Zero Kama was an experimental music project founded by Zoe DeWitt in 1983. Appearing after an initial outing on the cult compilation "The Beast 666" (Nekrophile, 1983), the debut album "The Secret Eye of L.A.Y.L.A.H." (1984) is regarded as one of the key albums of ritual industrial music. The fact that all instruments used for this recording were exclusively made from human bones and skulls, its elusive musical style, the implied occult symbolism, as well as the short-time existence of Zero Kama, have all contributed to the cult status of this project. After playing two live concerts in the Netherlands in 1985, and featuring on the Nekrophile compilation "The Archangels Of Sex Rule The Destruction Of The Regime", Zero Kama completely withdrew from the public.

Infinite fog Productions now presents a complete anthology release of Zero Kama featuring, for the first time ever, everything recorded by the project on one set: "The Secret Eye of L.A.Y.L.A.H.", "Live In Arnhem" (previously released by Athanor in 2008), and "The Goatherd And The Beast" (a collection of all compilation tracks, previously released by Athanor on 10" in 2001). The recordings were transferred from original tapes, carefully mastered by Martin Bowes at the Cage Studios and Micro Majong at Micro Majong Studio. Comes in a deluxe 8-panel digipak.