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Inoxia Records is a Japanese record label that is closely related to the experimental music band Boris. In addition to releasing, Inoxia also distributes other Japanese labels such as Daymare Recordings , Pedal Records , and Diwphalanx Records .
The album was re-released through Inoxia Records in 2006 under the name Dronevil -Final-on (double) CD format. This version includes two additional tracks not found on the original release. An alternate mix of "The Evil One Which Sobs"/"Interference Demon" appears on Heavy Metal Me, while a live version appears on Archive II.
Megatone CD (2002 Inoxia Records) 04092001 LP (2004 Inoxia Records) Sun Baked Snow Cave CD (2005 Hydra Head Records) Walrus/Groon 12-inch EP (2007 Hydra Head Records) Rock Dream 2CD/3LP (2007 Diwphalanx Records/Southern Lord Records) Klatter LP (2011 Daymare Records) Gensho CD/LP (2016 Relapse/Daymare) 2R0I2P0 CD/LP (2020 Relapse)
In 2007, the album was also released on vinyl in two forms by Inoxia Records: an unlimited LP which contains the album (same as Pedal CD version), and a double LP box set with a 50-page photo book in a special cover, the album on clear vinyl, a second LP containing two bonus ambient tracks (also on clear vinyl), and a DVD featuring the music ...
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