Maybe I should have called this Porn Wars III. I do like a trilogy. But I also like descriptive German words, so. Lustmord it is, definition to follow. There's a scene in David Cronenberg's "A History ...

“On Saturday night the festival presented a commission: “Trinity,” a collaboration by Lustmord, from Los Angeles, and Biosphere, from Norway. The West Park Presbyterian Church had been turned into a ...

Typically, when two artists from stylistically diverse genres collaborate, the result is an offbeat hybrid that belongs in neither niche. Yet when wiggy heavy-metal titans the Melvins team up with ...

As mentioned, Lustmord is releasing a box set, The Other, which is based around his 2008 album [ O T H E R ] and which also features Lustmord tracks interpreted by other artists, including Ulver, ...

Godflesh, Årabrot, Zola Jesus and more have been enlisted to rework music by Lustmord for a new box set, The Others – Lustmord Deconstructed. In a statement about his remix, Godflesh said: "It’s ...

Standing beneath the all-seeing Masonic pyramid symbol called the Eye of Providence, the artist who records as Lustmord made his Los Angeles debut after three decades as a preeminent sculptor of dark, ...

We’ve got bad news for Hank Williams Jr., who famously sang that “If heaven ain’t a lot like Dixie, I don’t want to go.” Shangri-La, it turns out, more resembles California. The good news for Williams ...

When the Church of Satan wanted to celebrate their 40th anniversary – and 06/06/06 – with a ritual in Los Angeles, they called Lustmord. The pioneer of ultra-niche music genre "dark ambient" hadn't ...

Irgendwann fing die Treppe an zu schnarren. Die Metallstufen, über die man vom Erdgeschoss in die Halle des Berghain gelangt, konnten die ständigen Tiefstfrequenzattacken aus der Anlage nicht ...

“We are dealing with something for which there is only one appropriate expression, mysterium tremendum… The feeling of it may at times come sweeping like a gentle tide pervading the mind with a ...

Much of Lustmord’s initial notoriety had to do with his use of field recordings made in crypts, caves, slaughterhouses and – in his own formulation – “the dark places of the earth”. His early work ...