PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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prpl

Where can I pick up the Athletics Crew tapes ? Can't find anything on google. Really liked the FNTN tape too.

FallOfNature

Blackwatch - Blackwatch LP
Nice stuff. Tesco/European PE vein, but from Texas. Huge step up from previous material I heard. Great structures, tracks are to the point. There's a new tape out that I'm yet to hear, and due to my general dislike of "unique" packaging I'm waiting for a bandcamp option. Very much recommend checking out this project.

Lussuria  / Alberich ‎– Borgia LP
Unfamiliar with both artists until now, and I'm impressed. I'm not a follower of Hospital Productions related projects usually and I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't this. Atmosphere heavy, drones, too engaging to be mere background noise ambient/drone. Some heavier, more intense moments. Well worth the $20 I threw at it.

Strict - Impulsion tape

No words needed.

NaturalOrthodoxy

Quote from: FallOfNature on April 19, 2018, 11:13:05 AM

Lussuria  / Alberich ‎– Borgia LP
Unfamiliar with both artists until now, and I'm impressed. I'm not a follower of Hospital Productions related projects usually and I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't this. Atmosphere heavy, drones, too engaging to be mere background noise ambient/drone. Some heavier, more intense moments. Well worth the $20 I threw at it.

No words needed.

Alberich is legit, I started an Alberich/Kris Lapke thread a while ago and was pleased to have turned some folks onto him. Absolutely unrivalled rhythmic industrial in most cases but Borgia is a pleasing exception. I find Hospital in general pretty solid too but I can understand the diversity of the label putting some people off.

Euro Trash Bazooka

Quote from: FallOfNature on April 19, 2018, 11:13:05 AM
Lussuria  / Alberich ‎– Borgia LP
Unfamiliar with both artists until now, and I'm impressed. I'm not a follower of Hospital Productions related projects usually and I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't this. Atmosphere heavy, drones, too engaging to be mere background noise ambient/drone. Some heavier, more intense moments. Well worth the $20 I threw at it.

Try to check out Alberich's "NATO Uniformen", it's amazing.
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totalblack

Quote from: Euro Trash Bazooka on April 19, 2018, 01:13:42 PM
Quote from: FallOfNature on April 19, 2018, 11:13:05 AM
Lussuria  / Alberich ‎– Borgia LP
Unfamiliar with both artists until now, and I'm impressed. I'm not a follower of Hospital Productions related projects usually and I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't this. Atmosphere heavy, drones, too engaging to be mere background noise ambient/drone. Some heavier, more intense moments. Well worth the $20 I threw at it.

Try to check out Alberich's "NATO Uniformen", it's amazing.

All of the early Lussuria releases are amazing as well, with "Garden of Seduction" and "American Babylon" being personal highlights, but also worth checking out "Silk & Honey", "Mists Of Our Silence", "Sunken Meadow", and "The Truth Begins In Lies". I haven't spent enough time with the really recent material since I wasn't lucky enough to grab copies.

And although I do think NATO Uniformen is great - I think that "Of Man, Of Genious" \ "Fall Where They Would" \ "Turned Back" tapes are more 'solid' due to their shorter lengths, and the "Psychology Of Love" LP was where I personally started and got hooked.

STROM.ec ‎– Electric Current LP - Fantastic compilation of tracks from this Finnish unit. Had listened to their stuff here and there over the last decade or so but never was entirely hooked. This compilation remedied this from the get-go. Starts off with a punch, really great sequencing of tracks, good balance of rhythmic and more noisy material.

Wonderland Club - Pageant CS - Packaging on this one is fantastic. First side was a bit of a slow builder and will need to take another listen to this one as I was working on some projects while listening, but the B-side immediately starts off with a fucking punch. Top quality material from one of the only worthwhile active American PE acts. Hasn't been since True Force/Pain Electronics was still active that I've felt this excited about new material in this genre coming out of North America.

Theodore

Quote from: NaturalOrthodoxy on April 19, 2018, 12:04:38 PM
I find Hospital in general pretty solid too but I can understand the diversity of the label putting some people off.

Noone can really complain about Hospital. Yes they release variety of material but they haven't abandoned noise. They do their "duty" and keep delivering. For example this is from their latest newsletter :

QuoteComing soon...

Ames Sanglantes - Chindia Tower Impalements - 3xcd

K2 - The Rust - 2xLP

Linekraft - LP - TBA

Smell & Quim - TBA

Incapacitants - TBA

and tons more noise for this failing world...
"ἀθάνατοι θνητοί, θνητοὶ ἀθάνατοι, ζῶντες τὸν ἐκείνων θάνατον, τὸν δὲ ἐκείνων βίον τεθνεῶτες"

NaturalOrthodoxy

Quote from: Theodore on April 19, 2018, 02:52:43 PM

Noone can really complain about Hospital. Yes they release variety of material but they haven't abandoned noise. They do their "duty" and keep delivering. For example this is from their latest newsletter :



Absolutely. Not to mention new Strom.ec, recent Grey Wolves/Con-Dom/Anenzephalia/Merzbow reissues, Skin Crime, Geography of Hell....

FreakAnimalFinland

Been listening to a lot of "what is this..." type of finds from my own shelves, hah. It's the brutal reality of noise-hoarder who grew up with little or no money, drooling over Artware, Tesco, RRR, Anomalous etc catalogues. And when some of these big distros collapsed at some point, and places like Artware or Cold Spring sold their inventory dirt cheap, I ended up buying literally thousands of items. Now I feel should have bought more, since still feels like "missing so much", hah.. But then again, looking at boxes of hundreds of tapes and CD's never listened before (- that I can remember of at least) sometimes it makes one question whether it makes sense to buy more at all?!

MYSTIC MOOG ORCHESTRA CD

Odd noise CD from mid 90's. Couple guys blasting rather mediocre noise of moog lazer noises. It is basically obscurity of label and '94 CD release, that makes it fairly interesting title.

DISLOCATION "Out of memory" CDR
This is the reason why I do not like CDR. Fucking digital glitch noise starting to corrupt otherwise fine jap impro free noise sessions. 1996-1998 recordings edited to CDR nearly 20 years ago, now most of the disc unlistenable glitch.... pfff...

TIDAL "Golem and man" CDR
This works fine. And it is really pleasant droning minimal ambient done back in 2001-2002. Manifold release, in cloth sealed with wax seal and cdr between folded insert. I would probably include in my shelves unless it was CDR. Now, already heavily worn out in cardboard sleeve, it'll end up as freebie to some customer...

EVIL MOISTURE / HANATARASH "Fatanarchy on airtube" CD
This release looked so stupid, I filed it on shelves probably decade ago ...or when it came out? Now, first time opened from shrinkwrap and I can appreciate the hand made rawness of some stuff, but overall, the humor noise of this type doesn't resonate with my brain that much anymore.

NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS "Duty Experiment" CD
This, being total opposite. I don't remember when there was situation where lots of N.E. CD's were possible to grab for dirt cheap price. But I did. And have gone through them little by little. Some decent ambient type of stuff. Some utterly annoying techno one could not even listen through entirely. But things like this CD, makes it all worth searching. Early demo stuff, experiments, raw and fierce industrial-noise from 1980-1984. All brilliant, zero shitty tracks. As wholeness, maybe even better than VOD box set of early days.

V/A VIVA NEGATIVA - A tribute to blockaders vol II - Europe 2xCD
This is material from those VOD tribute boxes. Like all TNB remix/collab projects has been for many many years, it's hit & miss. In some ways, it is utterly useless material from certain names, but then again, Runzelstirn & Gurgelstock track alone makes it worth to get this double CD! If couple tracks would have been rejected - or lets say, one CD instead of two, it could have been brilliant. And way better than many other TNB collaboration releases out there.

... still from pile grabbed from home was Freedom of Vacuum label's BELT CD... whatever this was. Still in shrinkwrap and Artware's 32 Deutsch Mark price tag on it, haha.. Pretty much every day been diggin up pile of CD's and always some nice surprises hidden among releases that has been sitting on shelves for good reason.
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ricjaff

Quote from: totalblack on April 19, 2018, 01:48:49 PM
And although I do think NATO Uniformen is great - I think that "Of Man, Of Genious" \ "Fall Where They Would" \ "Turned Back" tapes are more 'solid' due to their shorter lengths, and the "Psychology Of Love" LP was where I personally started and got hooked.

no one ever seems to mention "machine gun nest", but i think it's good as well.

SiClark

Quote from: ricjaff on April 19, 2018, 08:23:10 PM
Quote from: totalblack on April 19, 2018, 01:48:49 PM
And although I do think NATO Uniformen is great - I think that "Of Man, Of Genious" \ "Fall Where They Would" \ "Turned Back" tapes are more 'solid' due to their shorter lengths, and the "Psychology Of Love" LP was where I personally started and got hooked.

no one ever seems to mention "machine gun nest", but i think it's good as well.
Machine Gun Nest Volume 0 compilation has three of the tapes already mentioned. It's a damn fine compilation though, 'Gold' and 'Virgins' are perfect tracks to open and close it.

totalblack

Quote from: Si Clark on April 19, 2018, 08:50:56 PM
Quote from: ricjaff on April 19, 2018, 08:23:10 PM
Quote from: totalblack on April 19, 2018, 01:48:49 PM
And although I do think NATO Uniformen is great - I think that "Of Man, Of Genious" \ "Fall Where They Would" \ "Turned Back" tapes are more 'solid' due to their shorter lengths, and the "Psychology Of Love" LP was where I personally started and got hooked.

no one ever seems to mention "machine gun nest", but i think it's good as well.
Machine Gun Nest Volume 0 compilation has three of the tapes already mentioned. It's a damn fine compilation though, 'Gold' and 'Virgins' are perfect tracks to open and close it.

Also, "Around The Dragon's Broken Neck Hangs The Medal Of Saint Lazarus" which has 'Gold' and 'Virgins' on it is a fantastic compilation, the Lussuria track "Fox with the Eyes and Ears Burned Out" is a perfect tribute\worship\execution of early Drift material, which I suppose is fitting as the comp is said to be Dedicated to Slaughter Productions

Andrew McIntosh

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on April 19, 2018, 05:24:06 PMBut then again, looking at boxes of hundreds of tapes and CD's never listened before (- that I can remember of at least) sometimes it makes one question whether it makes sense to buy more at all?!

Do you ever feel you're going to go to your grave without having listened to everything you own?
Shikata ga nai.

re:evolution

Quote from: FallOfNature on April 19, 2018, 11:13:05 AM
Lussuria  / Alberich ‎– Borgia LP
Unfamiliar with both artists until now, and I'm impressed. I'm not a follower of Hospital Productions related projects usually and I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't this. Atmosphere heavy, drones, too engaging to be mere background noise ambient/drone. Some heavier, more intense moments. Well worth the $20 I threw at it.


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Euro Trash Bazooka

Basically, everyone should just listen to Alberich.

I haven't checked Lussuria yet. I don't like the name, which is enough to detract me from listening to it and to check out something else instead.

Last things I listened to:

BACILLUS - Re-Emergence: The first of his return recordings. I like the straight-to-the-point approach of the project and the use of varied techniques and sound sources, shorter tracks are perfect, no self-indulgence, great.

KATHARSIS - Fourth Reich: Can't believe this EP is 9 years old already. I secretely hope the band has been busy working on some stuff without telling anyone and that NoEvDia will drop some black metal bomb someday to everyone' surprise. It feels more focussed than its predecessors, yet as frenetic and demanding, as suffocating. I sometimes wish the band had a less dense sound so we could breathe a bit but it would most certainly be detrimental to their supreme status. Killer riffs exalting Darkthrone and certain Swiss bands they both have as common influence all along, vicious vocals, furious drums, amazing instrumental interlude, total black metal supremacy.
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FreakAnimalFinland

Quote from: Andrew McIntosh on April 20, 2018, 03:21:29 AM
Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on April 19, 2018, 05:24:06 PMBut then again, looking at boxes of hundreds of tapes and CD's never listened before (- that I can remember of at least) sometimes it makes one question whether it makes sense to buy more at all?!

Do you ever feel you're going to go to your grave without having listened to everything you own?

It is possible, but there's many things in life what was planned, but not completed, hah..
Today been listening lots of new ALTAR OF PERVERSION album. 2 hour album of monolithic BM is not easy to swallow. Somehow different than listening 2 hours of noise. When you expect some catchiness in tracks, but there is barely none. Most of old school riffing present at debut album (2001...) is absent. After 3 listenings so far, it feels each time betters. Just 2 hour metal album isn't one of those things what is bound to be on heavy rotation. GOAT SEMEN demo reissue LP, one of the best modern age (2003) bestial attacks. Totally savage and wild.

Archive digging has resulted:
LIEUTENANT CARAMEL "Et sonner les coucous" mCD
Good experimental/electronics works, what would most likely fit well into those Metamkine 3"s. This is Sounds For Consciousness Rape label early CD's. Find myself repeating, but think of era before computer editing, how more adventurous material sounded. LIEUTENANT CARAMEL brands himself as hunter of sounds, and that does come through from his work. Variety and interesting sounds here makes me want to check out his Monochrome Vision label's 2xCD of 80's works...

V/A Adventures of Modern Electronics CD
Pinch A Loaf Productions (pre-Groundfault) label compilation from 1997. What a disgrace this has been sitting decades sealed in shelves, hah... If not all killer, at least good stuff from everybody. Aube maybe not at his best, but Pain Jerk totally rips everything to shreds, Smell & Quim in their murky industrial noise loops. Kazumoto Endo has stutterloops and fast harshness in his usual style, but less silent spaces, less cuts, more all-out assault.  Haters surprisingly laid back - yet good. Spastic Colon neat electronic drones and oscillations. And those not mentioned, nice stuff as well.
You can still grab these cheap from discogs. Very much recommended.
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