The definitive Segerhuva compilation and one of the best noise/industrial compilations of its decade. The cover evokes a murky, sinister underworld of urbane privacy and the sound running through the compilation is sophisticated, shadowy and intoxicating to match. Alongside this, there is a raw emotional current patterned into many of the compilation tracks and the title; a reflection of the bleeding heart-red of the cover. Much for the imagination. Scandinavian mainstays Sewer Election, MNEM, Ochu, Treriksröset and Blod take the fore, with a notable Japanoise appearance from Government Alpha. One of the few Sharon's Last Party tracks can also be heard here (an excellent and underrated project): a glitzy lounge jam underwritten by an intense, threatening synth drone. This track is an excellent proof-of-concept for the whole compilation. Drug trafficking discussed in hushed tones in a high end city bar.
1. Sewer Election - What Love Am I Supposed To Show You?
2. Koeff - Offer
3. Skin Area - Post-Raw
4. MNEM - Syphilitic Solar Surge
5. Jarl - Envägskommunikation
6. Moljebka Pvlse - Cora
7. Institut - Choose
8. Government Alpha - Dimple
9. Sharon's Last Party - Cocktail Pussycat
10. Treriksröset - Eating Tarmac
11. IRM - Like Hearts
12. Ochu - Uhmghnn-trådarna Som Tyglar Samvetets Svets
13. Martin Bladh - Safe As Me
14. Irgun Z'wai Leumi - Telefunkel
15. Barrikad - I Don't
16. Blod - Heartbreaker
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