At the nexus between Zoviet-France before them and The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath A Cloud after lays Apokrifna Realnost's 'Na Rekah Vavilonskih'. Originally self-released in 1988 as an extremely limited-edition cassette, 'Na Rekah Vavilonskih' is a document of the post-industrial music landscape, where artists grounded in the fallout from punk rock began working with unconventional methods to create soundscapes that defied the traditional norms of rock'n'roll. Comprising five songs in 21 minutes, 'Na Rekah Vavilonskih' conveys the austerity and splendor of a medieval mass, specifically in the collective's homeland of Macedonia.