Label
Immortality Centre
Mid-1980s underground label releasing experimental and industrial music on cassette format.
About
Immortality Centre was an underground record label active during the mid-1980s, operating within the experimental and industrial music community. Based on its 1986 release catalog, the label demonstrated a commitment to avant-garde and conceptual artistic projects, releasing material on cassette format—a preferred medium for underground and independent labels of that era. The label's artist roster included projects such as those behind "Dedicated to Kantor," "Oz-Zarakanustra," and "Neoist Life," suggesting engagement with performance art, neo-Dada, and experimental cultural movements. The concentrated output in 1986 indicates a brief but focused period of activity. Immortality Centre's emphasis on cassette distribution aligned with the DIY ethos prevalent in the experimental underground scene of the 1980s, prioritizing artistic merit and conceptual innovation over commercial viability. Though limited documentation exists, the label's catalog reflects the broader landscape of cassette-based experimental music that characterized the independent music infrastructure of that decade.