Chicago debut)

Now in Stock
BLOODYMINDED "Pro-Mia" button
(Yellow and white text on black - 1" pin)
$1.00 USA/$2.00 Air Mail @ postpaid
(Quite simply, the yang to your Pro-Ana yin)

INTRINSIC ACTION ARCHIVE SERIES
The next compact disc due for release will be
a compilation of the band's 7" singles. Pre-
production is underway. More details will
follow soon.

BLOODYMINDED LIVE CD
"Live: Behind the Green Door" (CD Audio)
"Live: Street Level at VG Kids" (Quicktime Video)
Re-release of limited edition 3" CD-R split release
with Chondritic Sound, with bonus full show video.
Audio recorded in Detroit on October 16, 2004;
Video recorded in Ypsilanti, MI on October 15, 2004
- the infamous "office hallway" show. Pre-production
is underway.

SUPER EIGHT LOOP
Yes, still sorting this out... Re-mixes?

ALTERNATIVE DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS
Select BloodLust! titles can also be found from this
expanded list of sources:

Armageddon Record Shop (Providence, RI, USA)
http://www.armageddonshop.com/
Chondritic Sound (Detroit, MI, USA)
http://www.chondriticsound.com/
Cold Meat Industry (Mjolby, Sweden)
http://www.coldmeat.se/
Crippled Intellect Productions (Chicago, IL, USA)
http://www.crippledintellectproductions.net/
Eclipse Records (Bullhead City, AZ, USA)
http://www.eclipse-records.com/
Freak Animal (Lahti, Finland)
http://www.cfprod.com/fa/
Freaks end Future (Antwerp, Belgium)
http://www.freaksendfuture.com/
Hanson Records (Ann Arbor, MI, USA)
http://www.hansonrecords.net/
Ignivomous (New York, NY, USA)
http://www.ignivomous.org/
Loki Foundation (Leipzig, Germany)
http://www.loki-found.de/
Malsonus (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
http://www.malsonus.com/store/store.html
Neds (Tokyo, Japan)
http://www.neds-records.com/
Old Europa Cafe (Pordenone, Italy)
http://www.oldeuropacafe.com/
Scratch aNd Sniff Entertainment (Kalamazoo, MI, USA)
http://www.snse.net/
Second Layer Records (Surrey, U.K.)
http://www.secondlayer.co.uk/
Self Abuse Records (Concord, NH, USA)
http://www.selfabuserecords.net/home.html
Slaughter Productions (Sassuolo, Italy)
http://www.slaughter-prods.org/

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Accessories:


BLOODYMINDED "Gift Givers" pin
(Black and purple text with butterfly on white - 1" pin)
$1.00 USA/$2.00 Air Mail @ postpaid

BLOODYMINDED "Pro-Ana" button
(Green and white text on black - 1" pin)
$1.00 USA/$2.00 Air Mail @ postpaid

New! BLOODYMINDED "Pro-Mia" button
(Yellow and white text on black - 1" pin)
$1.00 USA/$2.00 Air Mail @ postpaid

BLOODYMINDED "Mothercare" pin
(Black and white text on red/orange - 1" pin)
$1.00 USA/$2.00 Air Mail @ postpaid

BLOODYMINDED "True Crime" button
(Red and white text on black - 1" pin)
$1.00 USA/$2.00 Air Mail @ postpaid

BLOODYMINDED "Gift Givers" vinyl sticker
(Black with white type - approximately 4 1/4" x 1 1/2")
2 stickers for $1.00 USA/$2.00 Air Mail - postpaid

Intrinsic Action logo button
(Classic band name logo - white text on black - 1" pin)
$1.00 USA/$2.00 Air Mail - postpaid

Intrinsic Action logo vinyl sticker
(Black with white type - approximately 4 1/4" x 1 1/2")
2 stickers for $1.00 USA/$2.00 Air Mail - postpaid

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Compact Discs:


BloodLust! 050 Intrinsic Action "III" CD $12.00
(Re-mastered re-release of the third I.A. cassette, originally issued
in 1987; With two bonus SCTL tracks and updated/new artwork; Approx.
74 minutes long; Released in 2005; Vestige CD 4)

BloodLust! 048 Intrinsic Action "Five" CD $12.00
(Re-mastered re-release of the fifth I.A. cassette, originally issued
in 1988; With bonus track and updated/new artwork; Over 73
minutes long; Released in 2004; Vestige CD 6)

BloodLust! 046 Intrinsic Action "II" CD $12.00
(Re-mastered re-release of the second I.A. cassette, originally issued
in 1987; With four bonus tracks and new artwork; Over 73 minutes long;
Released in 2004; Vestige CD 3)

BloodLust! 045 BLOODYMINDED "Gift Givers" CD $12.00
(What was the best day of your life? The band's third full-length
release; Two years in the making; Ten full tracks, five blast songs,
an unexpected introduction, and a voyeuristic middle passage; Multiple
vocal layers, in English, French, and Spanish; Guest appearances from
Michael D. Williams, of EyeHateGod and Outlaw Order, and Pierpaolo
Zoppo, of Mauthausen Orchestra; Released in 2005)

BloodLust! 044 Intrinsic Action "Bad Jack" CD $12.00
(Re-mastered re-release of the fourth I.A. cassette, originally issued in
1988 on Arbeit Recordings; With bonus tracks and new photographs
and artwork; 71 minutes; Released in 2003; Vestige CD 5)

BloodLust! 041 BLOODYMINDED "Mothercare" CD-single
($5.00 USA/$6.00 Air Mail @ postpaid)
(Two live songs - recorded at The Fireside Bowl and The Empty Bottle,
Chicago - and one new studio recording; All intense "blast" tracks;
Packaged in a full-color, printed cardboard sleeve; Released in 2003)

BloodLust! 040 BLOODYMINDED "True Crime" $12.00
(The band's second full-length release; Guests include Xavier Laradji
of "Timeless" magazine; Paolo Bandera of Sshe Retina Stimulants/
Sigillum S; Andrea Chiaravalli of Iugula-Thor; Akifumi Nakajima of
Aube; Jonathan Canady of Deathpile; and John Balistreri of Slogun;
Recorded at Brooklyn Electrical, Brooklyn, NY and Satellite Studios,
Chicago; Features a Quicktime video for "Chinatown" - from the
"Trophy" CD; Released in 2002)

BloodLust! 029 Intrinsic Action "Sado-Electronics" $12.00
(Re-mastered re-release of the first I.A. CD from 1992; New
photographs and artwork; 74 minutes. First release in a series
of I.A. archival reissues; Released in 2002; Vestige CD 7)

BloodLust! 001 BLOODYMINDED "Trophy" $12.00
(Ex-Intrinsic Action; 47 song, 74-minute power-electronic debut;
A combination of "blast" songs, 2- to 3-minute songs, and one
long 20-minute track; Recorded at Bass Mind Studio, Brooklyn, NY;
Released in 1996)

Last Few Intrinsic Action / Iugula-Thor "Ensemble Sacres Garcons"
(Old Europa Cafe) $12.00
(Heavy power-electronics collaboration recorded at Bass Mind
Studio, Brooklyn, NY; In attractive black and silver oversized packaging)

Last Few Sshe Retina Stimulants "Some Whores and a Camera Zaibatsu"
(Old Europa Cafe) $12.00
(Collaboration with The Sodality, Ant-Zen, Aube, and Mark Solotroff
- with nice oversized booklet featuring art and text)

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Records:


[Please note that all BloodLust! limited edition singles are high quality,
colored vinyl pressings, housed in deluxe inner-sleeves, with printed covers]

Last Few BloodLust! 038 Jim Goodall "Sacred Prostitution" 7" $12.00
(Limited to 100 copies on green vinyl; Archival recordings from
ex-Whitehouse and Medicine member)

Last Few BloodLust! 036 Iugula-Thor "Night!" 7" $12.00
(Limited to 100 copies on blue marble vinyl; Live tracks from
Deadly Actions 3)

Last Few BloodLust! 028 Sshe Retina Stimulants "Amplifiers" 7" $12.00
(Limited to 100 copies on blue vinyl; Ice-crystal frequencies from NG5361)

AWB 015 Final Solution "Do As You're Told" 7" $4.00
(Two classic tracks by this essential NYC power-electronics trio; Produced
by Mark Solotroff at LoHo Studios, NYC; Released in 1992)

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Cassettes:


N/A

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Sale Items:


[Limited quantities in stock - Please inquire about availability before sending payment]

Dead World "Dead World" / "Song Of Age" 7" (Release/Relapse) $3.00
(Ultra dark industrial metal - limited!)

Iugula-Thor "The Wheel Of The Process" 12" (Minus Habens) $5.00
(Their classic 1st release)

Iugula-Thor / Sshe Retina Stimulants "Performance Ranges" 7"
(Grey marble vinyl) (Self Abuse) $3.00

Sshe Retina Stimulants "Ketsueki No Eiga" CD (Self Abuse) $8.00
(Totally frozen electronic frequencies)

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Ordering Information:


Prices do not include postage unless stated.

USA orders: Please add $2.00 for 1st cassette, CD, or 7",
or $4.00 for the 1st 12"/LP for 1st Class postage.
Add $1.00 for each additional item.

Foreign orders: Please add $5.00 for 1st item for Air Mail.
Add $2.00 for each additional item.

Wholesale rates are available on select items; please inquire.

This catalog supersedes all prices, shipping rates, and in-
stock items transmitted in previous e-mails and printed lists.

Please use bludlust@mindspring.com for PayPal payments,
or make money orders and IMO's payable to [and registered
letters addressed to]: MARK SOLOTROFF (not BloodLust!)


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Wednesday, June 29, 2005

Rick at EmptyFree (link at lower-left) was kind enough - again - to plug this Sunday's show. Stop by his site and tell him to get his ass in gear with more frequent posts.

Tuesday, June 28, 2005



Friday June 24th, 2005
BIRTHDAY DESTROYER III
BEHIND THE GREEN DOOR
DETROIT

LAUNDRYROOM SQUELCHERS
16 BITCH PILE UP
WORKBENCH
MAMMAL
MARK SOLOTROFF

BRITTLE FOUNDRIES
CHARLIE DRAHEIM

Happy fucking birthday Grey! Holy shit, what a party!! I am always pleased to make a trip up to Grey and Charlie’s spot. First of all, you need to find pictures of the birthday cake that the 16 Bitch Pile Up girls made – it was a total Black Dahlia crime scene treat. Charlie got the musical part of the night started with his gross shrouded-mini-system lo-fi mouth-harp jam, and it was appropriately uncomfortable, as always. For Brittle Foundries, David Reed veered away from the dense, heavy ambience of his Luasa Raelon performances to offer a more timely sinister creep set for the night. Whether it is L.R., Envenomist, or whatever, this boy knows his stuff and he delivers the goods. And don’t think that I didn’t notice that MC-202 in his set-up. Next up, I did my thing with a half-dozen microphones… really strange not having guys with synths behind me… kind of awkward… need to iron out some vocal-level kinks, etc… appreciation to Andorkappen and Prurient, as well as to Andi Sex Gang, Bauhaus, Clan of Xymox, Fields of the Nephilim, The Rose of Avalanche, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Sisters of Mercy, and Virgin Prunes. Many thanks to everyone for the enthusiastic crowd action and the very keen response. Birthday Boy Grey took a heavy blow to the side of his right eye that led to quite a magnificent golf ball bump. If I warmed people up, Mammal brought things to a boil. This was my first chance to see Gary play since his Camp Gay show on Halloween, and the crowds could not have been more dissimilar. Things were getting so hectic directly in front of his gear that Gary had to send some guy flying across the room in what was an amazing split-second break in his concentrated performance of sharp, rapidly pulsing electronics. The new Mammal 3” CD-R on Chondritic Sound is a must-have. Here is where I get to start making up for lost time after missing so much stuff at No Fun Fest. Workbench took up the power mantle and answered back with a different flavor of excellent dark, raw, pulsing electro-goo. Mike said that the Mammal tones inspired him to oscillate in that direction… all I know is that after that, I cannot wait to hear what he does on Sunday in Chicago. 16 Bitch Pile Up can obviously bake more than just bloody torso cakes, as they cooked up some deep, dark electronics that kicked in heavily just as whatever was in that keg started acting up. At this point, the crowd started getting even more intense, physically answering the deadly low to high shifts that 16BPU seemed to be generating. Laundry Room Squelchers seemed to have been reserving their energy with what was still a very strong Chicago show the night before, because their similar slow build up gave way to a totally intense crowd pile up that saw more bodies flung all over the place than I could keep track of. Something about their sets reminded me of heavy 1980’s industrial (noise), but with added bodies (their own, and the crowd’s) tumbling all over the place. The party went on and on… no need to elaborate too much. Saturday saw all Green Door crashers head to the Eastern Market for fresh fruit and vegetables, way-too-hot coffee for such a swelteringly hot day, fresh apple cider from a squeaky-voice Death in June cider-vendor, and fantastic, gigantic BBQ burgers. After touring folks finally made it out of Detroit, Charlie and I took a drive to Royal Oak, which has definitely changed for the worse since I used to go there in the 80s, and we stopped for Slurpees (I went with Fanta Banana, if you must know) during a flash rainstorm. A quick and easy ride back was just what the doctor ordered. I returned with a substantial box of amazing things (such as a hot 16BPU CD in a totally defiled bible!) to listen to, which I have been doing, and I will be in touch with everyone, ASAP, to say thanks… Once again, “happy birthday” and “mega-thanks” to Grey. July 3 should rule!!!


Sunday, June 26, 2005



Select BloodLust! titles can now be found in the distribution section of the Slaughter Productions website. A permanent link has been added at the lower-left.

Jonathan Canady was kind enough to put up mp3 samples from each Intrinsic Action CD release that he stocks in the Malsonus e-store (and that he executed the graphic design for). Check here for details:

http://www.malsonus.com/mp3/bloodmp3.html