Toroidh, Navicon Torture Technologies, Militia, Isomer and Chaos As Shelter). Running to just short of 400 pages (392), it is available in soft-cover and special hard-back edition, which the hard-back including a bonus five track digital compilation of archival tracks (incl.
It is also a celebration of, and an archival document charting, the activities of key artists and labels during the late 1990s and early 2000s. SPECTRUM COMPENDIUM functions as a critical publication to shine a light on the often obscured post-industrial underground. Now 20 years on from the release of the first issue of Spectrum in 1998, Spectrum Compendium brings together reprints of all five issues, along with a wealth of interviews and reviews originally intended to be published in the planned but ultimately abandoned sixth issue of Spectrum. During its years of activity the five individual issues of Spectrum were distributed through an extensive underground network of artists, labels and mail-orders, but have long since been sold out, and unavailable other than as rare collectables. With the benefit of hindsight, it is now apparent that Spectrum covered a very active period internationally which can now be considered as one of the critical eras for the development and evolution of the post-industrial movement. Although produced and published in Melbourne Australia, Spectrum focused on the global scene and network of artists and labels operating at the time, with a particular focus on the dark ambient, death industrial, heavy electronics, power electronics, neo-classical, martial industrial and neo-folk genres of music. Spectrum: Ambient/ Industrial/ Experimental Music Culture Magazine was one of the most well respected underground ‘zines dealing with post-industrial music in the late 1990s to early 2000s. General release softcover version available from: Special hardcover edition only available via: SPECTRUM COMPENDIUM – published February, 2019 by Headpress
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In the search field you can search all summaries of Spectrum articles - for remedies and illnesses as well as for other keywords.SPECTRUM COMPENDIUM archival documentation of the post-industrial underground Spectrum Magazine Archive 1998-2002 by Richard Stevenson More general information on 'The whole spectrum' It is quite an honor to be published in Spectrum.” “Spectrum consistently produces a very high quality issue with well written and researched cases that bring the subject matter to light. Roger Morrison, author of worldwide bestsellers “ Desktop Guide” from 1993 and “ The Desktop Companion” from 1999. “Many thanks for your journal (Spectrum) which is the premier journal in the world (as hardly needs stating). The name The Spectrum of Homeopathy represents the aim of presenting the whole gamut of homeopathy from Hahnemann to Scholten, from Boenninghausen to Sankaran. Therefore, we offer a modern and open-minded journal to contribute to this synthesis.
We know from experience that the future of our healing method lies in the integration of a range of trends within homeopathy.
There have been many advances within homeopathy in recent decades.
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