Ash International (NOT Ash International Records or Ash Records int.) was unleashed onto an unsuspecting world in early 1993 by Disinformation releases, - both eaves-dropping in their way.
In 1998, after Ash 3.9, Ash International was killed off and reborn as Ash International [R.I.P.]. As it is essentially a continuation of the same label, Discogs lists both Ash International and Ash International [R.I.P.] releases on this page. By the 00s, Ash International elected to drop its [R.I.P.] suffix again…
EST writes (issue Summer 1996): "Label somewhere in the gap between post-industrial and techno, with releases ranging from the notorious (Scanner) to the relatively accessible (S.E.T.I., Aurobindo) to the hopelessly idiosyncratic (Runaway Train, Mesmer)."
Announced, but unreleased:
Ash 2.2: Scanner "Beacon"
Ash 4.4: Phauss "GodTPhauss"
Ash 5.1: Disinformation "Radiate"
Catalogue numbers assigned for non-audio products:
Ash 4.2: www.ashinternational.com v.1
Ash 5.6: Elgaland-Vargaland - digital territory
Ash 5.9: Ash International, "requiescat in sonitus"
Ash 6.2: www.ashinternational.com v.2
Ash 6.3: The Kingdoms of Elgaland-Vargaland T-Shirt, designed by Jon Wozencroft
Ash 6.4: Ash ringtones
Ash 6.7: www.freq-out.org
Ash 7.3: "Ash International recovery services"
Ash 7.7: Lary Seven
Ash 7.9: Solar PV installation
Ash 8.2: www.ashinternational.com v.3
Ash 8.3: "In Dreams" T-shirt
Ash 9.6: Ash International Soundsystem plays Berghain, 6.10.10
Ash 9.8: "freq_out" T-shirt, produced for freq_out participants
Ash 9.9: Leif Elggren "Yellow and Black" Installation
Ash 10.2: "Ash die back"
Ash 10.3: Ash International on Twitter, @ash10_3
Ash 10.4: "Ash Wednesday"
Ash 10.5: "Ash Spam"
Ash 10.6: "Ash Clouds"
Ash 10.7: "Ash TV"
Ash 11.5: 15 Years of ¡IT!
Ash 11.6: "Ash Clouds, Volume 2"
Ash 11.7: "Ash Annexed"
Ash 11.9: "Drone" T-shirt
Ash 12.2: www.ashinternational.com v.4
Ash 12.4: "Betty"
Ash 12.9: "Drøne" T-shirt
Ash 13.1: "The Great Numbering"
Ash 13.2: Ash International on Bandcamp
Ash TS1: "Hear Scanner Before Scanner Hears You" limited German T-shirt
Ash PC1: Arthur S. Aubry "Spontaneous Proton Decay" postcard
AshMAC 1: Scandisk Mac floppy disc
AshMAC 2: Blinddisc Mac floppy disc
