Catalog

• Title: Zenith
• Artist: anamorphic
• Catalog: ITFAIS-0010
• Released: September 2022
• Notes: An hour long continuously mixed drone features the sound of being alone in the void tuning in as other worlds go by.

• Title: Lazaretto
• Artist: anamorphic
• Catalog: ITFAIS-0009
• Released: April 2020
• Notes: A combination of source recordings from 2002 takes the listener into sickness.

• Title: Scratch Plant
• Artist: anamorphic
• Catalog: ITFAIS-0008
• Released: May 2017
• Notes: Ever wonder what was on that tape? Scratch Plant is a studio scratch tape that contains 4 tracks of anamorphic caught as it was transitioning from Indiana to New York City.

• Title: Remused
• Artist: anamorphic
• Catalog: ITFAIS-0007
• Released: December 2000
• Notes: Live mix October 18, 1997 @ MUSE by Elod Horvath. This is the second part of two live PA’s performed and recorded live at Bass in Your Face studio in Lafyette, Indiana.

• Title: You’re in deep space with a hostile alien and it really sucks
• Artist: anamorphic
• Catalog: ITFAIS-0006
• Released: February 2000
• Notes: Infrasonic squelching…ultrasonic audial illuminism…a reverberation reflexion set to fourteen point four billion light years… You’re alone in a spaceship far from home with an alien chasing you!

• Title: Nostromo
• Artist: anamorphic
• Catalog: ITFAIS-0005
• Released: May 2002
• Notes: Despite the back-dated catalog number, this was anamorphic’s last release. Several years in the making, this ambient release ranges from solitude to sheer sonic terror. Limited release of 100.

• Title: anamorphic.1
• Artist: anamorphic
• Catalog: ITFAIS-0004
• Released: August 1999
• Notes: Based on source recordings made in 1997-1998, this is the first release from anamorphic and contains drone ambiences likened to artists such as Scanner, Coil, and Ryoji Ikeda.

• Title: #3
• Artist: DJ Stax
• Catalog: ITFAIS-0003
• Released: February 1997
• Notes: This is the first full-length mixtape released by DJ Stax. Recorded live direct to DAT with no edits, this set contains techno that ranges from melodic to hard.

• Title: #4
• Artist: DJ Stax
• Catalog: ITFAIS-0002
• Released: June 1998
• Notes: A follow-up mixtape after the success of Tape #3, this was also recorded live direct to DAT with no edits. #4 features a harder mix of techno.

• Title: Simplex
• Artist: Simplex
• Catalog: ITFAIS-0001
• Released: March 1997
• Notes: The first release from ITFAIS Records features unsettling soundscapes in the vein of Aube, Lull, Lustmord, and Tactile. Direct mastered from 2-track reel-to-reel tapes.