Quote from: Thor on March 10, 2019, 05:57:04 PM
Quoteconsidering my love for the filthy and rugged sound, the name INBREED came naturally. The new breed of Scum Noise
Wasn't that breed already coined by Filth&Violence? And even then such filth and degradation had already been the theme of most aspects of Freak Animal and kind of the P.e. scene in general.
Not trying to bash on your label, hope it doesn't sound that way, I support you wholeheartedly in starting this new label, I'm honestly just wondering if this statement meant that you aim to have some aspects of the label elevated to an extent not already the subject of the other finnish labels. Is there some specific branch which has been developing that you are perhaps fixating on?
Probably reading too much into your enthusiasm hehe :) Just out of curiosity.
No offense taken and I understand that my statement might raise some eyebrows. But as someone who owns pretty much all F&V titles (168 to be exact) and as someone who has released his own shit on F&V, there are only handful of F&V titles that would fit on INBREED label. Themes are similar but the sound must be right. This might be all in my head but as someone who has dedicated himself to filthy and violent sounds, I'd say there are nuances to this stuff that make a big difference. Filthy and violent noise/pe is holy to me and I wouldn't want to mix it with Scum Noise, not because the other one is weaker but because they are totally different breed and it would get confusing, at least to me.
Out of F&V catalog, there are aprox 20 Scum Noise releases. Won't list them here because I'd need to listen to them again before deciding. But the most recent examples would be Bizarre Uproar "Purification" which I re-listened a while back and was absolutely blown away. Another one which I just played couple nights ago is Flagellatio Orgasmus "Painful Sex". Another incredible Scum Noise product!
The sound is broken, rugged, crude, scummy, wrong, faulty... I could go on :D
The antithesis of dynamic noise.
Those curious can follow INBREED.