Morgue File - A Hole In The Earth That Made Me

The most exciting death industrial artist returns with a new EP, this time released through Bone Valley. "A Hole In The Earth That Made Me" is fairly short, but almost instantaneously transports you to a coffin six feet deep, where you wake up in a cold sweat realising you're buried alive. Muted earth thumps are faintly pulsing above, marking your last breaths before the inevitable happens. Best enjoyed as a double feature with The Vanishing (1988).

Limited CDs are available here. You can also download the EP directly from Morgue File here. Stream below.

Morgue File & Necroviolence - Self-Inflicted

Death is here - unlock the door and don't look up. Morgue File and Necroviolence join forces and contribute tracks to this split tape, released just a couple of days ago by the ever-amazing Black Artifact. Decomposing noise experiments define Necroviolence's contributions, while Morgue File ventures away from death industrial towards louder, more abrasive noise transmissions. Not for the faint of heart.

Tapes are limited to 50 copies, so don't sleep and bag one here. Stream the whole thing below.

Morgue File - Archives 01-02

No audio preview available at the moment. Black Goat Records collected two live performances by Morgue File and put them out on a limited edition tape. You know the deal. For international shipping, cop them here. US-based buyers can save a few bucks here.

Morgue File - 01-12

Morgue File's "01-12" compiles the first three cassette demos, originally released via his bandcamp in 2023. This collection serves as a perfect introduction to Daniel's morbid ambient and minimal noise electronics. Best consumed at night, on headphones, and in one sitting. Incredibly atmospheric death music.

Stream the whole collection below, and cop the digital version here.

Morgue File - Deathbed Phenomena

Morgue File is the alias of Daniel Cornejo from California, who has a number of other projects, but it's this one that caught my ear. Death ambient and cold, morgue-themed noise transmissions form the epicentre of this album, delivering a whiff of deathly chill to your speakers.

Sadly, the tapes are sold out, but you can peep the digital version here.