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#1
CLASSIFIED ADS / Searching Rhinocervs tapes
Last post by Nichts - Today at 06:11:55 AM
Hello,

I'm on the search for a few cassettes from the Rhinocervs label. Lost my collection of this stuff a long time ago.

Please message me here via PM or email me at v838warp@gmail.com if you have any for sale.
I'm making serious offers. Thank you.


RH-07
RH-08
RH-09 Nihilobstat
RH-11
RH-12
RH-13
RH-14
RH-15
RH-16
#2
GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Soundcloud, bandcamp ?
Last post by Olion - Today at 05:24:46 AM
https://olionele.bandcamp.com/album/thoughtform-ii

new Olion single, hope you'll be into it...
same as previous one, cover art based on my gf's black pen drawing.
#3
GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Massive media collections ...
Last post by Minus1 - Today at 05:20:08 AM
Nobody Wants Your Shit is also another good book. 😂
#4
Hopefully I have a bit of time to go still to consider what to ultimately do with my collection/s, but I do think about my Dad and what he wants happening to his music collection when the time comes. No noise in his collection and it's mostly CDs so by market standards it's probably not so valuable to resell the majority of it, but it's nevertheless something he's committed significant time and money to grow into a collection that he personally considers significant. It's probably a topic I should breach with him at some point. Would he dislike it if I just cherry picked certain items and dumped the rest? Does he want it all to end up in mine and my siblings' hands, or is he happy for a friend or a nearby record shop to get everything? Does he want to sell what he can before he gets a visit from a certain hooded figure, so he can use the money himself or bestow it to others? I'm sure when more important matters arise he won't be too precious about where it all ends up, just so long as it doesn't burden his offspring too much. Or maybe not. Either way, I should give The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning another read (and maybe pass a copy onto him too).
#5
Quote from: k.p.g on December 10, 2025, 04:23:40 PMHOH - HOH (Freak Animal)
More broken sound exploration to start the day. Picked this one up from Tribe Tapes distro after having it hyped up a lot as something I would enjoy.  Those who suggested were right; I find myself quite fond of this style.  It sounds like the man's gear is just barely holding together.  Honestly gets so broken at points that I feel like I am listening to a defective tape slowly eat away at itself.  Yuck!  This is the second time in as many days that this disc has made its way into my player.  Maybe it gets a third...

I'm so glad this one got a repress last year! This CD has also made It's way in my player for multiple listens as well and I absolutely love your accurate description of the material as being "broken sound exploration" That's an absolutely perfect way of describing HÖH sound production. I think that's one thing that keeps that project quite unique is that the sound is beyond lo-fi production in some sense, but yet conjurs this unbelievable atmosphere that can leave one in sheer awe and amazement! Some very captivating moments in their music hidden in the murky fogged production!
#6
Eye Contact - Impure Moods (Fantasy Knife)

DVDr for a new audio and visual project by Kiran Arora.

Imagery degradation and oversaturation for truly vibrant cascading bands of light. Very active and fast-paced filter sweeps, oscillators, and all kinds of cut-up synth noises.

Feels like an MK Ultra brainwashing program. Complete sensory overload. Recreational drug use would only enhance this already enjoyable experience.

Note: Definitely not for photosensitive individuals.
#7
CLASSIFIED ADS / Re: DETACHMENT Distro Update S...
Last post by Submersive - Today at 12:17:34 AM
Updated inventory after a long stretch of low sales and forgetfulness, got some big orders this week surprisingly!

The September Detachment batch is still available, few copies left of the tapes, still a good amount of the 2CD.

Lastly I now offer a $5 discount on orders over $100. Free shipping still on USA orders over $50.






#8
GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Massive media collections ...
Last post by Zeno Marx - December 10, 2025, 10:33:22 PM
Leaving some sort of details is compulsory, but too many details would cause problems for someone not involved themselves.  It would be difficult  for the unknown if you get too particular, but leaving a list of contacts who could help/be trusted would be key.  And of course, pointing out to them that many things have additional packaging, or might be missing something (bought used), so consulting said contact and looking up photos on Discogs is necessary.  I guess what I'm saying is that general guidelines would likely be more helpful than trying to explain the entire hobby, your entire history with the hobby, and the complex web of buyer mentality.  This hobby is a huge pain in the ass, and selling it will be no different.

*I've told people in my life to not throw ANYTHING away.  Nothing.  If that scrap of paper looks like garbage, look into it a couple times before it hits the trash can.  I myself have thrown out, or given away, things that I later found out were worth money/were desirable.  It really does come down to turning my junk into the most money for whoever ends up with it.  They likely won't care about any of my junk, so they might as well exploit it to the fullest possible advantage. It's up to them whether they sell it as one big lump or try to sell it by piece (which is like being a willing participant in a marathon swim with a cement block chained to the neck).
#9
Since I plan on living to The Singularity and becoming a higher-order being of immortal energy, this question is meaningless to me...

However, in the SLIGHT event I don't make it to that...

Its obviously somewhat of a hard topic to tackle cause no one wants to think about their own mortality, usually. I'm not young, but I'm not old, either, so hopefully I've got a while yet, but SHOULD I think about it more?

I do have a will and all that, but honestly, I never even thought about putting instructions about my music collection in it. I guess if I died suddenly my wife would sell most of it.

The hope is, I'd have some inclination of my coming demise, have time to talk with the people who might want something and/or have to sell the, point out what is valuable, give a ballpark estimate for what could be gotten for the rest, etc. Then again, I should have decades left, and who knows what this stuff might be worth then?

But my wife does know about Discogs and a store in the area that takes used music items and is catered toward non-mainstream genres, so its not that she'd totally be unprepared for what to do with it. I think that'd be her last priority at that point, anyway.
#10
GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Massive media collections ...
Last post by Minus1 - December 10, 2025, 08:36:19 PM
Quote from: Theodore on December 10, 2025, 08:05:04 PMOnly hope, to make my 1 YO niece a noisehead !

Excellent idea! I am convinced that kids would love Vomir.