All volumes came with a list of contact addresses, with the exception of artists from "Iron Curtain" or Soviet Union countries whose addresses were not published, to protect them from government persecution, as the "importation" of Western culture and influences, and communication with artists outside the Soviet Union, without government approval were generally illegal.
In addition to compiling the series, Andi Xport recorded under the name Man's Hate, which was also the name of his cassette label which distributed I.S.C.
Starting with volume 11 (and including The Noise Collective), the outer cover was a cardboard sleeve wrapped around the plastic jewel case.
1 (on front) International Sound Communication (on spine) not dated, issued 1984 or 1985 60 minutes Comment on cover: "Music from Belgium, England, Japan, Norway, Scotland, U.S.A. & Wales.
2 (on front) International Sound Communication 2 (on spine) 16 March 1985 60 minutes Comment on cover: "Ape shit maaan!"
Minuta Mrznje; Les Bouseaux Pychedeliques; The Affairs; If, Bwana; Anathema; Synthetic Productions; Miasma; Pseudo Code; The Submensa's; M.A.L.
; Narzisse List of countries: Belgium; England; France; Northern Ireland; Switzerland; USA; West Germany; Yugoslavia International Sound Communication 5 (on front) I.S.C.
; Opera Multisteel; The Apostles; Face in the Crowd; Fever Heroes; Celestial Orgy; In ' 8; Compulsion Brothers; C'llaaps List of countries: England; France; Ireland; Japan; Norway; Scotland; USA; Wales International Sound Communication Compilation Volume Number Eight 1 January 1986 60 minutes International Sound Communication Volume Number Nine 22 February 1986 90 minutes Comment on cover: "It's like an electric chair in your living room!"
International Sound Communication Compilation Volume Number Fourteen not dated, issued 1987 90 minutes Comment on cover: "Load up with I.S.C., get a copy now!"