Vomir/Werewolf Jerusalem - Untitled/Premature Burial (7", Anarchofreaks Production): The sound of Vomir is cool, but the fact that really nothing happens at all, makes this less interesting for me. Werewolf Jerusalem (first thing I hear from this project) is better, HNW with subtle changes over time, this is more to my likings.
V/A - Engines of Modern Dysfunction Vol. 1 (7", Phage Tapes): Have to think about it, but this might very well be the first cut-up release I own. Not being too familiar with most of these names, I really can't say which part is which artist (this might change with repeated listening), but that's not bad at all, since it's a short release, it's a comp, but still one whole. I quite like the chaotic way of the cut-ups, might have to look into it more. It all does sound quite clean though. Ends with a nice locked groove. Third LP/7" I own with a locked groove (Grain Belt/Faux Pas 7" and Knelt Rote - Insignificance are the others) and I really like it, it seems to work really well with noise.
Tourette - Jardin Du Sommeil Chant D'Amour Sur La Nuit Grandissante (CD, Troniks, Iatrogenesis Records, Antropofago Ateo): Noise with ambient/piano/... parts inbetween. The soft parts are often really beautiful and the noise is sharp and strong. Still have to get used to this style, as opposed to the full on approach, but this is really good.
Deterge - Peace Corps (C10, Fusty Cunt): Old Deterge stuff, some interesting stuff, such as the last track, other tracks seem less interesting than his recent stuff.
Ascites/White Gimp Mask/Glasgow Smile - This ain't BLJ (C20, WGM Tapes & Vinyl): A side is HNW without anything happening and not very strong sound either, but B side gets more interesting. Will have to listen again, but doesn't seem the best of these tapes.
Streetmeat/Family Smut (C20, WGM Tapes & Vinyl): Streetmeat is power electronics, it's not very complicated or frantic, but just good. Vocals are not shouted, rather spoken or something. Family Smut seems HNW with kind of PE sound, quite liked it.
Russian Greed (C20, WGM Tapes & Vinyl): Streetmeat + Glasgow Smile. Industrial/Noise, no vocals, just distorted beats, rythms and weird sounds. It throbs and it writhes, quite good.
Streetmeat + Respirator (C10, WGM Tapes & Vinyl): Seems to be quite in the line of what I heard from Streetmeat up to now (which isn't much I must add), so good PE/HN
Ladymeat (C20, WGM Tapes & Vinyl): Also, owning the Ladyboi Biopsy C30, I think this is quite in the same line, so again good stuff.
About the whole batch of WGM Tapes & Vinyl: While what I heard up to now, is quite good stuff altogether, the covers might need a bit more attention. Black/white copies (nothing wrong with that in itself), with artwork that is sometimes rather unclear. It has its charm though.
