#james plotkin

[postpunkindustrial]

KK Null & James Plotkin – Aurora Remixes

A remix EP of the KK Null & James Plotkin's Aurora album featuring remixes by Scorn, Plotkin and DJ Spooky.

It serves as a nice companion piece to the original as all good remix albums are.

Get it from my Google Drive HERE

[garadinervi]

The Albinos, Enabilizer, (Vinyl/LP, Digital album), PUGR3, P.U.G Records, 2025

Written and Arranged by The Albinos

Recorded by The Albinos at Storm God MFG. Wesley, Texas Produced by Durle Stagger Mastered by James Plotkin

Cover art by sfaustina

[nofatclips]

Part One of You Stood Up For Victory, We Stood Up For Less by A-Sun Amissa [Part 2 here]

[sludgewarden]

[human-antithesis]

Hermit's Lair

Black/Death/Doom Metal, Shoegaze, Post-Rock, Soundtracks

Amenra - MASS V (Alternate Version) [November 26th, 2012] Country: Belgium Genre: Sludge Metal, Screamo Reuploaded: FLAC

Lineup: Colin H. Van Eeckhout - Vocals Lennart Bossu - Guitars Mathieu J. Vandekerckhove - Guitars Levy Seynaeve - Bass Bjorn J. Lebon - Drums

Guest/Session: Scott Kelly - Vocals (Track 4)

Miscellaneous Staff: Billy Anderson - Producer, Mixing James Plotkin - Mastering Stefaan Temmerman - Photography

Label: Neurot Recordings

Additional Notes:

The third track "À mon âme" is slightly longer with a more atmospheric intro

The fourth track "Nowena | 9.10" includes an alternate acoustic intro. Most of the vocals are performed by vocalist Colin H. Van Eeckhout, in this version Scott Kelly can be heard only during chorus. Vocals are performed totally by Scott Kelly in the self-released version of this track previously posted here.

Tracklist:

Dearborn and Buried - 09:14

Boden - 09:04

À mon âme - 13:00

Nowena | 9.10 - 09:20

[testure-1988]

Two Of Me (Parts One and Two) - O.L.D. (Old Lady Drivers)

Discovered this gem while watching Brainscan on Tubi. Yeah this is the perfect soundtrack for that scene where Edward Furlong butchers a guy in his bed.

[occultamusica]

K.K. Null; James Plotkin - Lost (Held Under) (in Ambient 4: Isolationism, 1994)

[brokehorrorfan]

Madman's original motion picture soundtrack is available on vinyl via Death Waltz. The score is composed by Steve Horelick (Reading Rainbow) and also features songs written by producer Gary Sales.

The music has been sourced from the original 35mm camera negative, transferred by Gary Sales, edited by Death Waltz’s Spencer Hickman, and mastered by James Plotkin. 

Priced at $30, the double-LP album is pressed on "Madman Marz" colored vinyl. It's housed in gatefold packaging featuring artwork by Matt Ryan Tobin. An eight-page booklet is also included.