PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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

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Jordan

A local radio station had a three hour special on Esplendor Geometrico last night. It's the first part of a two-part special, the next part is airing next Monday.

A podcast, featuring an additional 50 minutes of stuff not aired on the radio, is available here:
http://archive.org/details/2013-01-15-extremealautre-esplendor-geometrico-special-part1

Bleak Existence

The Rita - vice baron

Mikerdeath

Quote from: Bleak Existence on January 17, 2013, 02:21:59 AM
The Rita - vice baron

Yes!!

Quote from: ghoulson on January 15, 2013, 08:11:19 PM
GERMAN SHEPHERDS: Music for Sick Queers (Superior Viaduct) - LP + 7" + tape
This LP belongs to one of the most played in my collection. I was happy to see that Superior Viaduct was putting it out and finally giving German Shepherds the proper attention that they deserve as one of the lost legends of american industrial music.
Besides the tracks from original Del Amo edition you get three bonus tracks on the LP and an additional 7". Most exciting is the tape included with collectors edition. It is M&S Music (their own label I guess) version of the untitled 1992 tape that Tonspur issued... here titled "Experience the freedom of total control". It has been on my wantlist since I first heard about it.... Proprinted covers & tapes, shrinkwrapped. Probably old stock they never managed to sell. LP comes with 4 page booklet featuring great artwork and stories from only surviving member and some other guy....
Can't recommend this enough! http://superiorviaduct.com/germanshepherds/

Yes!!!

Potier

Developer - PT 188 (Phage Tapes)
Andreas Brandal - Parts Of The Puzzle (Ginjoha)
Sindre Bjerga - Horizontal Feedback Systems (Ginjoha)
Damno Te - Sabi (Fusty Cunt)
Rusalka/Bast Split (Human Ignorance)
Vast Glory - Airequipt Circular Magazine (Waterpower)
Alms - Annihilation Of The Self (Prairie Fire)

FreakAnimalFinland

Quote from: Levas on January 11, 2013, 08:55:41 PM
What can I say. Most of these discs do have some nice moments, but overall the formula is basically the same - huge amounts of delay and one-layered sound. Be it contact mic, noise generator, synth or so. Trucido was a little more interesting. Well, it's good to get to know these releases of course, but my rate for these still remains low and I start doubting that I'll hear something breath-taking.

Well, of course breath-taking is quite exaggerated term for anything... but while it's accurate to say formula is basically the same, in other hand... not exactly.
It is most often one layer of sound, but this is what also makes the difference. To be able to spot why Stammheim is like forceful noise wall noise anthem, why Trucido / Death Squad split stands out with grim vocals and more rotten overall sound. Why Sarin has those fierce delay loops going on and on.. creating saturated mechanic feel.  Or Death Textures with it's weird pretty unique start with short spoken word followed by this sadistic hight pitch torment for such an extended period. And so on... So far 7 CD's listened, will continue further!
Very much "the same", but so well isolated elements, individual releases stand out perhaps even easier than just solid brutal harsh noise all over.
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Levas

yes, of course there are elements that differs from release to release. it's not like comparing vomir untitled c30 to vomir untitled c32. they stand out most likely, but not quite my cup of tea.

Jaakko V.

Scott Walker - Bish Bosch

Had very high expectations for this album, but it manages to surpass them all. Genius stuff. A little surprised that it hasn't received more attention here.

Album trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfrVuhD8maE

Matthias

Quote from: Salamanauhat on January 18, 2013, 10:42:13 AM
Scott Walker - Bish Bosch

Had very high expectations for this album, but it manages to surpass them all. Genius stuff. A little surprised that it hasn't received more attention here.

It's a good one. Just picked up the 2xLP last week, so still haven't given this enough playtime, but so far so good. Massive. Doesn't quite give me the same feeling as I got from The Drift though.

Levas

Anenzephalia / Inade / Operation Cleansweep CD - great sounds. I didn't pay attention to the disc when it came out etc. but now it's good to listen to it.

Filth - The Witches' Pharmacopoeia - i remembered that the title of this project is somehow weirdly associated with the music it makes. and yes. not noise, but some sort of industrial with rhythm machines or so. quite weird, but not bad.

Corpuscle - Victoria Snuffbox - nice power electronics

Deeper wells tape on maniacal hatred - hm. i thought it would be hnw, but it's rather well done pe

Worthless recordings sampler - some nice projects.


andy vomit

Quote from: Levas on January 18, 2013, 12:36:50 PM

Corpuscle - Victoria Snuffbox - nice power electronics


such a good fucking tape.
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Tenebracid

scott walker - bish bosch
    "           - the drift
NIN - the downward spiral
corea - los peores 7 km de mi vida
pg.99 - document #8
orchid - chaos is me
cremation lily - it's okay to say no 2xcs





Scat-O-Logy

Quote from: Salamanauhat on January 18, 2013, 10:42:13 AM
Scott Walker - Bish Bosch

Had very high expectations for this album, but it manages to surpass them all. Genius stuff. A little surprised that it hasn't received more attention here.

Album trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfrVuhD8maE

I would love this if this would be instrumental. Can't stand the singers voice. Annoying as hell.

SiClark

I feel the same. I've tried to listen to my brother's copies of his albums and I do like parts of the music but just really hate his voice.

ARKHE

VOIVOD - Target Earth.
Outstanding achievement after 30 years of activity to produce a powerful album like this - definitely indebted to the classic albums from the 80's but still moving ever forward like no other band in their genre or generation.

GEWALTMONOPOL

Scott Walker of the 60's and 70's sang in a rather deep crooners voice which made many a girl and later housewife weak at the knees. As his music became more difficult and unsettling he decided that his voice should follow the music and upped the pitch quite a bit. Thus it went from something pleasant and relaxing to something grating and impossible to ignore. His voice is something to get used to or maybe even overcome. Much like the music. It's a challenge.

Otherwise, watching a BBC documentary about Glenn Campbell has raised an interest in him. Similar to Jimmy Page, he was the session guitarist on many a well known 60's pop hit. Great voice and great songs somewhere between country and pop. No grass smoking long haired lefty hippie fag like most of his contemporaries. This guy hung out with Bob Hope, wore suits, supported the troops and hoovered up mountains of coke.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTfwcLdP5Xk
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