PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

Started by GEWALTMONOPOL, December 15, 2009, 09:30:59 PM

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Tenebracid

de fabriek - made in spain
kleistwahr - myth & arsonicide - cant wait for the upcoming reissues on vinyl of these.
the moon lay hidden under the moon - rest on your arms reversed
in slaughter natives - sacrosancts bleed
keiji haino - un autre chemin vers l'ultime

bitewerksMTB

Hour of 13 "the ritualist" LP + 7"

RG

Ex.Order - Broadcast 23 LP
KK Null - Live @ Electron LP
Prurient - The History of Aids LP
Shift/Sick Seed split LP
Sick Seed - Man and Machine 7"
Strom.ec - Glass Cage 7"

FreakAnimalFinland

-Josh lay CD on small doses - crap sound, crap vocals, lazy ideas. Worthless.
-The Ritual Inclusion of Code: Beta Wave Nemisis CD -good elegant drone/ambient. One piece 30mins
-Sick Seed 7" - good! I heard some critics of tracks not being the absolute best, so I expected worst. Was very positively surprised about it.
-Autopsy new 2xLP. Not bad, but still to really get into. Too long for DM album, crappy modern day digi delays on vocals. But still good song writing very often. I hope just would have been collected best tracks for one LP and used more for next.
-Brutal Attack, filled the gaps in collection. Often 60-70 minute long blunt and boneheaded rock is really brutal experience, but Ken clearly got more to give than most. This is uk rac in old style. Not blunt hatespeach, but like cover says "tradition - not politics". Of course just excuse, but sets it apart from modern day bands with nothing but offensive hate to deliver. Even better could be his solo albums where the cheesiest sentimental ballads are done with simple production and roaring vocals.
-Final War, also filled gaps of collection. Bad Religion type fast paced rock'n'roll
-Kill Baby Kill, also like above. I guess now pretty much complete discographies. This band did gigs in Finland few times and very good thug mentality oi/punkrock. Most of albums have no "wp" content whatsoever, but band always did the gigs in secrecy.

Been working away from home this month, so much less time to listen noise records...
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Gerritt Wittmer – 'Vessel' LP
Mirror - 'Solaris' CD
Mirror – 'Die Spiegelmanufaktur' CD
Esplendor Geometrico – 'Sheikh Aljama' CD
Asmus Tietchens – 'Abfleischung' CD
Con-Dom – 'All In Good Faith' CD

SKY BURIAL

The Sound- From The Lion's Mouth
Sad Lovers and Giants- Epic Garden Music
Sad Lovers and Giants- Feeding the Flame
Chameleons- Script of the Bridge
Chameleons- What Does Anything Mean? Basically
Propaganda- A Secret Wish
O.M.D.- Organisation

catharticprocess

Quote from: SKY BURIAL on July 24, 2011, 05:37:53 PM

Chameleons- Script of the Bridge
Chameleons- What Does Anything Mean? Basically


Love these guys, though the singles collection "The Fan and the Bellows" is the best release, in my opinion. Best post-punk out there beyond Joy Division.

I've been listening to the first CD off the collection of Coil tracks on "The Golden Hare With A Voice Of Silver." "Are You Shivering?" continually blows my mind.

Also been listening to:

Solid Eye "Journey to See What's On the Bottom" CD
Sleep "Jerusalem" CD
Current 93 "The Inmost Light" 3xCD
Ash-Ra Tempel "Join Inn" CD
Faust "IV" CD

P-K

uncovered the 2 Sturmovik lp's .....nothing groundbreaking, but ok german-style soft pe, not too far from Dagda Mor, Söldnergeist etc...

SKY BURIAL

Quote from: catharticprocess on July 25, 2011, 12:08:40 AM
Quote from: SKY BURIAL on July 24, 2011, 05:37:53 PM

Chameleons- Script of the Bridge
Chameleons- What Does Anything Mean? Basically


Love these guys, though the singles collection "The Fan and the Bellows" is the best release, in my opinion. Best post-punk out there beyond Joy Division.

If you're a Chameleons fan and have not heard these albums, give them a listen:

The Sound- From The Lion's Mouth
Sad Lovers and Giants- Feeding the Flame

RyanWreck

Sutcliffe Jugend - Deathmask - The last great SJ in my opinion, everything after is too over the top for me. Favorite tracks "With This Cock", "The Best Room", "Born Victim" and "The Killing of Heather".

Xenophobic Ejaculation - SS-Divison Wiking/Tre Skinheads 1983 LP - This sounds so much better on wax and gives me a better appreciation for this piece of work. "Tampere Skinheads" has always been a favorite track because of the long build up to the shredding vocal violence. Plus you get the "Must Be Ready" cover song which has an awesome bass guitar sound going on in it; hooligan electronics!

Bleak Existence


FreakAnimalFinland

Michael Gira "songs for a dog" LP
Pretty minimalistic by set up. Most just man with his acoustic guitar, with stripped down songs with weird lyrics. I think it gets better when a bit more is included. I like b-side better and the final track is pretty eerie ending - lyrically.

Throat new 12"
Just about as good as noiserock goes? First I thought they couldn't get into level of catchiness of first songs, but more listening to these tracks prove they are going strong forward! 45rpm mini LP with 4 tracks. Great b-side label artwork!


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Järtecknet

i never really got into Chameleons. perhaps i just heard the wrong songs.
started the day with these three records. vacation time.
SATANIC WARMASTER "Nachzehrer"
RAMLEH "The Hand of Glory"
MACRONYMPHA "Baroque"

ConcreteMascara

Mania - Grotesque Mirth 7" - great stuff
Grunt - Petturien rooli CD
Coffins - Mortuary In Darkness (Remastered) CD - the guitar tone makes me drool.
Entombed - Wolverine Blues CD
Talk Talk - The Colour Of Spring CD - a good hang-over cure

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andy vomit

R.S.P. - Kill Team & Revolutionary Social Process
LUSTRATION - Goetic Invokator
WILT - Cemetery Road/Dead Electroniks
IRM - Oedipus Dethroned
SANCTIMONIOUS - Hypocritical Sages
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