Neuro Habitat

Private release limited to 300 copies. Some copies came with an insert which was a page of a russian book. Several copies also exist with a signed (with MB logo) page from a pornographic magazine as insert. "Mörder Unter Uns" was the soundtrack for a movie by Paul Hurst. "The murder rises in the dark zones of human heart; it springs from impulses and desires which achievement only leads to the unhappiness and to further frustrations. This is the murderer tragedy." There is an unofficial repress which is very hard to distinguish from the original. Both versions were pressed from the same plates (identical runout matrix). The printed sleeve artwork also looks exactly identical. Both pressings have the back cover artwork upside down. According to M.B. the second pressing is not official. However, it must have been produced by someone who had access to the original pressing plates and artwork. This is how to distinguish the pressings: - The reverse of the cardboard used for the cover of the original is off white while the repress version is light grey. - The text on the a side label of the repress is slightly shifted out of center. It has a narrow black border along the bottom edge. - When looking very close the black label of the original has a slight screen structure while the repress is just plain black. - The original label is darker black and glossier. The repress has just a minimal gloss and is rather anthracite than black. - The inner sleeve of the original has all 4 corners diagonally cut. There are no die-cut holes on either side.