Released: Aug 6, 2012. 2012 Holy Roar Records/Tangled Talk.

Cory Strand ‎– Hellish Wreckage: Collected Recordings 2012-2016. Label: Altar Of Waste ‎– AOW 350.

Collected Recordings. Collected Recordings. oops drops’ was recorded in south texas and new hampshire between 2012 and 2014. the ep was produced by zach wise in seattle washington shh. from Beach Sloth: fills itself with small tender moment. ops drops shows the emotional behind the electronics and the results are wonderful.

In 2012, Hellish Outcast began a new phase with their first album, Your God Will Bleed, released on April 1, 2012 by themselves. This record consolidated them cone one of the most notable genre underground band from Bergen. The album was promoted with their first two music videos: "Your God Will Bleed" and "Face Forced Down". The second album called Stay of Execution, was released under Listenable Records on January 20, 2015 and was recorded in Grieghallen Studios in Bergen and Russell 'Parlour Studios in the UK (Napalm Death, Evile, Dimmu Borgir)  . Their Release from Soil You (Demo) - 2006. Your God Will Bleed (Full-length) - 2012. Stay of Execution (Full-length) - 2015.

Mulholland Drive (Totality). A Nightmare on Elm Street: A Reinterpretation. To the Wonder: A Reinterpretation. T2: A Reinterpretation.

Heavy Hearted: Collected Recordings 2009-2012.

Cory Strand I'm the in Dreamless and a member of Yog-Sothoth and the Kafka Dreams, as well as a noise and drone/ambient composer. This solo page is just for fun, with samples of lots of my projects. And I Still Remember Your Everything, released 09 June 2019 1. One Last Whisper, One Last Breath 2. And I Still Remember Your Everything 3. Poem Of Distress 4. Useless And Worthless Self-released double disc coming soon. The person this is intended for will probably never hear it. And then she probably wouldn't even care anyways.

Fame Recordings Collected, 2012. Fame Recordings Collected, 2012.

Collected Recordings is a warts and all excavation of one of the most idiosyncratic and sporadically brilliant bands of the ’80s. Running to 66 tracks and five CDs, it includes remastered versions of the group’s three albums – Rattlesnakes (which has never sounded better), Easy Pieces and Mainstream – plus two further discs of B-Sides, Remixes And Outtakes and Demos And Rarities. Recorded by a band already second guessing its natural instincts in the pursuit of commercial traction, there is plentiful evidence of Second Album Syndrome. Minor Character and Grace are not just poor songs, they find Cole already flirting with self-parody, but such moments are in the minority. The headlong rush of Lost Weekend recounts a disastrous sojourn to Amsterdam over chiming Rickenbacker.