PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

[cr]

It's been a while, but right now listening to Iron Fist of the Sun - Tears Royal again. And it's a great album, just as I've remembered it.

Split with Burial Hex will be next.

[Ganesha23]

Uncodified: Maybe All Is Not Completed CD (Unrest Productions)

Cold, dark, very electric and at times massive. Ageless industrial sound that is somehow futuristic and nostalgic at the same time. Both heavier rhythmic and more "floating" tracks work well and the whole flows nicely from one track to the next. Very much an album that needs to be listened to from start to finish.

[absurdexposition]

Picked up that latest Con-Dom on Tesco yesterday, on to the second side now. Real great. Proper Sunday morning music.

[Major Carew]

Some items I picked up whilst in Australia:

Grave Upheaval - Untitled 2 x LP: Wasn't aware of them until I was shown this album whilst going down the great ocean road, nice & heavy ,very enjoyable.

Amour Group 'Purge' tape : Cleaner approach to synth sounds & samples than I usually go for but very good indeed.

Amour Group 'Live 2013' tape : Nice rough sound, would have liked it to have been longer.

Abysmal Lord - Disciples Of The Inferno LP Good, but could have been heavier with regard to sonics. Didn't get the point of the electronic / synth interludes in between the tracks. Nonetheless enjoyable & gets better with each listen though....

Sentenced For Life - Cold On The Blue : Fucking fantastic, rough & murky sound but with loads going on. Was shown this on a 'Audiophile' quality system whilst over there at a big volume. It's one of those recordings you really need to crank up to get everything out of it.

Les Baxter - various CD collections Found a shop in Tasmania that had a load of exotica.

[impulse manslaughter]

c'mon, let's have the gabba/industrial techno names
my tucked up 90's were full of squat parties playing this and 'industrial' speedcore
hope you are picking up drop bass network stuff.

I still have a box of Bloody Fist/Industrial Strength 12"s. Most speedcore/gabber records are pretty easy to find these days..

[david lloyd jones]

cauldhame 'saturnine' new release on unrest
layered perfection of noise, sound, texture, voice, effect
obviously the stretcher reissue will be higher profile but this is the greater release.

[ConcreteMascara]

c'mon, let's have the gabba/industrial techno names
my tucked up 90's were full of squat parties playing this and 'industrial' speedcore
hope you are picking up drop bass network stuff.

I still have a box of Bloody Fist/Industrial Strength 12"s. Most speedcore/gabber records are pretty easy to find these days..

some of the Bloody Fist and IST records are worth some money now though if in good condition. I enjoy all of that, labels like Drop Bass, Apocalypse Recordings and Jay Randall's little microlabels, but I also dig a lot of post 2002 nu-style gabber in all of its ultra-compressed cheesy glory. Enzyme, Meta4, basically anything on under Cardiac.nl management.

but related to this forum, been enjoying some Northwest USA industrial weirdness. I think it's this damp time of year...
Mutant Video - all releases - Cronenberg industrial supremacy. amphetamine psychosis meditations.

Bite Itself - Shallow Water cassette - a mix of dirge-y industrial, metal clattering, and minimal spooky atmosphere. feel like this would appeal to a lot of people here if it came out on F&V or Untergeschoss.

Drowner - Modern Paranoia & Burning Room cassettes - horror film synth and gritty industrial noise. highly recommended!

[absurdexposition]

Grave Upheaval - Untitled 2 x LP: Wasn't aware of them until I was shown this album whilst going down the great ocean road, nice & heavy ,very enjoyable.

So great.

Mutant Video - all releases - Cronenberg industrial supremacy. amphetamine psychosis meditations.

Yes!

[david lloyd jones]

Some items I picked up whilst in Australia:

Grave Upheaval - Untitled 2 x LP: Wasn't aware of them until I was shown this album whilst going down the great ocean road, nice & heavy ,very enjoyable.

Amour Group 'Purge' tape : Cleaner approach to synth sounds & samples than I usually go for but very good indeed.

Amour Group 'Live 2013' tape : Nice rough sound, would have liked it to have been longer.

Abysmal Lord - Disciples Of The Inferno LP Good, but could have been heavier with regard to sonics. Didn't get the point of the electronic / synth interludes in between the tracks. Nonetheless enjoyable & gets better with each listen though....

Sentenced For Life - Cold On The Blue : Fucking fantastic, rough & murky sound but with loads going on. Was shown this on a 'Audiophile' quality system whilst over there at a big volume. It's one of those recordings you really need to crank up to get everything out of it.

Les Baxter - various CD collections Found a shop in Tasmania that had a load of exotica.

the armour group lp and, especially the live tape make me look forward to ufoi this year.
les Baxter is a fucking genius, possibly greater than martin Denny.

[FiEND]

Les Baxter - various CD collections Found a shop in Tasmania that had a load of exotica.

les Baxter is a fucking genius, possibly greater than martin Denny.

Arthur Lyman makes the holy trinity of exotica in my book. Top notch stuff that.

[Euro Trash Bazooka]

NIKUDOREI / TOILET NO HANAKO-SAN BAND - split tape.
NIKUDOREI / TASOGARE BANCHO - split tape.
GROYXO / AXMO - split tape.
OPS-PSF / NOISE WASTE - split tape.
DECHE CHARGE / SPACEGRINDER - split tape.
DEADLY VERITY / RUIDO DE ODIO - split tape.
TOXIC SEX -  Noise Grind As Angry Mind tape.

Mostly Japanese noisecore morning, covering all ranges of noisecore: from the cosmic noise and growls of SPACEGRINDER to the cut-up microblasts of GROYXO, the DIY rhythmic noise of DEADLY VERITY (Kei = God), OPS-PSF's muffled crazy bits of toilet-noise and NIKUDOREI going from drone to brutal grind attack, all the bases are covered and I am happy.

[bitewerksMTB]

Zos Kia/Coil "Transparent" double LP (Cold Spring)- absolutely ESSENTIAL to own for classic industrial music fans. There's some glorious female screaming & Charles Manson (I think it's the first time I've heard this particular rant except for the ending, which, Poison Idea used).

[david lloyd jones]

the nekrophile tape resurfaces at long last.
how some early industrial was, how some 'ritual' 'dark ambient' would be.
along with other nekrophile releases, of minimal influence now but heavy at the time.
possibly as the whole occult current was of the time and no longer so, (as far as this music goes) and is now not music related/focussed, to such a degree.
this release possibly represents a music and it's magical current at it's height.
in a sense this reissue is like a shadow at Hiroshima-a memory at best.

[Fluid Fetish]

the nekrophile tape resurfaces at long last.
how some early industrial was, how some 'ritual' 'dark ambient' would be.
along with other nekrophile releases, of minimal influence now but heavy at the time.
possibly as the whole occult current was of the time and no longer so, (as far as this music goes) and is now not music related/focussed, to such a degree.
this release possibly represents a music and it's magical current at it's height.
in a sense this reissue is like a shadow at Hiroshima-a memory at best.

My roommate worships this stuff and has all the original cassettes and a few vinyls if I remember, as a fanatic devotee of studying all things related to Kenneth Grant and the mighty ZOS I immediately fell in love with this stuff myself and I think it still has its place outside of being just a memory but I'm probably biased. You summed it up though, 'possibly represents a music and it's magical current at it's height'.

Somewhat regretfully sold my original press of the Zos Kia/Coil split a few years ago....might have to buy one of those represses here soon..

[gabalgabow]

INSANE ORDER
Death grind from France
For fans of Napalm death

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rtRpCPbKKw

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