Out now:
Genophobia - Neurodivergent Branden Diven's Genophobia returns to Rural Isolation Project with his cd debut Neurodivergent. The sound here is focused and spiraling. Drilling down vertiginous fields of willful neglect/intentional indifference. Not in a hurry. Nowhere to go anyway. Music for peering out miniblinds. Music for those who hold a grudge. You can always count on Genophobia to deliver the raw goods...straight to tape, straight to the heart, but here there is a clear focus and a refinement of aesthetic. Just listen to it. This is the finest statement yet from the project and just a plain old great harsh noise record. Amazing cover art from P. Vantrigt.
Living Room - Hang On To The Gold Jim. Dayton, Ohio's Living Room slurp from the same hepatitis-rich chalice as any number of caveman noise rock outfits, yet with a worldview several degrees more chaotic and hateful. A hate you can see from space. You can smell the stale bong water in the carpet of this Living Room. Unwashed balls. On the couch a couple of dudes in their 50s doing some sort of inhalant off an old sock. The sound here is sputtering and schizophrenic. Somewhere in there is a band with songs and stuff, but it all gets lost in the land of bad krazy and regrettable decisions. Helmed by Matthew Reis, the man who brought you Developer and Teeth Collection plus a ragtag band of Ohio's finest miscreants. They've been escorted from the premises.
$10 each or $15 for both only at
http://ruralisolationproject.com
