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#21

GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: True Crime Electronics (Sl...

Last post by Cranial Blast - August 29, 2025, 10:21:07 PM

Deathpile "G.R." is back in print on vinyl and CD.

https://hospitalproductions.net/collections/new-products-new

Just picked a CD copy up this morning. looking forward to that one!

#22

GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: True Crime Electronics (Sl...

Last post by excruciation - August 29, 2025, 08:18:36 PM

Deathpile "G.R." is back in print on vinyl and CD.

https://hospitalproductions.net/collections/new-products-new

#23

NEW RELEASES ANNOUNCEMENTS / Pretty Little Boy-Doll . 2nd E...

Last post by Pretty Little Boy-doll - August 29, 2025, 07:59:17 PM

Hello,

My Second E.P. "Family Love 0.B.0" is available on Bandcamp :
Pretty Little Boy-Doll  Bandcamp

And Music video :
Music video - ich.io

The videos are visible on YouTube
You Tube

#24

GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Books about noise/experime...

Last post by post-morten - August 29, 2025, 07:52:52 PM

Also is author having a genuine interest in industrial or was it just a task / research / job ?

Although the book is based on research and interviews done for his PhD dissertation in Art History, I wouldn't say he's a tourist defecting from academia. He's curating exhibitions at Centre Pompidou (one on the NYC No Wave scene recently), he has edited books on GP-O and SRL, and performs with Cent Ans De Solitude. In the video interview he mentioned going to the Wroclaw industrial festival. So yes, his credentials are real.

#25

GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Books about noise/experime...

Last post by Theodore - August 29, 2025, 07:03:34 PM

Also is author having a genuine interest in industrial or was it just a task / research / job ?

He seems great to me: https://www.nicolasballet.com/

You are right. Seems all of his work is related.

#26

GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Books about noise/experime...

Last post by Balor/SS1535 - August 29, 2025, 06:41:15 PM

Although looks interesting I am almost sure that if I read it I will understand nothing, haha. Part my bad English, part my ignorance, big part of what it is , as it is stated : "This book aims to introduce the visual and aesthetic elements of industrial culture to a general history of contemporary art by analysing ..." . Book's purpose, I don't care at all.

Also is author having a genuine interest in industrial or was it just a task / research / job ?

Interested to read reviews too, by fans, not 'art' guys.

He seems great to me: https://www.nicolasballet.com/

#27

Live Show Announcements / Re: Tower Transmissions XI

Last post by towerpromotions - August 29, 2025, 04:48:27 PM

#28

Live Show Announcements / Re: Tower Transmissions XI

Last post by towerpromotions - August 29, 2025, 04:45:41 PM

Due to unforeseen circumstances Bøltorn will not perform at TTXI...

"Bøltorn is and stays dead"

We are very excited to announce, as a replacement, the world premiere of....
Shaped Breath of Utterance.

A Ritual in EkStasis performed by ᚦᛟᚦ ᚷᛁᚷ.

Your Spirit that dwells in My heart, given form through the Shaped Breath of Utterance.
Only the air moves.
Between Inhalation and Exhalation is a vast black chasm, a yawning void, an immaculate body of water. And in its pristine mirror reflected: the piercing light of Nine Suns. The Light is Nine Glistening Daggers, and with these you will dismember my tattered, tainted body

ᚦᛟᚦ ᚷᛁᚷ is perhaps best known for his work in Trepaneringsritualen. But whereas T × R × P is vicious and violent, this solo performance is serene and static.
For the 27-minute duration of the ritual, the performer remains seated, seemingly motionless. Only the air moves.


Tickets at pre-sale prices available here:
Box office ticket prices will be increased...

https://towerpromotions.bigcartel.com/product/tower-transmissions-xi

#29

GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Books about noise/experime...

Last post by urall - August 29, 2025, 03:12:38 PM

Looks like an interesting book for sure! At least for me the (semi?) academic nature would be a put-off. And that might mean it is mostly text with minimal imagery. If this is an image-heavy book then for sure it will be worth the heavy price tag. Over 50 GPB to read how everything is about Duchamp or the Futurists is not my thing. Looking forward to reviews once it is out.

My mate that bought it says it's rich in visual content too. And for a book that purports to explore the imagery and iconography of the industrial scene, and how it ties in with art history, you'd sure expect it to be.

Here's a peek inside,
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19Mu8b22j5/

Hah, i was looking out for this one as well, but it seems to be more text than i hoped, especially when it'll be too academic haha

#30

GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: WHITE CENTIPEDE NOISE PODC...

Last post by junkyardshaman - August 29, 2025, 03:06:15 PM

It was interesting episode. My personal experience in the art world (albeit being probably more limited and happening in Japan, where many of the people I have been talking to are of the same generation and maybe to some extent also familiar with works of for example Merzbow and Haino Keiji) towards noise/industrial has been mostly of excitement or interest instead of looking down on it. But that along many other things might be different in Europe.