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Nekrophile Records Amsterdam, Netherlands
Austrian cassette label run by Michael DeWitt from 1983 to 1990. Specializing in occult/ritual industrial music (self- described as "Martial Music for the New Aeon"), Nekrophile Rekords released eight cassettes and some printed materials. In the early 1990s six of the titles were reissued on five CDs by Nekrophile Records, Amsterdam, ... more
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