Straight Edge Noise

Started by redswordwhiteplough, January 08, 2013, 12:46:29 AM

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redswordwhiteplough

While listening to VA - Heavy Focus CD 1, I spotted an artist called xALLxFORxTHISx, which apparently is straight edge pe, and it got me thinking if there exist more of sXe pe?

http://www.discogs.com/Various-Heavy-Focus/release/2073356

http://xallxforxthisx.bandcamp.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aIG_zfg-bE

Jordan

There's Streetcleaner by Wertham, though it's about certain straight-edgers rather than "Straight-edge PE". I think this topic has been brought up before, and you might find better suggestions than I can provide by using the search function.

tiny_tove

I confirm what Jordan said. Although I still fit that lifestyle Joao and I were interested in focusing on the most radical sides of that scene.
I like all for this a lot.
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mdtdeath

my project, The Streetcleaner, is almost sXe themed, or so, has a sXe attitude

impulse manslaughter

There was a topic about sxe noise/PE on the Troniks board. I know Black Bloc, Zulan War, MAAAA are straight edge projects. There are a few more... a AFT member operates also as Raperies (Like Draperies). I've been straight edge for the last 20 years, my project is called Zyrtax

Duncan

There is surely a difference between straight edge people doing projects and a 'straight edge project'? do any of these besides all for this fit the latter bill? I'm sure Black Bloc deals with more that SxE issues and considers himself more of an anarchist inspired project? I know All For This but don't get on with it at all.

I think the key to making a project based purely on straight edge issues and ideas is to avoid simply cramming the existing hardcore aesthetics and preoccupations into a noise or PE context.  Of course there will be some overlap given the roots of straight edge but I always find attempts at such direct transplanting to be so unconvincing.  I'd definitely like to see something like this done well.


silnkvenice

Puritanism and noise do work well together, making a political point with well-executed noise behind it can be very intense, especially when you agree with the point being made (as i do with straight edge, even though i dont live up to my own standards on that point). But the reason ive been posting here recently was because i heard Grunt's latest album, World Draped In a Camouflage. That album is not explicit, I dont know the true opinions of the artist, and i dont know what point (if any) he is trying to make (yes i know its his website).

For me, straight down the line PE is best when it has a clear, stated opinion to force home (whether i like that opinion or not). So i like the idea of straight edge noise. Especially that track with the sampled druggies voices. Very effective.

Levas

I saw some project Strangled Cop described as straight edge.

Strangled Cop "Above The Law" single-sided C30 - completely intolerant vegan straight edge power electronics, covering topics such as: violence against cops, violence against rapists, violence against vivisectors, violence against alcoholics, and violence against snitches. Edition of 24.

I have no idea what's in that tape though

STREETMEAT

Quote from: Levas on January 11, 2013, 11:51:51 PM
I saw some project Strangled Cop described as straight edge.

Strangled Cop "Above The Law" single-sided C30 - completely intolerant vegan straight edge power electronics, covering topics such as: violence against cops, violence against rapists, violence against vivisectors, violence against alcoholics, and violence against snitches. Edition of 24.

I have no idea what's in that tape though

harsh as fuck pe. good stuff! from the midwest

martialgodmask

Quote from: Levas on January 11, 2013, 11:51:51 PM
I saw some project Strangled Cop described as straight edge.

Strangled Cop "Above The Law" single-sided C30 - completely intolerant vegan straight edge power electronics, covering topics such as: violence against cops, violence against rapists, violence against vivisectors, violence against alcoholics, and violence against snitches. Edition of 24.

I have no idea what's in that tape though

A good chunk of violence, apparently!

RG


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Mikerdeath

#12
Meh, I could take it or leave it. Im really interested in chemical changes.

DC 80's hardcore scene probably was the best though because of their lack of drug use.

whateverforever

Yeah what a horrible "concept" for pe. Straight edger violence lol. That Strangled Cop thing sounds like something that would have been some awful grind or Ebiltion hc band a few years ago.

martialgodmask

Quote from: whateverforever on January 12, 2013, 07:01:57 PM
Yeah what a horrible "concept" for pe. Straight edger violence lol. That Strangled Cop thing sounds like something that would have been some awful grind or Ebiltion hc band a few years ago.

Not helped by the "Strangled Cop, muthafuckaaaaaah!" at the end of the intro track.