Apocalyptic Vision

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Apocalyptic Vision is a record label that emerged during the mid-1990s underground music scene, establishing itself as a purveyor of experimental and industrial sounds. Based on available archival records, the label released a notable trilogy of albums in 1996: Kiss, Psycho Magnet, and Selected Scenes From The End Of The World, all issued on vinyl format. These releases suggest the label's commitment to thematic, conceptually-driven projects that engaged with apocalyptic and dystopian imagery characteristic of experimental music from that era. The label's output reflects the aesthetic concerns of 1990s industrial and experimental communities, prioritizing vinyl as the primary medium for distribution. While limited information exists regarding the label's complete roster and founding philosophy, its concentrated output in 1996 indicates a focused operation during a fertile period for underground and independent experimental music. Apocalyptic Vision's releases have become sought-after artifacts within collector communities devoted to experimental and industrial music history.