UNITED DAIRIES
Of Ruine Or Some Blazing Starre
Details
1994 12" UK Durtro DURTRO018
2000 Blue vinyl copies in gatefold sleeve
Track Listing
Side 1
  1. A Voice From Catland
  2. Steven and I in the Field of Stars
  3. The Teeth of the Winds of the Sea [cmedd1160]
  4. Moonlight, You Will Say
  5. Into the Bloody Hole I Go
  6. The Darkly Splendid World
  7. The Cloud of Unknowing
Side 2
  1. Let Us Go to the Rose
  2. All The World Makes Great Blood
  3. The Great, Bloody and Bruised Veil of the World [cmedd1160]
  4. Into the Menstrual Night I Go
  5. Dormition and Dominion
  6. So: This Empire is Nothing
  7. This Shining Shining World
Vinyl Etchings
Side 1: THE REBEL POWERS THAT THEE ARRAY
Side 2: MY PAIN BENEATH YOUR SHELTERING HAND
Personnel
Michael Cashmore
Phoebe Cheshire
David Kenny
Sleeve Notes
Jesus said. "It is I who am the light which is above them all. It is I who am the all. From me did the all come forth, and unto me did the all extend. Split a piece of wood, and I am there. Lift up the stone, and you will find me there."

Gospel of Thomas, verse 77


Of Ruine Or Some Blazing Starre was written between April 1991 and September 1993 and should be regarded as one piece.

Michael Cashmore: guitars, bass, drums, glockenspiel, sounds
Phoebe Cheshire: spoken and sung vocals
Steven Stapleton: guitars, drones, and bric-a-brac arrangements
Starspace: bass on IV
David Tibet: vocals, sounds

This album is dedicated to the souls of: William Lawes (1602-1645); Charles Sims (1873-1928); Louis Wain (1860-1939); and H.R. Wakefield (1888-1964).

All music by Current 93 except:
II - adapted from Pavan "The Funerals" by Anthony Holborne (d. 1602);
III - adapted from "Lament For Arnhem" by Calum Ruadh; VII - adapted from "Cantio Ad Laudem Cantioris", from the liturgical chants of the Acquitainian repertory;
VIII - anonymous composer from Le Receuil des plus belles et excellentes chansons en forme de voix de ville (1526)
All adaptations and arrangements by Cashmore/Stapleton/Tibet.

The album title is taken from the song "Beauty In Eclipsia" by Wiliam Lawes, with words by Sir Henry Moody.

All lyrics by David Tibet, except VIII - Pierre de Ronsard.
Spoken words from I and the second half of track VIII are by Louis Wain.

Engineered by David Kenny
Mixed by Steven Stapleton
Produced by Current 93
Cut by Denis and George at Porky's

Cover: "Another Attempt At Man's Last Pretence Of Consummation In Indifference" by Charles Sims.
Back cover: detail from "Man's Last Pretence Of Consummation In Indifference' by Charles Sims.
Inner painting: "All The Kingdoms Of The World In A Moment Of Time (XXVI)" by Andrew King

Group photograph by Ruth Bayer

My love to: Starfish, John Balance, Peter Christopherson, Douglas P., Paul Cheshire, all at Cooloorta, Richard Dalby, James Low, Thorn, Shirley Collins, and to David Pinto for his comments on Wm Lawes.

Manufactured and distirbuted by Alison, David and Alan at World Serpent: thank you all.

David Tibet, Lucky's Grove, January 1994

IN THIS WORLD WE RUN OVRE RASE
GOD GRAVNTE TO BE WITH CHRIST IN TYME AND SPACE
Memorial tablet in Chaldon Church, early seventeenth century
Of Ruine Or Some Blazing Starre
Details
1994 CD UK Durtro DURTRO018CD
In jewel case
Track Listing
  1. A Voice From Catland (0:19)
  2. Steven and I in the Field of Stars (2:53)
  3. The Teeth of the Winds of the Sea (7:13) [cmedd1160]
  4. Moonlight, You Will Say (5:16)
  5. Into the Bloody Hole I Go (0:58)
  6. The Darkly Splendid World (0:48)
  7. The Cloud of Unknowing (7:25)
  8. Let Us Go to the Rose (5:14)
  9. All the World Makes Great Blood (3:52)
  10. The Great, Bloody and Bruised Veil of the World (4:14) [cmedd1160]
  11. Into the Menstrual Night I Go (1:11)
  12. Dormition and Dominion (6:17)
  13. So: This Empire is Nothing (1:05)
  14. This Shining Shining World (2:49)
Personnel
Michael Cashmore
Phoebe Cheshire
David Kenny
Sleeve Notes
Jesus said. "It is I who am the light which is above them all. It is I who am the all. From me did the all come forth, and unto me did the all extend. Split a piece of wood, and I am there. Lift up the stone, and you will find me there."

Gospel of Thomas, verse 77


Of Ruine Or Some Blazing Starre was written between April 1991 and September 1993 and should be regarded as one piece.

Michael Cashmore: guitars, bass, drums, glockenspiel, sounds
Phoebe Cheshire: spoken and sung vocals
Steven Stapleton: guitars, drones, and bric-a-brac arrangements
Starspace: bass on IV
David Tibet: vocals, sounds

This album is dedicated to the souls of: William Lawes (1602-1645); Charles Sims (1873-1928); Louis Wain (1860-1939); and H.R. Wakefield (1888-1964).

All music by Current 93 except:
II - adapted from Pavan "The Funerals" by Anthony Holborne (d. 1602);
III - adapted from "Lament For Arnhem" by Calum Ruadh; VII - adapted from "Cantio Ad Laudem Cantioris", from the liturgical chants of the Acquitainian repertory;
VIII - anonymous composer from Le Receuil des plus belles et excellentes chansons en forme de voix de ville (1526)
All adaptations and arrangements by Cashmore/Stapleton/Tibet.

The album title is taken from the song "Beauty In Eclipsia" by Wiliam Lawes, with words by Sir Henry Moody.

All lyrics by David Tibet, except VIII - Pierre de Ronsard.
Spoken words from I and the second half of track VIII are by Louis Wain.

Engineered by David Kenny
Mixed by Steven Stapleton
Produced by Current 93
Cut by Denis and George at Porky's

Cover: "Another Attempt At Man's Last Pretence Of Consummation In Indifference" by Charles Sims.
Back cover: detail from "Man's Last Pretence Of Consummation In Indifference' by Charles Sims.
Inner painting: "All The Kingdoms Of The World In A Moment Of Time (XXVI)" by Andrew King

Group photograph by Ruth Bayer

My love to: Starfish, John Balance, Peter Christopherson, Douglas P., Paul Cheshire, all at Cooloorta, Richard Dalby, James Low, Thorn, Shirley Collins, and to David Pinto for his comments on Wm Lawes.

Manufactured and distributed by Alison, David and Alan at World Serpent: thank you all.

David Tibet, Lucky's Grove, January 1994

IN THIS WORLD WE RUN OVRE RASE
GOD GRAVNTE TO BE WITH CHRIST IN TYME AND SPACE
Memorial tablet in Chaldon Church, early seventeenth century
Of Ruine Or Some Blazing Starre
Details
2007 February 12" UK Durtro DURTRO018
1 Black vinyl test pressing copy in signed and personalized sleeve with gold ink drawing
Hand-written labels in black ink
Track Listing
Side 1
  1. A Voice From Catland
  2. Steven and I in the Field of Stars
  3. The Teeth of the Winds of the Sea [cmedd1160]
  4. Moonlight, You Will Say
  5. Into the Bloody Hole I Go
  6. The Darkly Splendid World
  7. The Cloud of Unknowing
Side 2
  1. Let Us Go to the Rose
  2. All The World Makes Great Blood
  3. The Great, Bloody and Bruised Veil of the World [cmedd1160]
  4. Into the Menstrual Night I Go
  5. Dormition and Dominion
  6. So: This Empire is Nothing
  7. This Shining Shining World
Vinyl Etchings
Side 1: THE REBEL POWERS THAT THEE ARRAY
Side 2: MY PAIN BENEATH YOUR SHELTERING HAND
Personnel
Michael Cashmore
Phoebe Cheshire
David Kenny
Of Ruine Or Some Blazing Starre
Details
2004 est. CD RU Ars Nova ???
500 In jewel case
Bootleg
Track Listing
  1. A Voice From Catland (0:19)
  2. Steven and I in the Field of Stars (2:53)
  3. The Teeth of the Winds of the Sea (7:13)
  4. Moonlight, You Will Say (5:16)
  5. Into the Bloody Hole I Go (0:58)
  6. The Darkly Splendid World (0:48)
  7. The Cloud of Unknowing (7:25)
  8. Let Us Go to the Rose (5:14)
  9. All the World Makes Great Blood (3:52)
  10. The Great, Bloody and Bruised Veil of the World (4:14)
  11. Into the Menstrual Night I Go (1:11)
  12. Dormition and Dominion (6:17)
  13. So: This Empire is Nothing (1:05)
  14. This Shining Shining World (2:49)
Personnel
Michael Cashmore
Phoebe Cheshire
David Kenny
Sleeve Notes
Of Ruine Or Some Blazing Starre was written between April 1991 and September 1993 and should be regarded as one piece.

Michael Cashmore: guitars, bass, drums, glockenspiel, sounds
Phoebe Cheshire: spoken and sung vocals
Steven Stapleton: guitars, drones, and bric-a-brac arrangements
Starspace: bass on IV
David Tibet: vocals, sounds

This album is dedicated to the souls of: William Lawes (1602-1645); Charles Sims (1873-1928); Louis Wain (1860-1939); and H.R. Wakefield (1888-1964).

All music by Current 93 except:
II - adapted from Pavan "The Funerals" by Anthony Holborne (d. 1602);
III - adapted from "Lament For Arnhem" by Calum Ruadh; VII - adapted from "Cantio Ad Laudem Cantioris", from the liturgical chants of the Acquitainian repertory;
VIII - anonymous composer from Le Receuil des plus belles et excellentes chansons en forme de voix de ville (1526)
All adaptations and arrangements by Cashmore/Stapleton/Tibet.

The album title is taken from the song "Beauty In Eclipsia" by Wiliam Lawes, with words by Sir Henry Moody.

All lyrics by David Tibet, except VIII - Pierre de Ronsard.
Spoken words from I and the second half of track VIII are by Louis Wain.

Engineered by David Kenny
Mixed by Steven Stapleton
Produced by Current 93
Cut by Denis and George at Porky's

Cover: "Another Attempt At Man's Last Pretence Of Consummation In Indifference" by Charles Sims.
Back cover: detail from "Man's Last Pretence Of Consummation In Indifference" by Charles Sims.
Inlay: "Jacob's Well (XXXXVI) by Andrew King

Group photograph by Ruth Bayer

IN THIS WORLD WE RUN OVRE RASE
GOD GRAVNTE TO BE WITH CHRIST IN TYME AND SPACE
Memorial tablet in Chaldon Church, early seventeenth century

All titles David Tibet/Current 93
Of Ruine Or Some Blazing Starre
Details
2007 June CD CA Durtro Jnana DURTRO JNANA 1961
In digipak
Track Listing
  1. A Voice From Catland (0:19)
  2. Steven and I in the Field of Stars (2:53)
  3. The Teeth of the Winds of the Sea (7:13) [cmedd1160]
  4. Moonlight, You Will Say (5:15)
  5. Into the Bloody Hole I Go (0:58)
  6. The Darkly Splendid World (0:48)
  7. The Cloud of Unknowing (7:25)
  8. Let Us Go to the Rose (5:14)
  9. All the World Makes Great Blood (3:52)
  10. The Great, Bloody, Bruised And Silent Veil of the World (4:13) [cmedd1160]
  11. Into the Menstrual Night I Go (1:12)
  12. Dormition and Dominion (6:17)
  13. So: This Empire is Nothing (1:05)
  14. This Shining Shining World (2:51)
Personnel
Michael Cashmore
Phoebe Cheshire
David Kenny
Sleeve Notes
Jesus said: I am the light which is over them all, I am the all. It was from me that the all came forth, and it is to me that the all has reached. Split a piece of wood - I am there. Lift the stone and you will find me there.

Gospel of Thomas, Saying 77

Noe say her eyes portenders are
Of ruine or some blazing starre

OF RUINE OR SOME BLAZING STARRE (The Broken Heart Of Man) was written between April 1991 and September 1993, and is to be regarded as one piece.

Michael Cashmore: guitars, bass, drums, glockenspiel, sounds; Phoebe Cheshire: spoken and sung vocals; Steven Stapleton: guitars, drones, and bric-a-brac arrangements; Starspace: bass on IV; David Tibet: vocals, sounds.

This album is dedicated to the souls of: William Lawes (1602-1645), Charles Sims (1873-1928), Louis Wain (1860-1939) and HR Wakefield (1888-1964).

All initial melodies except those noted below by Michael Cashmore, with 93 developments and additions by David Tibet and Steven Stapleton, except:

II: adapted from "Pavan 'The Funerals'" by Anthony Holborne (1545 - 1602); III: adapted from "Lament For Arnhem" by Calum Ruadh; VII: adapted from "Cantio Ad Laudem Cantioris: Annus Novus in Gaudio" from the liturgical chant of the Acquitaine repertory; VIII: adapted from the work of the anonymous composer from Le Receuil des Plus Belles et Excellentes Chansons en Forme de Voix de Ville (1526).
The album title is taken from the song "Beauty In Eclipsia" by Wiliam Lawes, with words by Sir Henry Moody.
All lyrics by David Tibet, except VIII by Pierre de Ronsard. The spoken text by Phoebe Cheshire in I and VIII is by Louis Wain, and was written by him in pencil on the back of two paintings made by him during his final years in Napsbury Asylum, which are in the collection of David Tibet. Coptic Translation by David Tibet.
Engineered by David Kenny. Mixed by Steven Stapleton with David Tibet and Michael Cashmore. Produced by Current 93. Remastered in 2006 by Denis Blackham at Skye Mastering. All songs (c) Current 93 1994/2007 and (p) David Tibet 1994/2007. Front cover image: "Another Attempt At Man's Last Pretence Of Consummation In Indifference" by Charles Sims. Back cover image: "Man's Last Pretence Of Consummation In Indifference' by Charles Sims. Photograph of Steven, David and Michael by Ruth Bayer. The holograph text is by Louis Wain, and shows the words to the spoken "Willows" section on VIII. Cover design and layout by David Tibet and Paul Jackson.
My love to: Mark Logan, Michael Cashmore, Steffi Thiel, Jhonn Balance, Peter Christopherson, Ossian Brown, Starfish, Paul Jackson, Denis Blackham, Paul Cheshire, Phoebe Cheshire, all at Cooloorta, Shirley Collins, Father Kosma Afanasyev, Sister Benedicta Wallace OSB, Barbara Emmel, Stephen Emmel and Andria Degens.
Thankyou all

David Tibet, March 2007, Hastings.

In this world we run our rase
God grante us to be with Christ in
tyme and space


Memorial tablet in Chaldon Church, early seventeenth century
Notes
A note from, Durtro on 11-JAN-2008
There has been a disastrous error on the pressing of the UK/European edition of the 'Of Ruine' CD. All tracks, instead of being cross-faded, have a 2 second gap between them, making the CD completely unlistenable due to the Satanic digital gaps. We will be sending replacement CD discs to all those who have ordered it from Durtro. If you have ordered this from Durtro, please send us an email with DEFECTIVE OF RUINE CD in the SUBJECT HEADER, along with the date of your order, your order number and your address.

This error ONLY occurred on copies manufactured by Southern; so if you look on the back of your digipak in the bottom left hand corner, if it says 'Made in EU/Manufactured and distributed by Southern Records: www.southern.net' your copy WILL be faulty.

If your copy says 'Made In Canada/Distributed in North America by Revolver USA: www.midheaven.com' your copy will NOT be faulty and the CD does NOT need replacing.

All of the Southern copies have now been pulled from the shops to have the corrected CD inserted. Southern will be manufacturing the corrected CD this week so we should have it in in a couple of weeks. We are sorry for this error which was not due to Durtro or C93 in any way.
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Reviews
Durtro Jnana issues a remastered, repackaged edition of this hard-to-find album by Current 93, widely acknowledged as one of their finest. Released after the breakthrough apocalyptic folk masterpiece Thunder Perfect Mind, but before the maximalist phantasmagoria of The Inmost Light trilogy, Of Ruine strikes a perfect balance between melody and pscyhedelic experimentation, between lyrical clarity and impenetrable esoterica.

According to David Keenan, author of England's Hidden Reverse, this album is Current 93's best, and listening to it again all these years later, it's hard to disagree. Partly explaining the album's success is its efficient length and linear, narrative trajectory. The liner notes instruct the listener that the album "is to be regarded as one piece," with the track separations representing chapters or sections. Compared to the sprawling double-album that preceded it, Of Ruine is refreshing in its slimness, each track bleeding into the next in a very organic way. Although each track has its own unique melody and atmosphere, the compositional palette across the album remains consistent and minimal: Cashmore's fingerpicked guitar and bass, filled out with Stapleton's psychedelic drones. Only the occasional sprikling of bells or a brief percussive introduction interrupts the album's striking simplicity. Tibet's vocals are occasional joined by Phoebe Cheshire, who opens the album by reading a peculiar quote from British cat artist Louis Wain, a surreal and poetic description of a kitten playing with a ball.

For this album, Tibet and Cashmore drew heavily upon medieval music, directly adapting or drawing inspiration from a suite of liturgical, consort and funeral pieces by composers such as Anthony Holborne, William Lawes and Calum Ruadh. This gives the album a courtliness and melodic coherence that stands out in Current 93's considerable oevre. The production on the album is also first-rate, highlighting each resonant pluck of the guitars, with a canny use of echo and reverb that punctuates the text.

The text itself is one of David Tibet's best, combining the familiar use of mystical Christian metaphors with personal autobiography, which is expanded to encompass England's history, specifically the death of absolute monarchy. For all of its historical and poetic aspirations however, Tibet does not run aground and become the victim of his own complexity and intelligence. To the contrary, the lyrics of this album are probably second only to All the Pretty Little Horses in terms of clarity and relatability. The loose narrative arc relates a tale of existential wandering, a fall into the abyss of melancholy and guilt, and finally a reclamation of innocence and a chance for salvation. This is perhaps a well-worn narrative in the annals of Christian confession, from St. Augustine all the way to Tammy Faye Baker, but this familiarity accounts for its universal nature.

This is probably the last great Current 93 album that desperately needed a reissue: for years the World Serpent edition of the LP and CD have been quite scarce, trading hands for inflated prices of eBay and GEMM. This affordable digipack CD edition on Durtro Jnana is allegedly remastered, although aside from a bit of a volume increase, I could not detect much of a change from the old CD and LP editions in my collection. One big change is the album art, and unfortunately, this is a change very much for the worse. Although the cover is a bit more attractive, the lyrics and liner notes are a real hack job. Some typographical errors were corrected, but I almost couldn't tell, because the booklet is all but unreadable. Instead of the white-on-royal-blue layout of the old booklet, the background has been replaced by what looks to be handwritten text on tea-stained parchment, over which the lyrics are printed in white font. This renders the lyrics extraordinarily difficult to decipher, and for music that is so driven by the strength of text, this is a tragic mistake.

Still, it is wonderful to have this album finally back in print. Even with the artwork, newer fans of Current 93 have ample reason to rejoice. This album not only fills in the missing link between its better-known bookends, but it is also a striking masterpiece of subtlety and restrained beauty.

Jonathan Dean

17 June 2007
Of Ruine Or Some Blazing Starre
Details
2007 December 12" UK Durtro Jnana DURTRO JNANA 1961
Black vinyl copies in regular sleeve in stickered polythene sleeve
2008 November 12" UK Durtro Jnana DURTRO JNANA 1961
400 Purple vinyl copies in regular sleeve in stickered polythene sleeve
Track Listing
Side 1
  1. A Voice From Catland
  2. Steven and I in the Field of Stars
  3. The Teeth of the Winds of the Sea [cmedd1160]
  4. Moonlight, You Will Say
  5. Into the Bloody Hole I Go
  6. The Darkly Splendid World
  7. The Cloud of Unknowing
Side 2
  1. Let Us Go to the Rose
  2. All The World Makes Great Blood
  3. The Great, Bloody and Bruised Veil of the World [cmedd1160]
  4. Into the Menstrual Night I Go
  5. Dormition and Dominion
  6. So: This Empire is Nothing
  7. This Shining Shining World
Personnel
Michael Cashmore
Phoebe Cheshire
David Kenny
Sleeve Notes
Jesus said: I am the light which is over them all, I am the all. It was from me that the all came forth, and it is to me that the all has reached. Split a piece of wood - I am there. Lift the stone and you will find me there.

Gospel of Thomas, Saying 77

Noe say her eyes portenders are
Of ruine or some blazing starre

OF RUINE OR SOME BLAZING STARRE (The Broken Heart Of Man) was written between April 1991 and September 1993, and is to be regarded as one piece.

Michael Cashmore: guitars, bass, drums, glockenspiel, sounds; Phoebe Cheshire: spoken and sung vocals; Steven Stapleton: guitars, drones, and bric-a-brac arrangements; Starspace: bass on IV; David Tibet: vocals, sounds.

This album is dedicated to the souls of: William Lawes (1602-1645), Charles Sims (1873-1928), Louis Wain (1860-1939) and HR Wakefield (1888-1964).

All initial melodies except those noted below by Michael Cashmore, with 93 developments and additions by David Tibet and Steven Stapleton, except:

II: adapted from "Pavan 'The Funerals'" by Anthony Holborne (1545 - 1602); III: adapted from "Lament For Arnhem" by Calum Ruadh; VII: adapted from "Cantio Ad Laudem Cantioris: Annus Novus in Gaudio" from the liturgical chant of the Acquitaine repertory; VIII: adapted from the work of the anonymous composer from Le Receuil des Plus Belles et Excellentes Chansons en Forme de Voix de Ville (1526).
The album title is taken from the song "Beauty In Eclipsia" by Wiliam Lawes, with words by Sir Henry Moody.
All lyrics by David Tibet, except VIII by Pierre de Ronsard. The spoken text by Phoebe Cheshire in I and VIII is by Louis Wain, and was written by him in pencil on the back of two paintings made by him during his final years in Napsbury Asylum, which are in the collection of David Tibet. Coptic Translation by David Tibet.
Engineered by David Kenny. Mixed by Steven Stapleton with David Tibet and Michael Cashmore. Produced by Current 93. Remastered in 2006 by Denis Blackham at Skye Mastering. All songs (c) Current 93 1994/2007 and (p) David Tibet 1994/2007. Front cover image: "Another Attempt At Man's Last Pretence Of Consummation In Indifference" by Charles Sims. Back cover image: "Man's Last Pretence Of Consummation In Indifference' by Charles Sims. Photograph of Steven, David and Michael by Ruth Bayer. The holograph text is by Louis Wain, and shows the words to the spoken "Willows" section on VIII. Cover design and layout by David Tibet and Paul Jackson.
My love to: Mark Logan, Michael Cashmore, Steffi Thiel, Jhonn Balance, Peter Christopherson, Ossian Brown, Starfish, Paul Jackson, Denis Blackham, Paul Cheshire, Phoebe Cheshire, all at Cooloorta, Shirley Collins, Father Kosma Afanasyev, Sister Benedicta Wallace OSB, Barbara Emmel, Stephen Emmel and Andria Degens.
Thankyou all

David Tibet, March 5 2007, Hastings.

In this world we run our rase
God grante us to be with Christ in
tyme and space


Memorial tablet in Chaldon Church, early seventeenth century
Reviews
Империй Гибель, Свет Звезды
Details
2008 CD RU Durtro Soyuz DSM5489-08
In jewel case
Track Listing
  1. Глас Из Земли Котов (0:19)
  2. Мы Со Стивеном В Звездных Полях (2:53)
  3. Оскал Морских Ветров (7:13) [cmedd1160]
  4. "Лунно", - Скажешь Ты (5:15)
  5. В Дыру Кровавую Уйду (0:58)
  6. О, Тусклый Дивный Мир (0:48)
  7. Облако Неведения (7:25)
  8. Пойдем К Розе (5:14)
  9. Весь Этот Мир - Одна Лишь Кровь (3:52)
  10. Великий, Кровавый, Израненный И Безмолвный Покров Мира Сего (4:13) [cmedd1160]
  11. В Ночь Менструальную Уйду (1:12)
  12. Успение И Царство (6:17)
  13. Итак: Сия Империя - Ничто (1:05)
  14. Залитый Светом Мир (2:51)
Personnel
Michael Cashmore
Phoebe Cheshire
David Kenny
Notes
A note from, Durtro on 11-JAN-2008
There has been a disastrous error on the pressing of the UK/European edition of the 'Of Ruine' CD. All tracks, instead of being cross-faded, have a 2 second gap between them, making the CD completely unlistenable due to the Satanic digital gaps. We will be sending replacement CD discs to all those who have ordered it from Durtro. If you have ordered this from Durtro, please send us an email with DEFECTIVE OF RUINE CD in the SUBJECT HEADER, along with the date of your order, your order number and your address.

This error ONLY occurred on copies manufactured by Southern; so if you look on the back of your digipak in the bottom left hand corner, if it says 'Made in EU/Manufactured and distributed by Southern Records: www.southern.net' your copy WILL be faulty.

If your copy says 'Made In Canada/Distributed in North America by Revolver USA: www.midheaven.com' your copy will NOT be faulty and the CD does NOT need replacing.

All of the Southern copies have now been pulled from the shops to have the corrected CD inserted. Southern will be manufacturing the corrected CD this week so we should have it in in a couple of weeks. We are sorry for this error which was not due to Durtro or C93 in any way.