PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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urall

Quote from: Ashmonger on February 08, 2015, 01:06:13 AM

Can't say too much about Agathocles since I don't know a lot of their stuff. As the other stuff I've got from them, this is certainly not bad, but I never feel like checking out a lot more...


I encourage you to definitely seek out their older stuff:
agathocles/disgorge 7"
agathocles/m.o.m. 7"
agathocles/psycho 7"
agathocles/blood 7"
.......

the poblem with agx is that they rehash their songs too much

FreakAnimalFinland

Most of old AGx is worth getting. One good thing is to buy first full length as CD, and it came with lots of tracks from 7"s as bonus. Another good way is just grab some parts of "Mincecore history" CD series. Several discs worth of old Agathocles stuff. Should be easy and cheap to get.
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Zeno Marx

Agathocles - Agarchy 7" is kind of perfect.  That's not where I started, but that is where I'd recommend starting.  Or at the beginning.  Those Selfmadegod Records CD collections are great.

Extreme Noise Terror - A Holocaust in Your Head
Napalm Death - Peel Sessions
Napalm Death - Scum/From Enslavement
Repulsion - Horrified 2CD - CD2 only
Nausea - The Punk Terrorist Anthology V1 - played very loudly - love the drumming so much - they could write a song, too.

Are there any good early live recordings of Napalm Death? Or live videos with good sound?
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I only buy vinyl, d00ds.

jadderly

Quote from: Zeno Marx on February 08, 2015, 07:18:08 PM

Napalm Death - Peel Sessions

Best thing the band ever did. Saw a recent LP reissue - very expensive, especially when the Grind Madness 3xCD is very cheap.

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Nausea - The Punk Terrorist Anthology V1 - played very loudly - love the drumming so much - they could write a song, too.


Never bought those anthology reissues...didn't they put the tracklisting on those completely backwards from the old Extinction CD?

Zeno Marx

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Quote from: jadderly on February 08, 2015, 09:31:56 PM
Quote from: Zeno Marx on February 08, 2015, 07:18:08 PMNausea - The Punk Terrorist Anthology V1 - played very loudly - love the drumming so much - they could write a song, too.
Never bought those anthology reissues...didn't they put the tracklisting on those completely backwards from the old Extinction CD?
Yes, the Nausea V1 doesn't make any sense.  They shattered the Extinction album into pieces and threw it all over the disc.  Makes zero sense the way it is tracked.  You're better off listening to the Extinction The Second Coming collection on Selfless Records, but the Punk Terrorist V1 has 3 or 4 tracks not found on the former.  Punk Terrorist V1 also omits one track, the final track, from Extinction proper.  In other words, if you want the Extinction album, you need the Selfless Records comp or Extinction on its own, which was only released on LP/cassette.
"the overindulgent machines were their children"
I only buy vinyl, d00ds.

Ashmonger

Quote from: jadderly on February 08, 2015, 03:40:47 AMYou've never heard Megaptera? I never liked that project too much based on the higher-profile releases but Peter Nystrom's side projects  and post-Megaptera recordings have had some good stuff, at least IMHO. I liked the KNO albums and some other things. Bought this album (also sold under the name of KSKNP) largely due to my positive experience with those. Thought it was good, but it comes across as some guys paying tribute to the general sound/aesthetic of their heroes rather than anything earth-shattering or original.
No, haven't heard Megaptera or the other guys projects yet. Too much music/too little time, as always...

Thanks for the info about Agathocles, will ask a friend if he can let me hear some of that stuff once, since he's got quite a big Agathocles collection.

urall

Quote from: Zeno Marx on February 08, 2015, 07:18:08 PM

Are there any good early live recordings of Napalm Death? Or live videos with good sound?

that official video they released in 1990 is pretty good -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S54Yt4wg7RE


jadderly

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Quote from: Zeno Marx on February 09, 2015, 02:06:42 AM
In other words, if you want the Extinction album, you need the Selfless Records comp or Extinction on its own, which was only released on LP/cassette.

I've probably bought that Selfless CD about 3-4 times. My last copy of it is in storage. I see now that the price has shot up substantially from when I last bought it about 5 years ago. I wish someone would just reissue the LP in proper running order with everything else tacked on as a bonus CD or FLAC download card. I hate when stuff gets chopped up like that or reissue comp. CDs. I'm guessing most of the people that made the album are long gone from the music scene at this point and must not care about it too much.

jadderly

Quote from: Ashmonger on February 09, 2015, 09:27:47 AM

No, haven't heard Megaptera or the other guys projects yet.

I guess I just assumed everyone knew them because they were so ubiquitous in the late 90s/early 2000s...

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Too much music/too little time, as always...


I hear you on that...

online prowler

Listening to latest leaks of TRI-FUNCTION MILLION "Avmakt Del I: Gateskraper" and "Soner".

Dirty rap from Oslo with noise elements and power electronics banger quality. The sound of malaise in a sanitized contemporary culture.

Avmakt Del I: Gateskraper: https://soundcloud.com/recordsofthefleshgod/tri-function-million-avmakt-del-i-gateskraper
Soner: https://soundcloud.com/recordsofthefleshgod/tfm-soner-030914


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ImpulsyStetoskopu

Quote from: online prowler on February 09, 2015, 08:50:37 PM
Listening to latest leaks of TRI-FUNCTION MILLION "Avmakt Del I: Gateskraper" and "Soner".

Dirty rap from Oslo with noise elements and power electronics banger quality. The sound of malaise in a sanitized contemporary culture.

Avmakt Del I: Gateskraper: https://soundcloud.com/recordsofthefleshgod/tri-function-million-avmakt-del-i-gateskraper
Soner: https://soundcloud.com/recordsofthefleshgod/tfm-soner-030914



Good!!!! I will contact to them.... Maybe I will issue something...

FreakAnimalFinland

OLYMPIC SHIT MAN "Supercharge" 2xLP
Harbinger
I remembered this to be more harsh than it is. Or maybe it was just loudly dubbed tapes that made it appear so. You know, MSNP style, afterall! Audio was transferred by Chris of Trash Ritual, so I assume it was from master tape rather than the dubbed tapes that are in circulation? Now what we hear here is basically quite natural blend of Evil Moisture and Putrefier. Often not so aggressive and loud, although highly distorted and nice grainy texture in the noise. But not utterly bulldozing quality to it, more seeking interesting sounds than "being brutal", I'd say. Double LP, comic book, full color gatefold. Nice re-issue.

LOOP CIRCUIT "Sound on Sound" LP
Starlight Furniture
I'm pretty sure I've written about this before too? Before I saw this, I had no idea this GROSS tape had been reissued on LP and pressed only 222 copies. Noticed it in shelves in some store in USA. It's Akifumi Nakajima and Dub Murashita, both doing loops and effects. Original tape 1994, reissue from 2001. Lots of nice moments and despite focusing on loops, material does go forward and involve live processing of sound. It's also good example how design of reissue was done with style. It is not as neat hand made special edition as the old tape, but it reminds more of GROSS envelope series. Those were black paper envelopes with pasted-on artwork on both sides. This is just that. Marble texture cardboard with original lay-out, pasted on black LP sleeve. Simple and to the point, but holds the GROSS aesthetic very well!

SCHIMPFLUCH-GRUPPE "Paris Aktionen" LP
Beniffer Editions
Also another LP I must have written before? Anyways, on the recent days playlist, so... Two live aktios from Paris. One could perhaps say including typicalities of this gruppe. Animalistic sounds, clock ticking, sudden impacts of noise bursts, tormented vocals,.. It has clear live sound. Perhaps their aktionist music was at very best when it was analogue tape format recordings, but not much to complain here. "lots of wankers here".. Underwood..

AXNAAR "Crawling Misery" 7"
Filth & Violence
Black metal-noise fusion. Which is the format I'm pretty picky. I realize there is probably quite potential for the material and I do like this to certain extent, but most often genre as whole leaves me with impression that due use of regular instruments and patterns, it doesn't go to innovative level of "real noise", while also escaping possibilities of metal, that would be memorable riffs of song structures that punish despite how clean sound could be.

V/A "THREE PILLARS OF CONTROLLED DOMINATION" 3"cdr
Alpha Male Discharge
Con-Dom cover tracks,. Shift is the winner here. His version of Home Run doesn't appear like random selection. Hostility of statement "I win - you lose", feels like he means it, with malicious intent. Everybody on this comp seems to gain from using Con-Dom compositions as influence, yet they also add high dosage of modern day sonic pressure to it. Loud and ultra crispy distortion, which is far from hissing sound of new luddities like Con-Dom. What they win on sheer brutality, they may lose in that very special sound realm what makes Con-Dom stand so apart from just about everybody else. AM NOT has more "heavy electronics" sort of approach, and delivers well. STAB ELECTRONICS track is something I'm not fully comfortable, as the lyrics of Hatred aren't nowhere near along best of Con-Doms work. Always, when I hear someone talking about "hating everyone equally", it makes me think then they don't really appear to know what is the brutal and total hatred or most likely refuse to accept that it wouldn't be tidy "equal for all" idealism. It's good track, musically, though!

CON-DOM / THE GREY WOLVES "Waging War Against You" CD
Unrest
Just wrote longer piece about this album in Finnish, but got to mention it. Well done lay-out, what perhaps gains it very top results of Unrest label released. Of course it is faithful for War Against Society material, but it succeeds in it. Good quality design. Top notch results in printing and sharpness. Very nice sound on CD. If you do not have War Against Society, this is absolute essential to get a.s.a.p.! Some of the very best works from both bands.
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online prowler

Quote from: ImpulsyStetoskopu on February 12, 2015, 09:14:30 AM
Quote from: online prowler on February 09, 2015, 08:50:37 PM
Listening to latest leaks of TRI-FUNCTION MILLION "Avmakt Del I: Gateskraper" and "Soner".

Dirty rap from Oslo with noise elements and power electronics banger quality. The sound of malaise in a sanitized contemporary culture.

Avmakt Del I: Gateskraper: https://soundcloud.com/recordsofthefleshgod/tri-function-million-avmakt-del-i-gateskraper
Soner: https://soundcloud.com/recordsofthefleshgod/tfm-soner-030914

Good!!!! I will contact to them.... Maybe I will issue something...

From what rumours tell me... there is a 12" under way....

Baglady

Somehow expected the Olympic Shit Man 2LP to be alot more harsh (without having heard the tapes). Still kind of happy with it as it is. It grows on me. Still available too, for ok prices. Big names, but nog big enough for prices to go nuts, thankfully.

OCHU -Tvärsnitt LP (Verlautbarung)
Takes off from the piece featured on the Stein comp, but some new and surprising elements and ideas unfold throughout the album. Don't want to spoil anything, but it really works for me. He said he wanted to break some new ground this time around, and I'd say he certainly does. Far away from the early tapes, but the way he keeps the layers apart yet still discernable and working together is still there, and even more refined. I suppose time will tell how well this work holds up, but right now I can't get enough of it.