PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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

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FreakAnimalFinland

I think Caroliner covers are always handmade unique type? So covers of same release may differ, depending when you buy them?
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Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on June 13, 2012, 05:43:38 PM
I think Caroliner covers are always handmade unique type? So covers of same release may differ, depending when you buy them?

Yes, exactly. I bought them several days ago but it were used. For example, one of these release has big parts of a real note book from a school (biology and genetics), and strange trash-objects. Anyway, music is fucking crazy. I think that they were closer to the DADA ideas and MERZBILD concept than Masami AKITA.

bitewerksMTB

The Caroliner LPs are all pretty interesting. Sold'em all but there's some really weird, creepy sounds on'em. I was less interested after I saw photos & read stuff online by one of the members..

Listening to: "Grim Conditions" by MANIA; brand-spanking new 19 minutes of whaterverthefuck.

HongKongGoolagong

Quote from: ImpulsyStetoskopu on June 13, 2012, 05:53:55 PM
Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on June 13, 2012, 05:43:38 PM
I think Caroliner covers are always handmade unique type? So covers of same release may differ, depending when you buy them?

Yes, exactly. I bought them several days ago but it were used. For example, one of these release has big parts of a real note book from a school (biology and genetics), and strange trash-objects. Anyway, music is fucking crazy. I think that they were closer to the DADA ideas and MERZBILD concept than Masami AKITA.

My copy of the Rear-End Hernia Puppet Show box had some kind of smelly decaying confectionery in it. Heard about one with chopped onions inside black stockings in there.

Bleak Existence

Sewer Election - kassettmusik

ConcreteMascara

V/A - NORDÖSTRA MALMÖ (Cassette) - further proof of Swedish supremacy when it comes to depressing noisy industrial sounds.

V/A - Port Out, Starboard Home (2xCassette) - Able to get this through discogs and very happy I did. Especially enjoying the 2nd tape. I haven't heard anything else from P.I. since their first batch of tapes in 2009, but after hearing this I'm definitely interested in hearing more of the recent releases.
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Matthias

Jason Crumer - Let There Be Crumer CD (Second Layer)
Close to mind-blowing stuff. Dense!

Altar Of Flies - Let The New Life Rise... CD (Hästen & Korset)
Extended cd-version of the cassette release from last year, the full recording is sandwiched between two new tracks so the overall feeling is kind of new. The cassette was one of my favorite releases of 2011, and the cd-format suits it well, there is a nice clarity to the sound which I think highlights some of the parts in a different way this time around. Of all AOF releases, this may very well be the crown jewel. Can't recommend this one enough! Currently destroying pretty much all Scandinavian competition imo.

Jaakko V.

Quote from: Matthias on June 15, 2012, 10:34:47 AMAltar Of Flies - Let The New Life Rise... CD (Hästen & Korset)
[...] Currently destroying pretty much all Scandinavian competition imo.

Agreed! Cannot recommend this enough.

RyanWreck

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Caligula031 - Slavetrade 2000 (Filth & Violence, 2012) - I'm going to give this one a full review so I don't want to say much here. It's well structure Power Electronics that utilizes a good amount of sounds and gear but it still sounds somewhat minimal and old, as if some artist from Broken Flag in the 80's had access to the gear and used it. The vocals are very commanding in most tracks and junk/metal abuse is used only at the appropriate times and he doesn't go crazy with it. The whole of the album is not as lo-fi as the first cassette but still raw and harsh. This one comes highly recommended.

Le Syndicat  - Rectal Struggle (Broken Flag, 1985) - Fucking great! "Rectal Struggle" is my favorite Broken Flag release (I know that is a bold statement) and definitely my favorite LS tape (I can't stand his more rhythmic crap and symphony cuts). Everything that I like about old, dirty Power Electronics is present on this one and drawn out for 60 minutes. Synths, tape manipulation, pause button samples, echoing vocal attacks, etc. all of it grainy and raw, but not harsh.

SiClark

Quote from: Matthias on June 15, 2012, 10:34:47 AM
Jason Crumer - Let There Be Crumer CD (Second Layer)
Close to mind-blowing stuff. Dense!
I really love this album, a great mixture of sounds, one of his best.

ConcreteMascara

Does it top Ottoman Black? I feel like that may be impossible.
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NEHPF

Irgun Z'wai Leumi ‎– Klirrfaktor lp
Just fabulous.

Sshe Retina Stimulants ‎– Heaven 39 lp
Short and sweet feedback drones. Always a pleasure.

Dieter Müh ‎– Doin' It Dresden Style tape
Hyster Tapes should do a new run on these. Looking forward to check the new lp.

ImpulsyStetoskopu

Quote from: bitewerksMTB on June 13, 2012, 08:53:49 PM
I was less interested after I saw photos & read stuff online by one of the members..

Did you mean about their MYSPACE? If not, please, give me link to this or names of these members.

GEWALTMONOPOL

SWANS - The Burning World, CD

3 good songs out of 10 and one is a cover. I'm glad I waited for this to appear on a decent reissue and that I didn't pay the 30-40 pounds asked for on discogs. Swans must have dispared when they realised what a weak album they had added to their name.
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Strömkarlen

MK9 / Michael Nine Discography and Video 2001 -2006 CD
Why aren't people raving about this? Michael delivers such a punch. When I try to describe it might sound standard, dark, depressive heavy layers of really dense noise, but it's done so good and it transcend any run for mill tape of lately. Great stuff.

v/a Nordöstra Malmö Tape
Good collection of youngsters (well sort of) from Malmö. Teufelsdröckh, Amph, Arkhe, Midhem Funeral, Mirros are black and Backasvinet. People familiar and liking Pestdemon and Sprachlos Verlag should check it out. Swedish death industrial/akustisk.  Good stuff