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#21
Last post by Zeno Marx - December 25, 2025, 07:29:25 PM
RE: Hormone Lemming
I have to be in a special headspace for this kind of chaos. There are a couple points that had me thinking of Zoviet France; I think something similar to what happens on Loh-Land. I'd have to give it more thought to be sure where specifically. And it had me wanting to listen to Stockhausen's Hymnen too. Really does have that old radio/malfunctioning radio/urbana broadcast to the countryside thing going for it. I like that it sounds both improvised AND like every millisecond is composed. I don't normally go off in the headspace of trying to figure out how something is done, but if it comes to me while listening, I'll go there. More that the decisions of what to keep are meticulous, and the material itself is a lot of accident. I don't need confirmation on that. It's a fleeting notion thing and nothing of real importance to my experience listening to it.
I'm looking forward to hearing more.
#22
Last post by Minus1 - December 25, 2025, 07:21:22 PM
Somehow I overlooked the recent Grunt – Kiveen Ikuistettu CD + Book.
And it was lovely to see recent footage of a live show. So nice to put a face to the master of ceremonies here! 😍
Merry Christmas all!!
#23
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#24
Last post by urall - December 25, 2025, 11:06:24 AM
Heppakirjat - Dust Of This World
Sewer Election + ÅN - De Sälla Jaktmarkerna
Master Grave Services - Mausoleum
Confounder - Country Fucker
Green Tea - Bending your sauna
Altar of Flies - Intellectual Strangulation
Moss Harvest - Redux Amalgam
My favorites of 2025.
#26
Your ability to run samples and jam simultaneously is only limited by the size of your mixer!
For me, I rehearse and come with a plan to the show. Most recently, I had three tape players with different loops, and then several synths and a feedback loop (with a level controller). I would trigger various tapes at certain points during the performance, and then alter other aspects of the setup as needed/in ways that would stay interesting for the duration of the performance.
I'm not sure what you mean by recording/dubbing in this context, but I try to set up a tripod and film/record my set. This last time, however, I also ran the headphone output from my mixer into a digital recorder to see how that works.
#27
Some albums I enjoyed this year. Still waiting for some stuff to arrive. Also, not all are related to the board.
Genocide Organ - Operations With Contempt
Mecht Mensch - Anthology
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, original motion picture score
Poor Creature - All Smiles Tonight
Kali Malone, Drew McDowall - Magnetism
Havukruunu – Tavastland
Natural Information Society - Perseverance Flow
Christian Marclay - Conduite Forcée
Sewer Election - Sweet Distractions
The Day of the Antler - Rural Industrial
Drudkh - Shadow Play
Oneohtrix Point Never - Tranquilizer
Youth Lagoon – Rarely Do I Dream
Rafael Toral - Traveling Light
Lea Bertucci - The Oracle
#28
Last post by jmbto - December 24, 2025, 04:40:14 PM
What is your process for performing such duties? Do you have loops/samples prepared, with timing information and tracking sheet on paper handy? Cueing any tracks before mixing them? Is it something you can do at the same time as you jam?
#29
It is curious that in Grunt video, it is kind of collage of fragments of songs. Hengellinen Eugeniikka (Spiritual Eugenics) comes as a whole, but rest are fragments of songs. Backing video runs out in the end and you got the few seconds of windows desk showing, before video re-playing.
This last song of the video is song from next album (assuming its get finished!). It's "studio full length" with several tracks, and very much Grunt "PE/industrial" style material, but difference is that there are bunch of source sounds from other artists. Not collaboration, just source sounds in each track.
#30
Last post by HateSermon - December 24, 2025, 05:04:43 AM
This guy has some footage from the gig. Not entire sets, but longer clips:
https://youtu.be/kfWho9OiS4IJudging by these, everyone sounded incredible. I really like the dizzying brutalist structures in Grunt's background video. Matched the sounds perfectly.
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