PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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

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FreakAnimalFinland

When these came out, I was kind of surprised that "ultimate collection" would consist most of all quite big run releases. Vol 1 with Masonna Vs. Bananamara LP and Hyper Chaotic CD... and the latter I had still for sale not so many years ago. And the 2nd would be Shinsen Na Clitoris CD and perhaps only ultra rare would be including self released Tripsy Sunshine CDr...
But then again... I guess one loses the perspective of "rarity".. suddenly Even Shinse Na Clitoris appears to be in discogs 60 euro price tag despite being 500 copies CD...

Latest I listened again was Masonna ‎– Noskl In Ana. One of my favorites, and it is still strong. Some of Masonna didn't hold time that well.
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FreakAnimalFinland

Claude Anthonioz / Jean Humenry ‎"Bruits D'Horreur Et D'Épouvante" LP
Auvidis
So, I was in copenhagen couple weeks ago for live gig and visited record shop. I asked owner if their section of classical/experimental vinyls include any Danish contemporary classical worth checking out. He browses a bit, and pulls out this LP. Not Danish and not classical. Says you could be into it, and gives a spin for track called TORTURE A L'ELECTRICITE. Including nothing but sound of electricity and man yelling. 10 seconds later I said "I'll take this".
It's 1982 French release, 21 short cuts varying from this kind of horror/torture scene audio representations, to field recordings of thunderstorm to something one could easily filed under "industrial noise". Auvidis label and its multiple sub-labels appear to put out regular classical titles, Mozart, Bach, etc. but also ethnic, soundtrack music etc. But still, this somehow is one of those "what the fuck?" records. Several tracks are just male moaning or yelling. Not in a "cool" way, but kind of Gerogerigegege way, what makes you wonder what audience bought this from label back then? Well, they did other experimental obviously. Something found online:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFPdtuyfGaA (seems like tape version of album?)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpvjNUAfm7E&feature=relmfu (other labels stuff)

Curious if anyone knows the label and what type of other stuff they may have?
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ImpulsyStetoskopu

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on September 30, 2012, 09:40:35 PM
Curious if anyone knows the label and what type of other stuff they may have?

I have only LP "Métro-Underground". Very interesting field recordings.

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Carlo Gesualdo - Sabbato Sancto.
Dissonant Italian classical from the renaissance. Recommend reading a bit on Gesualdo as well. Interesting character. Self taught composer with a mildly scandalous life.  
Harmoni Mundi CD 1990

Phil Collins - Face Value.
Pop classic, best pitched down.
Virgin LP 1979

John Carpenter - The Fog.
Film score and ghost stories like it should be told.

Street Drinkers - Dead Secrets.
A depressive hang over.
Posh isolation LP 2012

La Planete Sauvage - Soundtrack.
Excellent score for an excellent animation film from '73. Orchestral, psych, slow funk, atmospheric, horror movie vibe alá Komeda's Rosemaries Baby at times.
Production is remarkable.  

Orlando Kimber & John Keliehor - East Meets West.
Came across this library release some years ago by chance. Clear Asian and pacific theme on the record. Percussion, synthesizers and advanced studio techniques.
Bruton Music LP 1984


The
Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on September 30, 2012, 09:40:35 PM
Claude Anthonioz / Jean Humenry ‎"Bruits D'Horreur Et D'Épouvante" LP
was interesting. Will check it out.

ConcreteMascara

Bronze Age - Antiquated Futurism 12" - acid techno. supposed to be played at 45RPM but sounds way better at 33RPM. K party.

SpaceGhostPurrp - Mysterious Phonk: The Chronicles of SpaceGhostPurrp 2xLP - strange, drugged up hip-hop. good shit.

Novo Progresso -Swan Song For A Decaying Culture Cassette - Ashley C's new alias I believe. definitely prefer this tape loop stuff. good to space out / read to

Johan Söderqvist - Let The Right One In LP - the soundtrack is even grimmer than the movie?!
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Levas

Cyclotimia ‎– Music For Stockmarkets - took this is just out of curiosity, but was disappointed. 1-2 minute tracks, supposedly made with computer and there are just blip blop blip blop and then next track dzhkshh blop and so on.

Cyclotimia ‎– Celestis
- I think this band is one of the worst that I've heard lately. This is something that goths would dance a decade ago. Quite cheap and horrible.

Anthesteria - Phobos 1953 - good dark ambient. nothing too innovative perhaps and so on, but it was just nice to listen to it. it's a soundtrack from sort of computer game i think.

Kshatriy ‎– Transforming Galaxy - this is indeed very good album. Ambient + field recordings perhaps or something like that. very nice

Linekraft ‎– Bouryoku Kikai - a nice CD! great sounds and not only metal banging!

Hypsiphrone ‎– And The Void Shall Pierce Their Eyes - it was some sort of doom/ambient if i remember correctly. nothing to cheer about.

Kristoffer Nyströms Orkester ‎– Overlook Hotel - meh. sort of industrial, but nothing too interesting.

Skin Area ‎– Rothko Field - very good! varied and interesting. I think one of the best from Skin Area

Funerary Call - Nightside Emanations- also the record that surprised me. Very good.

Death Jenk ‎– Death Jenk - awesome harsh noise! The harshest from USA combined. Gnawed, Wince, Custodian, Baculum, Willful.. Perfect!

RyanWreck

Right now "Sonno Ferrum". I wish I still had the tracklisting I came up with (with help from the guy who put this out, of course).

You know what would be fucking awesome? A "Sonno Ferrum Part 2". Brilliant! Get to working on it guys...

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Quote from: theotherjohn on October 01, 2012, 07:52:44 PM
DEATH GRIPS NO LOVE DEEP WEB
Second major label album by the group just got leaked before the label even heard it - naturally Pitchfork and a million other music news sites have all simultaneously shit their pants. Mine are a bit runny too. Just started listening to it now so will report later. Nice cover art though.

Death Grips published their new record No Love Deep Web on their own site, free to dwnlwd for whom ever interested. Personally I find their fundament in Hip hop with noise references quite interesting and good. Dwnlwded the album today, but haven't had a chance to listen to it yet though.



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Levas

Astro and Winters In Osaka ‎– Reverberating Forest - A nice cd. though since it's almost 40 minutes, it doesn't keep my attention to the end.

Gnawed ‎– Terminal Epoch - I can't say what I was expecting from this cd, but it came as rather disappointing. Gnawed has released some interesting material, but perhaps it was too early for full length.

Cherry Point, The ‎– Misery Guts - very pleasant CD. I don't know what is the reason and why it was reissued on CD, but good stuff.

Now listening to Incapacitants - Eat! Meat!! Manifesto!!! I was quite disappointed in several of their new records. This one seems slightly better.

Eloy

Quote from: Si Clark on September 30, 2012, 04:49:19 PM
Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on September 30, 2012, 04:28:48 PM
CHAINS OF DEATH COMMAND "Human Waste Music" 7"
F&V / Untergeschoss
CONCRETE MASCARA "relic of vanity" 7"
F&V / Untergeschoss

Can't wait for these.

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ImpulsyStetoskopu

TESENDALO  Suite De Sons (Marginal Talent 1992) LP

Probably one of the best record in Peter Schuster's discography. Interesting combination of experimental postindustrial with industrial ambient music. True concept album which is is better known after every next listening... The highest recommendation ...

martialgodmask

Revisiting the Burzum discography, in order. Currently at Belus, and am feeling like a daft cunt for dismissing this as shite the first time I listened. It's actually very good.

Black_Angkar

Quote from: martialgodmask on October 03, 2012, 03:33:40 AM
Revisiting the Burzum discography, in order. Currently at Belus, and am feeling like a daft cunt for dismissing this as shite the first time I listened. It's actually very good.

I never understood why so many just wrote a most decent album off as shit. I figured it was some compulsory "I refuse to like the new stuff"-reaction (not saying this was your case of course). I especially liked the treatment of the Daudi Baldrs-material (another underrated album I think, though for much more obvious reasons).

martialgodmask

Quote from: Black_Angkar on October 03, 2012, 12:10:13 PM
Quote from: martialgodmask on October 03, 2012, 03:33:40 AM
Revisiting the Burzum discography, in order. Currently at Belus, and am feeling like a daft cunt for dismissing this as shite the first time I listened. It's actually very good.

I never understood why so many just wrote a most decent album off as shit. I figured it was some compulsory "I refuse to like the new stuff"-reaction (not saying this was your case of course). I especially liked the treatment of the Daudi Baldrs-material (another underrated album I think, though for much more obvious reasons).

Belus was the last one I heard, it didn't grab me after a couple of listens so it was tossed aside. I think a lot of it is down to context - first exposure to it was driving to work, not really concentrating on it and I guess it just passed me by. However, when listening through chronology, in context of following Daudi then Hlidskjalf and having focused listening, Belus is just as much Burzum as anything before it. It benefited for me having listened in sequence and focus more on the progression from album to album. He has become more progressive but anchor still remains in same place so the ship doesn't drift too far from familiar waters. Sadly, this thought passed me by the first time and subsequently didn't both with Fallen and Umskiptar.

Black_Angkar

Quote from: martialgodmask on October 03, 2012, 01:59:38 PM
Quote from: Black_Angkar on October 03, 2012, 12:10:13 PM
Quote from: martialgodmask on October 03, 2012, 03:33:40 AM
Revisiting the Burzum discography, in order. Currently at Belus, and am feeling like a daft cunt for dismissing this as shite the first time I listened. It's actually very good.

I never understood why so many just wrote a most decent album off as shit. I figured it was some compulsory "I refuse to like the new stuff"-reaction (not saying this was your case of course). I especially liked the treatment of the Daudi Baldrs-material (another underrated album I think, though for much more obvious reasons).

Belus was the last one I heard, it didn't grab me after a couple of listens so it was tossed aside. I think a lot of it is down to context - first exposure to it was driving to work, not really concentrating on it and I guess it just passed me by. However, when listening through chronology, in context of following Daudi then Hlidskjalf and having focused listening, Belus is just as much Burzum as anything before it. It benefited for me having listened in sequence and focus more on the progression from album to album. He has become more progressive but anchor still remains in same place so the ship doesn't drift too far from familiar waters. Sadly, this thought passed me by the first time and subsequently didn't both with Fallen and Umskiptar.

I see what you mean. I really enjoyed it the first listenings, but still for some reason I haven't had time/interest in checking out the two following albums. However I also try to stay clear of listening too much to reviews (unless they are detailed and thorough) and opinions on albums like these, considering the massive amounts of preconceived ideas about the artist and his sound.