93 Current 93* / Sickness Of Snakes - Nightmare Culture

Label:

L.A.Y.L.A.H. Antirecords

Catalog#:

LAY 14

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Mini-Album, 33 ⅓ RPM

Country:

Belgium

Released:

1985

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Experimental

Tracklist

A	93 Current 93* -	Killy Kill Killy (A Fire Sermon)	12:15
		Performer - David Tibet , John Murphy , Steve Ignorant , Steven Stapleton , Tathata Wallis
B1	Sickness of Snakes -	Various Hands	3:15
B2	Sickness of Snakes -	The Swelling Of Leeches	2:55
B3	Sickness of Snakes -	The Pope Held Upside Down	3:28

Credits

Performer - Boyd Rice (tracks: A, B1, B2) , John Balance , Peter Christopherson (tracks: B1 to B3)

Notes

Included is a 2-sided 12" sized info sheet.
Split between 93 Current 93 and Sickness Of Snakes (aka Coil collaborating with Boyd Rice). The 93 Current 93 track was later appended to the CD reissue of In Menstrual Night and is dedicated to James Low.
The Sickness Of Snakes tracks later appeared on Coil's "Unnatural History" CD.

First press limited to 5000 copies with seal on cover.
Second press out in 1988. It come without insert and with different center label.

Scratched messages:
A= Time for tea and feed the thing.
B=I slept with Faith and woke up with a corpse in my arms

The spine reads "Brékkek Kékkek kékkek Kékkek! Koáx Koáx Koáx! Ualu Ualu Ualu! Quaouauh!"

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Review by cthulhu303 Feb 28, 2003

Killy Kill Killy has to be the scariest track I know. After a distorted version of "A Clockwork Orange" overture, experimental classical music topped with worrying incantations comes in, then a sample from "The Eve of Destruction", speeches played backwards, Gregorian songs... The whole has a very sect-ish atmosphere.

One of the very few tracks I cannot listen to entirely...