So, at the request of a dear commenter, I hereby present the discography of Skullflower. Apologies for the delay in doing so but things have pretty hectic. Due to the lack of time, comments on the albums, as well album covers, will be limited. After all, Skullflower and their importance in the formation of the noise/drone scene by including live traditional rock instruments rather than electronics has been extensively documented in many blogs. If I find the time, I might come back to the post and include covers and whatnot. This first part will cover SF's initial run from the late-80s to 1996. Part 2 will come soon-ish.
1987 - Bull & Gate Oct 7, 1987 download
This is an early SF live recording released in 2012 by Shock and Dirter Promotions, featuring Matthew Bower, Stuart Dennison, Stefan Jaworzyn and Gary Mundy of Ramleh. I had found this on a blog, but unfortunately I can't seem to find the link to lead to that blog, so I have uploaded it. If the original uploader sees this and wants me to link to his post, please send a comment.
1988 - Birthdeath
More specifically, I'm including both the original version and the
Kino I: Birthdeath reissue. As is shown in Stephen Jaworzyn's liner notes in the reissue, tracks 1 and 2 are from 1987 and unreleased, track 3 is also unreleased and probably their earliest recording (1986), track 4 is from 1988 and probably from the
Form Destroyer sessions, track 5 from 1988, tracks 6 and 7 ("Birthdeath" and "Grub Song") are not the versions found on the original lp, but are the remixes from the
Ruins LP, tracks 8 and 9 ("Timebomb" and "Blood Harvest") are the original
Birthdeath versions and tracks 10 is unreleased. The original was released in 1988 on Broken Flag and the reissue in 2013 on Shock/Dirter Promotions.
Original Birthdeath download
Kino I: Birthdeath reissue download
1989 - Form Destroyer download
1989 - I Live In The Bottomless Pit - Bo Diddley's Shitpump 7'' download
1990 - Rift - Avalanche 7'' download
1990 - Rotten Sun 7'' download
1990 - Ruins download
1990 - Slaves 7" download
1990 - Xaman download
1991 - Mauro Teho Teardo split download (SF track only)
1991 - IIIrd Gatekeeper download
1992 - Evel Knievel 7" download
1992 - Bad Alchemy 7'' download
1993 - Last Shot At Heaven download: removed by SF's request
1993 - Obsidian Shaking Codex download: removed by SF's request
1994 - Carved Into Roses download
1994 - Choady Foster - Spent Force 7'' download
1994 - Ponyland 7'' download
1994 - Skullflower & Total split 7'' download (both SF and T)
1994 - White Fang #2 - Glassy Essence 7'' download
1995 - Adieu, All You Judges (Live Split with Ramleh) download (both SF and T)
1995 - Argon download
1995 - Infinityland download
1995 - Transformer download
1995 - Village Sorting 7''
1996 - this is Skullflower download
2013 - Kino IV: Black Sun Rising download
This is a compilation featuring some unreleased tracks as well as some 7" tracks I have already uploaded in their own right. Tracks 1 and 2 are unreleased, tracks 3 and 4 are the
Rift/Avalanche 7", tracks 5 and 6 are the
Slaves 7" but "Satan My Black Ass, Steve Albini = Jim Steinman" is assigned its original title "Hoof," track 7 is unreleased, tracks 8 and 9 are the
ILITBP/BDSP 7", track 10 is the original title of "A Guide to Canine Foreskin Retraction" from the
Portable Altamont comp (more below), and tracks 11-13 are unreleased and derived from the
Xaman recording. 2013 cd on Shock/Dirter Promotions.
Various tracks download -
removed by SF's request
In this rar I have included some SF comp tracks: "A Guide To Canine Foreskin Retraction (from The Portable Altamont)" (renamed "Against Everything" on
Kino IV was released on the
Portable Altamont 1991 compilation with Coil, Nurse With Wound, Current 93 and Drunks With Guns. "IIIrd Gatekeeper" is from the 1993
Sound From Hands compilation (and also included on the bandcamp reissue of
Last Shot At Heaven). "Aquatic Horrorshape" is from the 1993
Shrine compilation and also from the
LSAH internet reissue. "Dawning Mew" is from the
LSAH reissue as well. "Hamburger Lady" is from the 1999 tribute to Throbbing Gristle
Entertainment Through Pain.