PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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

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Wounded Son - Long Live The Crack House!

Neat little 2 track cassette that came with the special edition of the LP "Pain Is All I Have For You", listened separately since I'm more than familiar with the full length. Dark, spaced out ambient industrial courtesy of James Light. Hoping we get a new album under this moniker soon.

k.p.g

Poacher - Range Rover on Fire (Adjacent)
Extremely blown out and rumbling harsh noise from this otherwise reclusive LA by-way-of MA star.  I really like the sound palette here, as well as the artist in general, but wish that this one had a little more movement to it.  It's mostly rumble and crumble, with the best moments coming when the low end draws back a bit.

H.Ö.H – Epäjohdonmukainen (Freak Animal Records)
Drifted off to sleep with this one playing last night, which maybe was not the best choice.  It was much harsher than expected!  Seems like a very haphazard cut-up affair, just clipping the best moments from a source tape to snipe onto the mix, rather than a meticulously crafted piece.  Still contains the high level of quality that I expect from the artist though.

Black Leather Jesus - Torture Machinist (Chaotic Noise Productions)
Ah, holy shit!  No wonder this one's considered a classic; so fucking great!  I swear any 90s Ramirez project I hear nowadays more often than not leaves me in awe.  For me, the highlights here would have to come from all the chaotic vocal work and turntablism that covers a majority of Side B.  It's harsh, but also so fucking weird in the best way possible.

Grunt - Installation of Blood & Steel (Industrial Recollections, reissue)
Following the trend of harsh into probably the harshest territory I will go into today.  This one is just pure hellfire for 30 minutes nonstop.  The flame won't stop burning until the disc ends... excellent.
Dead Door Unit
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Vrenndel

Quote from: Nadir on October 10, 2026, 03:24:53 PMhttps://darkentries.be/recensies/anenzephalia-lurking-in-the-shadows-of-the-broadcast-empire

My rather lengthy review of Anenzephalia's new album in the Belgian Dark Entries magazine. In Dutch language, however can be translated semi adequately by online tools if interested.

Lovely reading indeed. I would like to read more from you.
Maltraitance Animale - Honte