PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on August 02, 2013, 11:26:56 AM
So what is the best of Gildens works? My votes go for this or "Texas Chainsaw Dopefiend" !

still dying for the possibility of gilden reissues. i would make those happen in a second.

depress/regress vol. 2 is up there for sure -- a good solid 45 minute block of crunchy noise. also the 'noise attacks the suburbs' private tape, which is 30 non-stop minutes of high energy, dynamic rollercoaster noise with no filler whatsoever. for the lingula i've heard, 'radio freak's ultimate weapon' is the highlight; fluid live dynamics. haven't heard the splits with lasse marhaug or francois douris unfortunately, or sawgasm ...

STREETMEAT

Quote from: terminus01 on August 04, 2013, 08:44:58 PM
Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on August 02, 2013, 11:26:56 AM
So what is the best of Gildens works? My votes go for this or "Texas Chainsaw Dopefiend" !

still dying for the possibility of gilden reissues. i would make those happen in a second.

depress/regress vol. 2 is up there for sure -- a good solid 45 minute block of crunchy noise. also the 'noise attacks the suburbs' private tape, which is 30 non-stop minutes of high energy, dynamic rollercoaster noise with no filler whatsoever. for the lingula i've heard, 'radio freak's ultimate weapon' is the highlight; fluid live dynamics. haven't heard the splits with lasse marhaug or francois douris unfortunately, or sawgasm ...

someone needs to do bootlegs..

eyestrain

Sewer Election Att Rita En Massaker (Dokumentarisk Agenda): I haven't followed much of SE's activity aside from the three fantastic collaborations with Treriksröset. This is my first foray into Dan Johansson's more recent (and supposedly different) work. There is that certain harsh noise element hiding beneath the skin, but all in all this is something entirely unique for me. It's electro-acoustic without touching that shtick more than 15%. It reminds me of, how ironically since they toured together, some of Elisha Morningstar, Blodvite or Altar Of Flies' recent material. Wonderful!

Sewer Election & Frederikke Hoffmeier Den Blege Grå Tone (Second Sleep): This makes use of the manipulation of voice recording far, far more successfully than say, the Novo Progresso tape I mentioned above. LP starts harsh and develops into something much more interesting.

Sewer Election Vittra Sönder (Throne Heap): Like a meshing of the two above. Not sure where these all stand as far as a timeline is concerned, but it would seem that this LP led to the creation of the two albums mentioned prior. The least exciting of the bunch, but worthy of countless repeats nonetheless.

Ride For Revenge/Below Split (Bestial Burst): RFR's side is similar to the most amateur take on Dystopia I've ever heard. So fucking boring. 20 minutes of one riff that is worthy as a 15 second intro at best. Below isn't worth mentioning at all. YAWN! I can't see how this is recommended for fans of the Undor split as that was absolutely crucial!

Ride For Revenge/Meti Bhuvah Split (Bestial Burst): THIS is the RFR I love. Totally absurd and pulling out the surprises. Vocoder on track one seeming more in line with a Devo track than with black metal. Track two is a harsh noise burst to tell all the metal puritans to fuck off! Lovely! Meti Bhuvah is sorta like Below. Fuck off!

RyanWreck

Quote from: eyestrain on August 04, 2013, 04:13:49 AM
Developer MZK013 (Mazurka Editions): Again with the start/stop business. The first few minutes of the cassette are a bit tedious, but the chaos abruptly molds into something fantastic. Perhaps it was too early in the morning for me to really absorb the intentions of this tape, but I still found it to be exemplary of Developer's willingness to experiment. Will be coming back in the evening after a bottle of wine is down the hatch. Will probably have different opinions then. Have to mention the inclusion of many "tinny" sounds that were also, somehow, so enveloping. Not sure what these were - metal sheets? (obviously not an uncommon medium, but...) - but I heard a lot of refreshing frequencies on this tape.

Loved this tape. The metal sounds in a few spots were odd, sometimes it sounded like someone unsheathing a sword, probably just the way the samples and tape loops were cut and sped up. Haven't been let down by Developer at all, who is emerging quickly alongside Wince as a top Noise act in the States.

eyestrain

Quote from: RyanWreck on August 05, 2013, 07:25:28 AM
Quote from: eyestrain on August 04, 2013, 04:13:49 AM
Developer MZK013 (Mazurka Editions): Again with the start/stop business. The first few minutes of the cassette are a bit tedious, but the chaos abruptly molds into something fantastic. Perhaps it was too early in the morning for me to really absorb the intentions of this tape, but I still found it to be exemplary of Developer's willingness to experiment. Will be coming back in the evening after a bottle of wine is down the hatch. Will probably have different opinions then. Have to mention the inclusion of many "tinny" sounds that were also, somehow, so enveloping. Not sure what these were - metal sheets? (obviously not an uncommon medium, but...) - but I heard a lot of refreshing frequencies on this tape.

Loved this tape. The metal sounds in a few spots were odd, sometimes it sounded like someone unsheathing a sword, probably just the way the samples and tape loops were cut and sped up. Haven't been let down by Developer at all, who is emerging quickly alongside Wince as a top Noise act in the States.

Haven't given Wince the time of day yet...unless he was on United States Bestial Forces, but that's a hard thing to know hah. Time to invest a little bit. Thanks!

Dr Alex

Climax Denial ‎– One In The Chamber tape
Climax Denial ‎– All Of My Loves Are Like Dreams cd

This project is amazing! His sound, vocal and aesthetics are exactly what I like in noise/pe.
Remind me little bit of Taint and some Atrax Morgue but still original.

RyanWreck

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Quote from: eyestrain on August 05, 2013, 11:11:30 AM
Haven't given Wince the time of day yet...unless he was on United States Bestial Forces, but that's a hard thing to know hah. Time to invest a little bit. Thanks!

Yes! Yes, you should definitely invest in some Wince. His label, White Centipede Noise, had unlimited releases so you can probably still snatch up "Vasovagal Syncope", the split with Grain Belt (he's in that unit as well, and you should look into them while you're at it; HN heavily focused on junk/metal abuse) and his S/T tape. He did stop doing unlimited releases awhile back, though, but I wouldn't doubt if he still had some. I did an interview with him a few years back at my blog if you're interested:
http://purestench.blogspot.com/2011/03/interview-white-centipede-noise.html

I also did one, more recently than the WCN interview, with Skeleton Dust/Developer:
http://purestench.blogspot.com/2012/05/label-interview-skeleton-dust.html

Another good Harsh Noise project I've been really into is Nematomorpha. Add them to your list of HN to check out.

eyestrain

Quote from: RyanWreck on August 05, 2013, 06:45:21 PM
Quote from: eyestrain on August 05, 2013, 11:11:30 AM
Haven't given Wince the time of day yet...unless he was on United States Bestial Forces, but that's a hard thing to know hah. Time to invest a little bit. Thanks!

Yes! Yes, you should definitely invest in some Wince. His label, White Centipede Noise, had unlimited releases so you can probably still snatch up "Vasovagal Syncope", the split with Grain Belt (he's in that unit as well, and you should look into them while you're at it; HN heavily focused on junk/metal abuse) and his S/T tape. He did stop doing unlimited releases awhile back, though, but I wouldn't doubt if he still had some. I did an interview with him a few years back at my blog if you're interested:
http://purestench.blogspot.com/2011/03/interview-white-centipede-noise.html

I also did one, more recently than the WCN interview, with Skeleton Dust/Developer:
http://purestench.blogspot.com/2012/05/label-interview-skeleton-dust.html

Another good Harsh Noise project I've been really into is Nematomorpha. Add them to your list of HN to check out.

Got a stack of Wince items today - can't wait. Did read the (great) reviews in the past. Nematomorpha in due time once I can focus on all this great HN I'm being exposed to lately. Glad to see it all in discussion so much.

bitewerksMTB

Been in a mood for metal the last few days so listened to:

Teitanblood, Impetuous Ritual, Katharsis

I'm waiting for recent LPs by Martire & Morbosidad to show up from NWN! Prod.

FreakAnimalFinland

PRURIENT "Golden Swastika" tape
2007 gig only release for the Ramleh show in NYC. Naturally ridiculously limited to hand numbered 19 copies. But this time there is actually 30 minutes of noise, and large A4 size folded cover + A5 size booklet and then tape in regular case with full color covers. Style is like tribute to early Ramleh. Utterly primitive feedback manipulations and vocals. Mixing nazi mythology and gay sex in same package. It's not very far from his mid 2000's era recordings really, but just much more nastier sound. I think one could actually play this to someone and say it's Xenophobic Ejaculation and wouldn't be surprise if they believed. Disturbing frequencies, broken and "unfinished" roughness. Another example how some of the nicest Prurient works appear on releases you simply can't find anywhere...

V/A "C-4" 4x tape
Spastik Soniks
Hydra relies on effective crushing loops. One side explosions and humming synth, one side spoken word cuts metal banging loop and noise.
Death Squad offers very minimal high tone electronics and documentary dialogue of middle east bombings. Hamas etc.
Stimbox is heavy as fuck slow paced electronic noise. It's not as assaulting as his best works, but ultra distorted, rumbling heaviness which may be additionally saturated in all-at-max dubbing.
MSBR is among the best MSBR sounds?! Thick, extremely loud and heavy, yet textured noised has plenty of detail. MSBR and Stimbox are pretty much longer piece divided to two sides, while DS and Hydra have two distinctive tracks.
While I've criticized short tape compilations, this is certainly a conceptually justified. Four C-4 (yes, 4 mins) tapes in box. Good stuff. Nice packaging & booklet. Published in 1998, but I guess most stuff dates couple years earlier.
E-mail: fanimal +a+ cfprod,com
MAGAZINE: http://www.special-interests.net
LABEL / DISTRIBUTION: FREAK ANIMAL http://www.nhfastore.net

FreakAnimalFinland

ICHOROUS / BROKEN DIODE split tape
Cipher
What?! Already 2007?! I'm not entirely sure whether the pile where tape was located was the ones that need to be listened for the first time or the pile where good new arrivals that need to be listened more. This "new arrival" nevertheless is about 5 years old. Meanwhile Broken Diode changed name to Human Larvae and Ichorous have appeared to slow his pace of new releases.
Ichorous is very nice. Heavy pedal noise, most certainly has to be highly influenced by mid 2000's USA harsh noise (a'la LHD, Cherry Point, etc) but also hints of power of Japanese noise. Only minor thing is my own wish to hear a bit more of original source sound than just the pedal rumble. Some vocals are here and there, yet mostly appears like shakebox harsh noise. Good stuff nevertheless!
Broken Diode wasn't too good name for project, but his noise was top notch already then! Starts with distorted harmonic noise tones and samples, could be quite close to Grey Wolves on War Against Society, but soon layers of hectic and well done noise starts to arrive and eventually crush everything else under it. High energy works that certainly stands out in Germany where harsh noise doesn't appear to be made too often?
Layout done by Ichorous is very dull. Abstract computer mess and lame typography and design... Unfortunately!

MANIA "Isolation is lonely murder" tape
Bitewerks
Another 2007 release that at the time felt weird that Dilloway would contribute into this kind of vile noise release?! Two side long pieces of bass-heavy crunchy noises in well known Mania style. It operates somewhere between death industrial kind of gloomy bassy slow paced suffocation, yet has the crunchy and free flowing edge of harsh noise and feedback & vocal elements of power electronics. Despite elements are quite similar in most of Mania recordings, I believe this is project that has improved since beginning. After recent masterworks he has presented, this tape ain't standing out. It's good, but hardly as good as latest works!

E-mail: fanimal +a+ cfprod,com
MAGAZINE: http://www.special-interests.net
LABEL / DISTRIBUTION: FREAK ANIMAL http://www.nhfastore.net

andy vomit

LIGATURE IMPRESSION - demonstration
ANEMONE TUBE - the transfiguration of the image
COIL - love's secret domain
COIL - stolen and contaminated songs
thevomitarsonist.wordpress.com
danversstaterecordings.blogspot.com

FreakAnimalFinland

Huh!!
NYODENE D "atop masada" tape
Most definitely among best new tape releases in industrial / pe category! I guess I just recently mentioned how project is improving and how especially tape format seems to contribute to this. First track is very dark and sinister sounding with nearly sung vocals over gloomy slow motion PE/noise track. B-side with great tonality of some sorts of horns or pipes etc.  I guess I would have to move the recent CD releases closer to CD player to check out what he now does in CD format.

E-mail: fanimal +a+ cfprod,com
MAGAZINE: http://www.special-interests.net
LABEL / DISTRIBUTION: FREAK ANIMAL http://www.nhfastore.net

bitewerksMTB

The way Dilloway came to contribute was he told me he had a synth that had white, pink, & brown noise so when I asked "what the hell is brown noise?", he sent me a cd-r so I used it.

I rather like "I.I.L.M." quite a bit. It'd probably be a good one to reissue one of these years on cd.

Dr Alex

Death In June ‎– The Guilty Have No Pride cd+dvd
Death In June ‎– Burial cd
Death In June ‎– "Nada!" cd
Death In June ‎– The World That Summer cd
Death In June ‎– The Wall Of Sacrifice cd
Death In June ‎– But, What Ends When The Symbols Shatter? cd
Death In June ‎– Rose Clouds Of Holocaust cd
Death In June ‎– Operation Hummingbird lp
Death In June ‎– The Rule Of Thirds cd
Death In June ‎– Peaceful Snow / The Maverick Chamber 7"
Death In June & Boyd Rice ‎– Alarm Agents cd

Death In June day!!