Psychedelic - guitar - drone - noise - ROCK

Started by FreakAnimalFinland, June 04, 2021, 12:44:45 PM

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junkyardshaman

also Path from Wakayama is amazing guitar noise live, but I am not sure if he has any recordings.

Flames of Torture

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Quote from: junkyardshaman on February 18, 2026, 07:57:20 AMhttps://electrichobo.bandcamp.com/album/post-industrial-self-hatred-blues

I just yesterday listened to this old guitar noise album of mine and was laughing all the way through thinking I am the most stablest genius on the planet. I want to (re)release this on tape or CD, so if someone is interested in it, dm!

Also not many mentions but of course Keiji Haino is the guardian god of psychedelic guitar noise.
Watched him rip nearly three hours without a break (and then five hours with couple of breaks with Fushitsusha) and every time I have seen him has been the best show I have ever been to.

The "Become the discovered, not the discoverer" album Haino did with Merzbow and Balázs Pándi is good for Les Rallizes Dénudés fans who want it unstructured and sounding ugly.

Flames of Torture

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Quote from: brutalist_tapes on June 07, 2021, 03:25:40 PMtotally agree w/the high rise and mainliner suggestions. i wonder why nobody mentioned les rallizes denudes, though, is it because they are considered too much "traditional" psych rock, even if some of their releases have very heavy feedback? i guess it is just as much a factor of the recording itself and circumstances, but live 77 is really one of the heaviest guitar records i have heard... there are some quiet hippy like pieces, but overall it has this very dark and menacing vibe, in my opinion.... of course they also released more regular rock stuff, but yeah, i kind of consider live 77 a proto-noise rock classic!

Now is a great time to explore the Les Rallizes discography.

Since 2022 a number of reissues and unreleased recordings became available on physical formats.