PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

[mdtdeath]

BODY CARGO / POGROM: Resistance

[bogskaggmannen]

Daniel Menche "Beast resonator" CD (Roggbif) - mostly frantic drum loops in various speeds weaving in and out of each other, while I enjoy the editing some of the sounds appears a bit too thin and dead to me.

Deutsch Nepal "Tolerance" CD (Staalplaat) - Lina's best to my ears, pretty big focus on the rhythmical parts which I think always was his best signum, as opposed to the more ambient interludes with singing. I think "Erosion" was partly very good but after that everything well pretty much downhill. Soundsamples of the latest album sounds too sterile? Best looking digipak ever too on "Tolerance" - someone should keep Lina away from the design works...

[ImpulsyStetoskopu]

Violent Onsen Geisha ‎– Violent Onsen Geisha (Bloody Butterfly 1997) 3 x CD + mCD

VOG is my one of the most favourite nippon noise project. This item is classic. Hats off!

[tiny_tove]

IUGULA-THOR - black mamba

http://soundcloud.com/colloidal-semantika/iugula-thor-black-mamba

[FreakAnimalFinland]

NURSE WITH WOUND "drunk with the old man of the mountains" LP
10+ years old re-press with regular covers. Good purchase. NWW is kind of hit & miss for me. Some stuff is brilliant, some annoying. Here you have some laughter which can be either oddly sinister sounding, or just goofy, but damn well put together tape manipulations and sound sculptures.

HAL HUTCHINSON "damage portrait" tape
In this tape, Hal goes closer to objects. No layering, no dense structures, but very close-up recordings on kind of semi-flat tape recordings (no heavy bass or crispy high) of metal object scratching and smashing. I like the dimensionality of sound objects. You get the instantly the feel we aren't talking about flat smooth metal sheets, but various kinds of objects, where it's shape and size plays crucial role in type of sound created. What exactly set this above the currently popular acoustic metal junk brutism, is perhaps only that. You can hardly talk of composition or memorable recording techniques. Just nice range of objects.

[Zeno Marx]

lots of Italian HC as I try to figure out what has been collected on discography CDs (and how many times) and what has not.

Nerorgasmo - s/t 1985 - why can't there be more interesting music like this - I'm new to them, so I'm curious to find their story.
Ulster - Ulsterror
The Dagda - Threefold (wish I had a CD copy of this)
My Name is Satan - Refuse to Kneel

[re:evolution]

This week: Grunt: World Draped In A Camouflage

I am honestly taken aback by how good this album is. 20+ listens and still going strong.  Mandatory!!

Full review here:

http://noisereceptor.wordpress.com/2012/11/16/grunt-world-draped-in-a-camouflage/

[tiny_tove]

Nerorgasmo - s/t 1985 - why can't there be more interesting music like this - I'm new to them, so I'm curious to find their story.

Italian hardcore at its best. quite active in squats, yet with a nihilist aestetic of their own.
They (and negazione) have been the first Italian bands to use an emotional approach to music, you can feel an undercurrent tension and depression that was completely missing from most bands at the time.
technically quite skilled, very interesting and extreme lyrics. they have been re-descovered only recently thanks to the box version of their works.
Extremely aggressive with a strong sension of provocation. I loved their nativity scene with mary & joseph in the trash with baby jesus eaten by the bull and the donkey.

The singer died of heroin in 2000.

[Levas]

Croatian Amor - Mermaids Of Jadransko CS and Croatian Amor - Vagina Sword 2xCS both of these are very nice. slowly getting into the mood for croatian amor.

Jet Partitions - Parameters 2xCS - didn't hear many people talking about it, but it's truly great harsh noise and nicely done tapes!

also some cdrs. i guess i've traded with someone or what..

German - Stalking and German - marketing . dind't find that much heavy metal or black metal as it was written on the internet. but decent noise. Like Marketing better

[RyanWreck]

Prodeath / Silent Abuse & Bizarre Uproar - "Live 16.9.2011" (Filth & Violence, 2012) - I've only listened to the Prodeath material twice through and am not a huge fan. It's mainly creeping, lo-fi Blackened Doom type of stuff. With 30 minutes of music I figured that there would be something that I may like, or that I hadn't been paying good enough attention the first time around. But there isn't really anything that stands out to me. At around 10:30 or so they unleash some blast-beats, which are very nice when you have listened to 10 minutes of dragging, but the song is only blasting away for about 20 seconds then back to the drag.

Bizarre Uproar and Silent Abuse do a collaboration, so it basically sounds like...well..Bizarre Uproar, or at least the Bizarre Uproar of yesteryear when Miss Angel was involved in the creation of some Bizarre Uproar filth along with Sir Pasi. I had seen a track-listing for this live session somewhere but I can't seem to find it right now. The material is awesome, some of the best from BU and thee best for Silent Abuse. Pasi's newer approach and style is apparent during this recording. Heavy as hell walls spit out of an amp with vocals (from both parties!) occasionally peppering the track(s). If you like BU or Silent Abuse then you need to track this shit down.

[Zeno Marx]

Nerorgasmo - s/t 1985 - why can't there be more interesting music like this - I'm new to them, so I'm curious to find their story.

Italian hardcore at its best. quite active in squats, yet with a nihilist aestetic of their own.
They (and negazione) have been the first Italian bands to use an emotional approach to music, you can feel an undercurrent tension and depression that was completely missing from most bands at the time.
technically quite skilled, very interesting and extreme lyrics. they have been re-descovered only recently thanks to the box version of their works.
Extremely aggressive with a strong sension of provocation. I loved their nativity scene with mary & joseph in the trash with baby jesus eaten by the bull and the donkey.

The singer died of heroin in 2000.

Thanks.  Appreciated.  Politics aside, EU 91 was doing some nice work on those Italian discographies.  Agipunk Classics was another good series.

[bitewerksMTB]

Destroyer666 LP of all their singles & 12" that's on Hells Headbangers
Saturnalia Temple LP on Ajna/Nuclear Winter- didn't like it when it first came out but it's grown on me

[RyanWreck]

Speaking of Hardcore Italian Punk from the 80's, Chain Reaction - "Rottura Totale" is great stuff with a re-released of all their material on a comp. last year. Declino and Wretched had some really quality stuff too.

[m.]

Mercyful Fate "Return of the vampire"
Pungent Stench "Been caught buttering"
Taint "Vice"
Heinz Hopf / Kam Hassah 7"

[bogskaggmannen]

ANENZEPHALIA "Noehaem" LP (Tesco)

Thought i'd revisit this one in preparations for the new LP. At the time (almost 10 years ago), I was a bit dissapointed with the album as a whole as I thought it lacked much of the rythms and subtle coldness that made "Ephemeral dawn" so great. Now, it actually strikes me as being very good, with its slow moving structures and the welcome lack of "aggression" that defines so much of power electronics these days. Not that Anenzephalia ever were very aggressive in approach but I miss more of this held back attitude, both in the vocal department and the musical.