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#42
Last post by HateSermon - May 13, 2025, 05:32:33 PM
Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on May 13, 2025, 05:03:57 PMSometimes it's odd that you hear about these live noise houses in USA and it can be weekly, even more. Question in such can be is it flourishing really, or would it be compared to same 5 people meeting at reh place every week?
Ha, that's kind of a local joke here. Same 10 guys playing to the same 10 guys. Although there have been more new projects with new people lately. Can't say I'm excited with the way things are headed here but at least live noise is happening.
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Good interview. It was curious to hear when he mentions that nowadays when new people are given possibilities to organize live shows and take part in UG movement, there comes question of money. Getting paid. hah! I know there always was people who put out shows to make some money out of it, but I have impression as if this side would have gotten notch bigger than it used to be.
One thing I was thinking, when it was mentioned there was almost like noise boom happening in Netherlands, and they mention a lot of gig happens, but it didn't get really clarified what means "A lot of shows"? Several times a month? Every month? every two months? etc. Sometimes it's odd that you hear about these live noise houses in USA and it can be weekly, even more. Question in such can be is it flourishing really, or would it be compared to same 5 people meeting at reh place every week? But with Netherlands, there's fests, touring artists visiting etc, labels, stores, book publishing and so on... so could be curious. Most often I hear about "the obvious ones" and not so often about.. new names, although I assume they are out there.
#44
Last post by Krigsverk - May 13, 2025, 12:00:40 PM
Very true. I blasted it two times while driving in a decent car-stereo... hahaha
But yes, I do the same with my own stuff - studio monitors, home stereo, car. All to get the best overall experience.
#45
Last post by WCN - May 13, 2025, 11:50:29 AM
haha whoops! Jim Breedveld of GESELING / Charnel Ground!
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This also depends how you listen to it. With specific speakers, directed straight into ear, felt like it is indeed unbearable at times. When listening, even loud volume, but rather room sound where speakers are, and not direct "speaker from 1 meter straight into ear" -type, suddenly it is like.. can't say if its pleasant, but great! Also headphones listening seems to vary depending what headphones one is using.
When question of own releases, I tend to go through testing things with different gear, just to make sure it is like meant to.
#49
Last post by Krigsverk - May 12, 2025, 10:09:16 PM
COMMANDO 15 - Salattu Suomi (CD, FA)
"High pitched, ultra painful finn noise" says the sales pitch. Spot on. Unbearable at times, like bubbling, fried high pitched parts that just hurt your ears/brain. But then some really nice parts occur, great textures and nice action harsh noise. Track three for instance is gold. If you like it hard and high pitched this is a winner. Rough!
#50
Last post by WCN - May 12, 2025, 07:11:12 PM
OUT NOW - Jim Breedveld of GESELING / Charnel Ground on WCN Podcast!!!
Jim Breedveld runs Charnel Ground, booking and promoting noise shows in the Leiden and Amsterdam area of the Netherlands, and running a small label under the same name. Jim also makes blistering harsh noise as GESELING, among a number of collaborative projects. The fourth installment Crude Transmissions, his annual festival, is taking place at Resistor in Leiden on May 24th, and features a great international lineup including PARASITE NURSE, JHK, VIOLENT SHOGUN, VINCENT DALLAS, LORENZO ABBATOIR and many more. Tickets are going fast, but can still be bought at
https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/crude-transmissions-iv-festival-of-noise-heavy-electronics-tickets-1205710475489Part 1:
https://youtu.be/hXdsy7zZddYFull episode (video):
https://www.patreon.com/posts/jim-breedveld-of-128770968Full episode (audio):
https://www.patreon.com/posts/audio-version-of-128771166
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