PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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

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eyestrain

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on March 19, 2014, 11:25:07 AM
It may not be about high priced rarities, but that's often reserved for titles with swastika & cock in cover.

Sage wisdom for future entrepreneurs, hehe.

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on March 19, 2014, 11:25:07 AM
CROWN OF CERBERUS "Her Everlasting Strength" tape
Terror
What the fuck? I was quite amazed that this is release of TERROR! What tape offers is, correct me if I'm wrong, reversed and slightly echoed songs of someone like ENYA or the usual "Celtic music new age versions"?! Some tracks appear to be actually build, being loops of such material, but very often it is simply ethereal female vocal focused new age-esque synth lines reversed without any actual manipulation. If it would be just couple intros, why not. But entire tape of that?
https://soundcloud.com/terrorlt/tr-31-crown-of-cerberus-her
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJ_gZ-h2X9Y (reverse some of this..)
I can get it that this is tribute to artists grandmother and emotional release etc, but when it appears to be pretty much nothing but other artists songs reversed (which is like click of one button in editing program), I wonder point of neat pro-tape release?

Speaking of overrated, coincidentally enough. Like it's said above essentially, always thought this project would roll well with the New Age Cali post-bath-salts crowd; but since it's Mac's project, it is well-received by a ton of PE-centric folks. Bizarro. Good? Bad? I dunno...certainly not my thing anyway.

Baglady

Hmm, maybe he is more known than I've realised? The noise scene in Sweden (to which he belongs, even though his music stretches beyond it) is so small. 20 or 30 people or so, whom you keep bumping into. I guess such a small context makes it hard to glance outside of it.

Also getting frequent plays since a few weeks back:
MXM - Flesh-Biting Paedophile CD + OVMN - Optimum Volume Maximum Noise CD (Industrial Recollections)
Immense 90's stuff. Seems like the Macro boys + some jap is the ultimate trio when it comes to creating tight and massive harsh noise. Nice! Very lengthy though (as usual)...

m.

Jabber Garland - Catalogue of disasters (Inner Empire). Andreas Brandal and Sindre Bjerga project,  lo-fi droning noise, nice listen
Unknown Artist - Feeling closed in / Birth of the new man / Ashes (Pece) these are very good and deserve more than ultra limited edition cd-r!
One Dark Eye - Transmissions of fistulae auris (Industrial Recollections)
Macronympha - Intensive care (Self Abuse)

Jnz

Quote from: eyestrain on March 19, 2014, 12:16:12 PM
Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on March 19, 2014, 11:25:07 AM
CROWN OF CERBERUS "Her Everlasting Strength" tape
Terror
What the fuck? I was quite amazed that this is release of TERROR! What tape offers is, correct me if I'm wrong, reversed and slightly echoed songs of someone like ENYA or the usual "Celtic music new age versions"?! Some tracks appear to be actually build, being loops of such material, but very often it is simply ethereal female vocal focused new age-esque synth lines reversed without any actual manipulation. If it would be just couple intros, why not. But entire tape of that?
https://soundcloud.com/terrorlt/tr-31-crown-of-cerberus-her
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJ_gZ-h2X9Y (reverse some of this..)
I can get it that this is tribute to artists grandmother and emotional release etc, but when it appears to be pretty much nothing but other artists songs reversed (which is like click of one button in editing program), I wonder point of neat pro-tape release?

Speaking of overrated, coincidentally enough. Like it's said above essentially, always thought this project would roll well with the New Age Cali post-bath-salts crowd; but since it's Mac's project, it is well-received by a ton of PE-centric folks. Bizarro. Good? Bad? I dunno...certainly not my thing anyway.

Heh, my thoughts exactly. However, nice artwork design.

mdtdeath

Deprivation  ‎– I Don't Want To Grow Up Here (Tape) Diazepam

great work, enjoyable feedbacks, noise and awesome vocals

HOGRA

THROBBING GRISTLE "1st Annual Report" LP  (bootleg of a "lost" album recorded back in 1975/76)
PIGFACE "Welcome To Mexico...ASSHOLE" cd
DON CABALLERO "For Respect" LP

eyestrain

Clew Of Theseus - Rehearse The Right Life (Husk): Recently decided to get my hands on all the tapes that had been released around the time of the Death Urge LP, because that disc just completely fucked me up. Have been ignoring Ben's more drone-ambient-based works because I was just so fond of those harsh noise early days. Seems like his latter explorations wade heavily on classic industrial territory. This reminds me of M. Bianchi trying to channel Zero Kama. Very simple, mild, hallucinatory feedback works.
Spoils & Relics - Angels Trumpet Over Moonbeams (Chocolate Monk): Had to check them out after the perplexing interview in Fördämning #4. Hard to pin down... it isn't concrète muzak, yet it is. A journey through many, many rooms of unique and puzzling sounds; birds, insects, the human voice, accelerated loops. Very challenging, but rewarding.

jadderly

Quote from: HOGRA on March 19, 2014, 10:49:01 PM
THROBBING GRISTLE "1st Annual Report" LP  (bootleg of a "lost" album recorded back in 1975/76)


I actually like this better than some of TG's official albums, including the 2nd Annual Report. There is also the "Final Muzak" CD which is the same recordings and the version I currently have...Get Back Records out of Italy did a vinyl version several years back that I used to have as well.

burdizzo

Yes, I agree w/ that. Loved the tracks 'Final Muzak' and 'Very Friendly'.

Baglady

Quote from: eyestrain on March 19, 2014, 11:30:11 PM
Spoils & Relics - Angels Trumpet Over Moonbeams (Chocolate Monk): Had to check them out after the perplexing interview in Fördämning #4. Hard to pin down... it isn't concrète muzak, yet it is. A journey through many, many rooms of unique and puzzling sounds; birds, insects, the human voice, accelerated loops. Very challenging, but rewarding.

If you liked it the LP on Harbringer is a must have. Would have been on my best-of-2013-list had I discovered it sooner. Great album!

mdtdeath

deceiver / clavicula salomonis - "split" Factotum Tapes (tape)
water torture - "the developer remixes" Factotum Tapes (tape)
the ames room - "full illionois jacquet" Factotum Tapes (tape)

mdtdeath

Yen Towers - "Safety" Posh Isolation (tape)

ConcreteMascara

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on March 19, 2014, 09:16:22 AM
V/A NORDÖSTRA MALMÖ tape
Elbogen Fonogram
Perhaps c-30 ? Anyways, swedish projects including AMPH, ARKHE, MIRRORS ARE BLACK and such. AMPH is the best one of the comp, but overall very enjoyable tape!

Listened to that tape a lot when it came out, often back to back with V/A - Port Out, Starboard Home. very complimentary vibes imo

Croatian Amor - Genitalia Garden CDr - in a weird way it reminds me of Burning Star Core & Prurient's - Ghost of Niagra box set. Each track is it's own little vignette, but they all come together as whole based around a loose concept. Good stuff!
Lust For Youth ‎– 日本コレクション  CDr - a bit of a strange release. two short instrumental tracks in the regular LFY style. But the middle track is 14 minutes+, very well produced sounding almost like slow minimal techno for the first 8 minutes and then giving way to sample heavy sound collage. kinda weird on the first listen but it's growing on me. interested to see if this is a future direction for LFY.
White - Tears of Piss cassette - sleaze city
LR - Exile LP - easy listening industrial

[death|trigger|impulse]

http://soundcloud.com/user-658220512

Human Larvae

Grunt Archive Box Got it this week and it's like....yeeeeeeah!

Sutcliffe Jugend - Blue Rabbit Despite what they may be know for, this a fuckin awesome record. Love the texture

Brainbombs - ALL Come across them last year, was a bit irritated at first, but at the moment I'm hooked!

bitewerksMTB

TEITANBLOOD death 2LP

FUNEREAL PRESENCE the archer takes aim LP

listening to Irkallian Oracle's "Grave Ekstasis"  on NWN's bandcamp now. I may have to order this soon...