HOG Disorder Of Our Bodies Tape Side B 1996 Hungarian Death-Industrial

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This is the Side B of the cassette.

[project] HOG
[music] mortum, D-mon
[album] Disorder Of Our Bodies
[format] cassette
[genre] death-industrial
[year] 1996
Hungary

Side B

Out Of flesh Pain Is Made 00:00
The Dead Floats With The Stream 08:04
So May He Pass Away 13:49
A Subtle After-taste Of Biterness 18:52

Before the morose and spiritually injured Stone Wired, there was HOG, probably the very first Hungarian old-school Death-Industrial project, that did not incorporate harsh noise wall and power electronics elements into its discomfort sound. An album, that went public on cassette format only. An album, that disappeared fast. This is the year of 1996, and over 27 years of silence, that album is back now. Digitized straight from the master tape, without any upgrade or editing.

HOG [aka mortum] as a mere one person sound experiment was born around the beginning of spring in 1996. The goal was to present sounds that can convey an overwhelming depression and disturbing frustration about death and also can deliver it to any audience regardless of age, gender and religion. Several hours of cassette recordings had been made before D-mon joined the effort. The sound sources were simple, a Casio HT 700 DCO synthesizer, a no name, cheaply constructed acoustic guitar and thanks to D-mon an Ibanez basic electric guitar. All sounds we forced out of these instruments were heavily modified with many guitar effect pedals and tape modulations. With D-mon, the huge amount of recordings finally got organized and filtered into a complex album with a strong theme of death, Since we both, me and D-mon were deeply influenced with esoteric theories of the human flesh body, it was just inevitable to keep this as the basic foundation for the project.

Using the limited number of equipment such as the mighty Cutec Mr-402 4 track cassette recorder from the media studio of Tessedik Samuel College in Szarvas, we could realize a fairly produced album and we named our very first child that meant to go public as Disorder Of Our Bodies.

There were 40 cassette copies made of the album recorded onto Sony HF 60 minutes tapes with type I bias settings.

Despite the fast sold out of the tapes, the album remained under radar. A few months after the release, D-mon left the project to play in a gothic rock band. With the album the project name HOG also sank into oblivion and in the early next year, 1997, Stone Wired was born on the relic of its predecessor.

The album, Disorder Of Our Bodies in its original, unaltered form will be available only on Youtube.

The full restoration and reediting with appropriate mastering are under progression currently.
If I can remain faithful to the original recordings then, and only then I will bring the updated new edition to the public.

/mortum, 2023