PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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dodsxuegen

Quote from: Stipsi on April 09, 2025, 08:31:02 PMCommando 15
Salattu suomi.
Carefully crafted ears destruction.


Listening to it too right now.
Pleasure to the ears, might be one of the best albums this year as was "Inner Insurgency Manual" last year.

Cranial Blast

#9226
Quote from: dodsxuegen on April 10, 2025, 12:26:56 AM
Quote from: Stipsi on April 09, 2025, 08:31:02 PMCommando 15
Salattu suomi.
Carefully crafted ears destruction.


Listening to it too right now.
Pleasure to the ears, might be one of the best albums this year as was "Inner Insurgency Manual" last year.


I'm really excited to hear the new Commando 15 CD too. I recently picked up the tape Bothnia Metaphysica and I quite enjoyed that tape a lot! There are loads of great/crazy ear piercing uses of feedback throughout the entire tape and feedback used on this perticular tape seems very calculated, premeditated and precise. Commando 15 definitely delivers for those whom really enjoy feedback especially. Definitely a really awesome project that more should look into, especially to those like myself and again who really enjoy the use of feedback in their noise.

InspiratoryStridor.

Bothnia Metaphysica is a brilliant tape. I also found it extremely well crafted.  Nearly every sound feels like it was deliberately conjured. I listened to it in my car which was a mistake as the small space makes such feedback heavy noise quite disorientating. I had to turn it off because I began to feel sick, which has never happened to me before, not even in a live noise setting. Back at home in the noise listening living room the tape was less challenging, and very rewarding.

Cranial Blast

Quote from: InspiratoryStridor. on April 10, 2025, 03:59:27 PMBothnia Metaphysica is a brilliant tape. I also found it extremely well crafted.  Nearly every sound feels like it was deliberately conjured. I listened to it in my car which was a mistake as the small space makes such feedback heavy noise quite disorientating. I had to turn it off because I began to feel sick, which has never happened to me before, not even in a live noise setting. Back at home in the noise listening living room the tape was less challenging, and very rewarding.

Agree with you 100% in regards to the material being deliberately Conjured. I enjoyed the tape a lot! Commando 15 has grown to be a very interesting project for me and I'm pleased to see others think so too!

dodsxuegen

Bizarre Uproar - "Amputated Limbs - Live Activities 2015-16"
Short and sweet live compilation with some of greatest hits of Bizarre Uproar.

Balor/SS1535

Quote from: dodsxuegen on April 11, 2025, 07:43:43 PMBizarre Uproar - "Amputated Limbs - Live Activities 2015-16"
Short and sweet live compilation with some of greatest hits of Bizarre Uproar.

This is my favorite Bizarre Uproar.  Perfect mastering on the whole thing.

SSRI

V/A: Americanoise 2CD (Audio Dissection)
My go to thing for turn off the brain, turn up the noise situations. Genre and era-defining opus. Would be interesting to hear what the non-MSNP projects' tracks sounded like before Roemer's mastering.

FreakAnimalFinland

I think couple things, like Death Squad track, is taken from his own release, and brutally crushed into red-zone. I suspect also Crank Sturgeon, Namanax, Knurl etc may be Joe taking their album track and editing it to short heavy crunch version. At least track names sort of indicate that.
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Karl Bashitsen


k.p.g

Kjostad - Glacial Lake (New Forces, reissue)

I have been sick for the last several days, so any listening that I may have done in that time period essentially went in one ear and out the other.  This disc is the first one to have my full attention, and it is a great one.  I forgot how much synth/low end rumble is present in the work of Kjostad.  I am always like "yes, of course - birds chirping and harsh noise."  Those sounds still are present here, but much more emphasis on the subtle moments of the project are given the spotlight here.  I think that while Dirge stands as my favorite tape by the project, this might be my favorite "proper album" from it.  Anyways, back to birds chirping.
Dead Door Unit
French Market Press
etc.

FreakAnimalFinland

This is my favorite of Kjostad and always find myself comparing anything else from him to this one. 
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Fistfuck Masonanie

#9236
Priest In Shit - Virgin Martyr CD (Oxen)

Just in time for Easter! Starts with a local news sound bite about a catholic priest's sexual abuse history with young boys. Boston seems to hold a very special place in the religious sexual abuse pantheon...

The CD then kicks immediately into a ripping, rough, and cagey metal abuse feedback squall of the highest order for 45 minutes. Each track features a contribution from a different artist joining the core of Richard and Sean. They do actually feel different enough where I think it's apparent that there are different contributors while still maintaining a very focused sound throughout the album. One of my favorites of the year so far.

Cranial Blast

Quote from: Fistfuck Masonanie on April 19, 2025, 02:13:16 AMPriest In Shit - Virgin Martyr CD (Oxen)

Just in time for Easter! Starts with a local news sound bite about a catholic priest's sexual abuse history with young boys. Boston seems to hold a very special place in the religious sexual abuse pantheon...

The CD then kicks immediately into ripping, rough, and cagey metal abuse feedback squall of the highest order for 45 minutes. Each track features a contribution from a different artist joining the core of Richard and Sean. They do actually feel different enough where I think it's apparent that there are different contributors while still maintaining a very focused sound throughout the album. One of my favorites of the year so far.

Sounds interesting! I'm going to have to check this one out. I didn't even know there was a new Priest In Shit CD out now. Thanks for making this fact known!

FreakAnimalFinland

Playlist has been dominated by INADE!

"Aldebaran" CD
Couple of times straight away. One would suppose Inade is one of the greats, but in other hand, it is quite rare occasion to see someone praising it? Or perhaps it just happens somewhere where I do not see? Some of the early works that has stronger industrial vibe to it, are the best for more, but album like this, there isn't anything negative to say about it.
Dark, gloomy, full of somehow "hand made" feel that is less present in later Inade works. That "galactic", occult, perhaps even sinister vibe that is present, is is something I am slightly missing from contemporary scene. Zero need for software dark ambient drone, yet would totally welcome revival of that mythological, eerie vibe of older LOKI, P.A.S....

Nowadays its easy to gather info of someones discography. I suppose a lot of people remember how before discogs, that is like about 20 years ago, when in noise/industrial forums you would have people listing artists releases with attempt to gather information what someone had made. Now it seems almost ridiculous to think one would not know "con-dom discography", or who was artist behind "Ethnic Acid" or something like that. Now when we are sort of entitled to know all information, it is almost surprising when check out discogs to make sure do you have all relevant releases of particular band... in this case INADE, and it makes me a little bit suspicious can I really own just about all Inade stuff? Burning Flesh CD , absolute masterpiece of early 90's ritual-industrial sounds, and in fast leaps Inade proceeds into far more technologically advance sound.
The Crackling Of The Anonymous CD, Excellent tracks on cracking.... as well! I do not own the very first Inade / Dagda Mor tape, but when checking out discogs, I am kind of amazed... is this all? Do I have pretty much it all already? Probably have to check out the latest live CD that has also Finnish live gig material... Or perhaps the 10" or Tesco Disco set!
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BatteredStatesofEuphoria

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on April 20, 2025, 11:31:48 AMPlaylist has been dominated by INADE!

"Aldebaran" CD
Couple of times straight away. One would suppose Inade is one of the greats, but in other hand, it is quite rare occasion to see someone praising it? Or perhaps it just happens somewhere where I do not see? Some of the early works that has stronger industrial vibe to it, are the best for more, but album like this, there isn't anything negative to say about it.
Dark, gloomy, full of somehow "hand made" feel that is less present in later Inade works. That "galactic", occult, perhaps even sinister vibe that is present, is is something I am slightly missing from contemporary scene. Zero need for software dark ambient drone, yet would totally welcome revival of that mythological, eerie vibe of older LOKI, P.A.S....

Maybe its at a point where Inade is just taken for granted as being great? They've always been one of the top practictioners of that kind of sound to me, along with Yen Pox, Raison, and Lustmord (obligatory). Agreed that you rarely find anyone who really nails that sinister, Lovecraftian vibe of cosmic horror in dark ambient anymore (although it seems like just about everyone claims that's what they sound like). Phelios (not surprising he's on Loki nowadays) and New Risen Throne would be two projects I'd put forward as still carrying on that tradition.