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CLASSIFIED ADS / WANTED : Old Noise / Power ele...
Last post by Throatslitter66 - Today at 05:32:48 AM
Looking for old shirts from the following artists.
Ramleh
Whitehouse
Consumer electronics
Genocide organ
Grey wolves
Merzbow
Masonna
Prurient
Atrax morgue
Sutcliffe jugend
Spk
Con-dom
Werewolf Jerusalem
The cherry point
Macronympha
The rita
Sickness
Black leather jesus
Sewer election
Richard rameriz
Taint
Skin crime
Government alpha
Master / slave relationship
Non
Hanatarash
Brighter death now
Operation cleansweep
Deathpile
Ffh
Dead body love
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#2
Quote from: Heppakirjat on Today at 12:26:32 AMRIP Erich von Däniken

RIP He will be missed.
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Not sure how this combo came about, but Brainbombs are teaming up with Lydia Lunch on Tuesday the 27th of January, at the Fasching club in Stockholm.

https://www.fasching.se/jazz-ar-farligt-15-brainbombs-lydia-lunch/#2026-01-27T20-00
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RIP Erich von Däniken
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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: K2 appreciation
Last post by FreakAnimalFinland - January 11, 2026, 09:16:55 PM
I was just re-reading his interview from NIGHT SCIENCE #1 zine. About 25 years old interview. I didn't remember that he explains that his sound depends on the format. CD albums were edited material, but tapes are improvised junk metal "percussion". It is curious that format dictated what material is. Although now, after so many re-issues, this original intention is no longer so clear.
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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: K2 appreciation
Last post by Fistfuck Masonanie - January 11, 2026, 09:12:45 PM
I'm admittedly very green when it comes to K2's solo work. Most releases I have are splits or collaborations. I'm always impressed, but not sure where to explore next with his solo releases. There is so much across the catalogue.

The Burst to Burst box is a little hit or miss for me, but it's been a while, and I need to revisit.

These are some of my favorites I've come across, and any recommendations for similar releases are appreciated.

Sexencyclopedia - Perfection. This is one of the most perfect releases in my collection, and it's astonishing how good every track is across such a large release. Would love to hear more in this vein.

Yomishura - The split CD with Endo from 2016 features punishing and exquisite tracks from both artists.

Traumantra - Collaboration with Dead Body Love. These guys work very well together. Real nausty stuff. Sometimes touching in PE territories which was a little surprising. I wish there were more collaborations like this!

Biometrics - LP with Macronympha. Solo tracks from each and two collaboration tracks. The K2 tracks are very fast metal junk cut up noise. Very nice. The Macro tracks are almost industrial harsh noise. Great LP.

Multiple Density - Collaboration with John Wiese. Newer one that features synthesizer and Wiese's computer noise. Not big on his synthesizer work, however, the sounds work very well here, and it's a really strong release.
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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: K2 appreciation
Last post by Minus1 - January 11, 2026, 06:44:51 PM
Quote from: Cranial Blast on January 11, 2026, 04:32:55 PMEarly Kinky Works 1983-1988 is some really good stuff and a nice variety of different genre mixing going on with some various different types of projects. Surprisingly it feels pretty tightly cohesive in one big package without sounding vastly different. I'm really pleased that one got a nice double CD reissue.

Ordered!
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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REV...
Last post by Earth O.D. - January 11, 2026, 05:35:54 PM
Quote from: BirdBolt on January 11, 2026, 04:41:09 PM
Quote from: JBE on January 11, 2026, 06:32:12 AMMes Soldates Stupides 96-04 is a great 2 disc compilation of tracks from small edition CD-R and tape releases and can be found ultra cheap on Discogs.  Probably the best place to start.  There's a lot of long form drone-based psychedelic free improv jams in the BSC catalogue (Tremaine and Beatty from Hair Police and Mike Shiflet are all over releases from 2004 onward); don't know if that's your thing or not.

Yeah, Mes Soldats Stupides is a fantastic compilation. I Wanna Make A Supersonic Woman Of You and The Act Of Sitting With One's Own Ass are two of my favourite BXC tunes. Whole compilation is great, but worth it for those two tunes alone.

As for the albums, Operator Dead...Post Abandoned is probably my favourite. Huge krautrock influence, full band performance (Shiflet, Tremaine, Beatty), really great stuff. The collaborations with Hototogisu are in a similar-ish ballpark, but heavier, rawer and wilder.

Challenger is another good one. Shorter tracks, arguably a bit more focussed, calmer overall with a bit of dreamy atmosphere.

Really great project - doesn't get talked about enough these days.

Thanks, I´ve been wondering where to head after Hototogisu + Burning Star Core CD/LP. Will check out "Operator Dead...Post Abandoned" ASAP.
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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REV...
Last post by BirdBolt - January 11, 2026, 04:41:09 PM
Quote from: JBE on January 11, 2026, 06:32:12 AMMes Soldates Stupides 96-04 is a great 2 disc compilation of tracks from small edition CD-R and tape releases and can be found ultra cheap on Discogs.  Probably the best place to start.  There's a lot of long form drone-based psychedelic free improv jams in the BSC catalogue (Tremaine and Beatty from Hair Police and Mike Shiflet are all over releases from 2004 onward); don't know if that's your thing or not.

Yeah, Mes Soldats Stupides is a fantastic compilation. I Wanna Make A Supersonic Woman Of You and The Act Of Sitting With One's Own Ass are two of my favourite BXC tunes. Whole compilation is great, but worth it for those two tunes alone.

As for the albums, Operator Dead...Post Abandoned is probably my favourite. Huge krautrock influence, full band performance (Shiflet, Tremaine, Beatty), really great stuff. The collaborations with Hototogisu are in a similar-ish ballpark, but heavier, rawer and wilder.

Challenger is another good one. Shorter tracks, arguably a bit more focussed, calmer overall with a bit of dreamy atmosphere.

Really great project - doesn't get talked about enough these days.
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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: K2 appreciation
Last post by Cranial Blast - January 11, 2026, 04:32:55 PM
Early Kinky Works 1983-1988 is some really good stuff and a nice variety of different genre mixing going on with some various different types of projects. Surprisingly it feels pretty tightly cohesive in one big package without sounding vastly different. I'm really pleased that one got a nice double CD reissue.