PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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

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Ritual

Trepaneringsritualen "Konung Domaldr vid Upsala Hängd" tape
Great stuff! Dark and slightly orchestral stuff, but maintaining the ritualistic and occult atmosphere we're used to.

Mania "Grim Conditions" tape
Fantastic, heavy as fuck PE with short, to-the-point tracks. Great balance between electronics and junk noise.

Scat-O-Logy

Days of BU and more to come. I just realized BU might be my favorite act. My ears!!!

Bleak Existence

The Rita - eyeliner into nylon back seam

FreakAnimalFinland

BRUME / LA NOMENKLATUR "end of symptom dump / meosta" LP
Late 80's French experimental stuff, which occasionally could be somewhere along industrial blended experimental, but perhaps at the best is the blurred line of good industrial and... that other industrial, haha! Thinking that we're still in 80's, there is charming hands-on approach in the music, and it has even vibe of power electronics, especially in processed vocals.
Little big crappy quality sound on video, but gives you the idea.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGtlISynk3Y

Brume and his later work under his own name should be well known for a lot of people, but good old 80's La Nomenklatur seems to be unknown for a lot of people? Check out for example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0e4xgAPU40E
E-mail: fanimal +a+ cfprod,com
MAGAZINE: http://www.special-interests.net
LABEL / DISTRIBUTION: FREAK ANIMAL http://www.nhfastore.net

Jaakko V.

#2959
Sink - The Holy Testament 2 - LP
Is this doom? Don't know. Good!

German Oak - S/T - LP
Recorded in a German bomb shelter in 1972. Rough and brutal krautrock with themes of war. Dark and experimental.
A hyperbolic writing on the album by Julian Cope here: http://www.headheritage.co.uk/unsung/albumofthemonth/german-oak.

HongKongGoolagong

Putrefier - Cog Dominance - I believe Mark Durgan is slightly unsure about this music nowadays - cannot think why, it's excellent noise with all the wonderful squelchy analogue sounds missing from so many things released nowadays

Kakawaka -Ein fröhliches Lied auf den Lippen den Wandersmann kann nichts erschüttern - former exponent of Berlin noise stupidity/shitcore makes a surprising and superb change into quality electronic composition - beautiful cassette package

Conflict - The Final Conflict - had never heard this late 80s howl of anarcho fury before, he sounds like a mad dog about to break its leash throughout, some nice powerful guitar on there too

Psychic TV - Paramartha - 1984 live material, I'd never heard this recording before but the general set list is the same as most of the other '84 shows - really intense tribal noise-rock, a great live band in this era

Stereolab -Oscillons from the Anti-Sun - gruelling box set of 3 CDs and a DVD I picked up cheaply - a little of the band goes a long way but now and again their intelligence and sense of melody really hit the spot

Zeno Marx

The Power of Zeus - The Gospel According to... 1970 - hard/heavy rock that I could not have appreciated to its fullest when I was younger - some cheesy moments, but a solid listen nevertheless - very good album that is both loyal to its thesis and to traveling distances.
Ashra - Blackouts 1978 - krautrock - a so-so album for most artists, and a weak album for Manuel Gottsching, though the final track, "Lotus Parts I-IV", is some quality cosmic psychedelia and close to vintage Gottsching - recommended for that track alone.
Ashra - Dream & Desire 1990 - krautrock - 3 tracks over 62 minutes - starts off strong with the 30-minute floating and traveling "Dream" - this guy can revisit high-quality cosmic guitar and electronic improvisation anytime he feels like it, so it isn't one of those cases when the artist just loses their mojo - pretty impressive stuff.
Tom Recchion - I Love My Organ 2004 - LAFMS - this really sucked me in - witty and playful and really engaging.
Bill Withers - Making Music 1975 - feels like he's really trying to relive his past hit formula, but without much success insofar as it all feels like an imitation of himself - kind of weird - felt like skipping every track, and then it was over.
Bill Withers - Naked & Warm 1976 - mellow album - nothing of note, but not a bad listen - eh.
Bill Withers - Menagerie 1977
Klaus Schulze - Picture Music 1975 - didn't care for this a whole lot in the past, but I really, really enjoyed it this time - usually prefer Black Dance, but it was the opposite this go.
Klaus Schulze - Mirage 1977 - don't remember it being this dark - great listen.
Klaus Schulze - Black Dance 1974
November Novelet - Heart of Stone 2012
Maska Genetik - Strada 2011
Moebius - Kram 2009
V/A Holy Mother Russia 2004 - solid comp, but Lunar Abyss Quartet is the one I'll investigate further.
"the overindulgent machines were their children"
I only buy vinyl, d00ds.

HongKongGoolagong

TACTILE - Assault On M19 (CD, Sentrax Corporation SXP3001) - magnificent set of sinister and occultural synth recordings from former occasional Scorn and Coil collaborator and man with a long history of underground UK strangeness - very unique middle-of-the-night music, just right for staring at the full moon to.

GUNS N ROSES - The Spaghetti Incident - I don't think this is highly thought of by either the band or their fans but it's a hilarious and amazing collection of bizarre punk cover versions from a band at the extreme edge of cocaine psychosis. In bargain bins everywhere, check this demented shit out!

Ashley Choke

Quote from: HongKongGoolagong on February 24, 2013, 06:11:13 AM
GUNS N ROSES - The Spaghetti Incident - I don't think this is highly thought of by either the band or their fans but it's a hilarious and amazing collection of bizarre punk cover versions from a band at the extreme edge of cocaine psychosis. In bargain bins everywhere, check this demented shit out!

Heh, that's a pretty spot on description. One of my alltime favorite bands, but def not my fav LP by them. Might have to give it a second listen, its been a long long time.

online prowler


G.I.S.M. - Subj and Egos, Chopped

slowmotion grimness.

Mikerdeath

Quote from: online prowler on February 13, 2013, 11:52:06 PM
Von
Satanic Blood (demo 1992)
US BM like it should be. Stripped and grim. Think it was rereleased on vinyl last year.

bitewerksMTB

SSRI side of the split with MANIA- his side is nice, heavy low-end rumbling with buried electronics/metalbashing. Sort of made me think "slo-mo Japanese noise"

WINDHAND songs on youtube- good but nothing special doom metal. Waiting on the LP from Forcefield to show up. Upcoming split with Cough should be good; the announcement is what made me go back to check out Windhand again.

Ritual

Everyday Loneliness "Omissions" tape
Quite low key experimental droney music. Good stuff, especially the side-long track on the B side.

Drug Age "Alphabet" tape
Marvellous harsh noise from this duo of Matteo Castro (Kam Hassah, Lettera 22, Second Sleep, etc.) and Fransesco Tignola (Elisha Morningstar, Joy De Vivre). This is how it should be done!

Coil "Horse Rotorvator" LP
Total classic! Simply beautiful!

Hal Hutchinson


Mania / Coma Detox LP

Finally got around to listening to this...Fucking brilliant, easily the best thing i've heard from Mania...Or was the Grim Conditions tape better? I can't decide! looking forward to hearing what he does next...

First batch of material i've heard from Coma Detox and was very impressed indeed.




SiClark

Quote from: Hal Hutchinson on February 25, 2013, 09:58:38 PM
First batch of material i've heard from Coma Detox and was very impressed indeed.
I would recommend all of his other tapes, I haven't heard a bad release from him.