PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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Scat-O-Logy

Quote from: urall on April 27, 2014, 09:17:06 PM
Btw,@Scat-O-Logy there's also a new Blodvite tape out on Throne Heap which is still available from the label. (just in case you didn't know already)
I actually ordered it couple of days ago but thanks anyway man!

deathcamp

CONTROL "Deadly Sins" CD (Malignant, 2010)
GO "Remember" DLP (Tesco, 1997)

mdtdeath

Jaakko Vanhala - Here Be Lions (CD, Freak Animal, 2013)
MSBR - The Final Harsh Work #22 (CDr, Spatter, 1999)
K2 / Positive Adjustments - Sprouts And Memories (CDr, Murderabilia Records, 2012)

Baglady

SMALL CRUEL PARTY - An Accident In Substance 3CD (Harbinger)
Lying in bed, exhausted from studying, listening through all 3 CDs. Just brilliant. The sound in some of the later stuff is so crisp and vibrant it feels like being "there" so to speak. Need some Colley/Crawl Unit, Hands To etc. too... Suggestions?

BLODVITE  - s/t C18 (Preafekt Kassetter)
Got this for free with my latest order from Järtecknet. Nice treat! As for the recording, it starts out very harsh for being Blodvite. Piercing frequencies, but moving into more usual Ottosson territory along the way. Still different from the other four Blodvite releases in my shelf. The recording, while not being anything groundbreaking or by noise standards weird at all, puzzles me for some reason. Good one.

SHUB NIGGURATH - Horror Creatures LP (American Line)
Bought it for the a-side, the demo Horror Creatures. Never got into the later stuff, but this demo is just perfect. Has that Morbid Angel pre-Altars feel to it.

Scat-O-Logy

Quote from: Baglady on April 28, 2014, 11:05:43 AMBLODVITE  - s/t C18 (Preafekt Kassetter)
Got this for free with my latest order from Järtecknet. Nice treat!
Is this some new tape or cat# Dokument 1?

Baglady

Quote from: Scat-O-Logy on April 28, 2014, 03:04:22 PM
Quote from: Baglady on April 28, 2014, 11:05:43 AMBLODVITE  - s/t C18 (Preafekt Kassetter)
Got this for free with my latest order from Järtecknet. Nice treat!
Is this some new tape or cat# Dokument 1?

It's cat# Dokument 1, yeah.

Scat-O-Logy

Quote from: Baglady on April 28, 2014, 03:06:33 PM
Quote from: Scat-O-Logy on April 28, 2014, 03:04:22 PM
Quote from: Baglady on April 28, 2014, 11:05:43 AMBLODVITE  - s/t C18 (Preafekt Kassetter)
Got this for free with my latest order from Järtecknet. Nice treat!
Is this some new tape or cat# Dokument 1?

It's cat# Dokument 1, yeah.
Ogay, thanks for the reply.

eyestrain

Quote from: Baglady on April 28, 2014, 11:05:43 AM
Need some Colley/Crawl Unit, Hands To etc.

Joe Colley
Anthem
Lonely Microphone

Crawl Unit
Stop Listening
Everyone Gets What They Deserve
The Future In Reverse

Hands To (first two are older-harsh, latter two are more Jerman-esque - almost, if not, pure field recordings)
Recesh
Oldage
Artiment
Nazha

Baglady

Quote from: eyestrain on April 28, 2014, 05:40:58 PM
Quote from: Baglady on April 28, 2014, 11:05:43 AM
Need some Colley/Crawl Unit, Hands To etc.

Joe Colley
Anthem
Lonely Microphone

Crawl Unit
Stop Listening
Everyone Gets What They Deserve
The Future In Reverse

Hands To (first two are older-harsh, latter two are more Jerman-esque - almost, if not, pure field recordings)
Recesh
Oldage
Artiment
Nazha
Thanks for the guidance! I'll look into it!

FreakAnimalFinland

Quote from: SILVUM on April 28, 2014, 10:25:03 AM
Graveland ‎"Celtic Winter" Warheart ‎
Well, I love this album, but this "remaster" sucks.  This is basically unlistenable, not because the glitches are abrasive and loud, but because the whole time listening, you're waiting for another to happen and they happen pretty constantly.  Anyone else notice this? 

Yeah. Sucky lay-out, bad glitches. The "unreleased versions" hardly qualify as reason to purchase this one. I kind of doubt so many would buy it to listen, so not surprised nobody has mentioned the glitches. I only listened the supposedly unreleased versions and due these facts, wasn't interested in release. Most liner notes aren't too interesting either.

RU-486 "Filth Fantasies" tape
Violent Noise Atrocities 03
older stuff from this project, but not among oldest. Old stuff was bad, this was clear improvement. USA power electronics. Synth noise, feedback, screaming vocals of less-arty blunt lyrics. I think front cover is crappy. Backside has much more hands-on approach to it.

MURDEROUS VISION / NYODENE D "kirkebrennen" tape
Phage tapes
Two americans what I often associate with kind of "cinematic" approach of post-industrial noise/pe kind of things. Murderous Vision could be compared a bit to Ex.Order or such. Processed heavily flanged vocals over gloomy electronic soundscapes. ND more noisier stuff. Not bad, but neither among the best of either artists.

THE RITA "Koskimo House Post" tape
EST
One of the nice old EST label releases. Silkscreened wooden box, designed to be pretty compact and handy. Inside chrome tape and insert and high dose of harsh noise wall. I was more interested in A-side of tape. Either it simply is more wild and restless, but b-side does get into level of pretty basic HNW where.. well, nothing happens. It's actually very nice tape nevertheless, but I think beginning of tape offers more than the end.
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FreakAnimalFinland

JESSICA RYLAN "Flight to the ivory tower" tape
Heavy tapes
goofy improvisations with self build electronics / analogue synths. Lo-fi mix, lots of surface noise, nearly glitchy. At the same time warm analogue approach and uncontrolled spontaneous feel, like someone just trying out what the hell comes out from unknown devices. Best material is at middle of b-side. There is something very weird and odd in Rylan's work, but I think her pic LP release on RRR is so good compared to anything else, that I suspect I don't need that much of other things beyond that...

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FreakAnimalFinland

GOVERNMENT ALPHA "Butterly Effect" 2xtape
Dada Drumming
Govt Alpha has been hit & mist for many years. This double tape release from 2000 shows that it has been situation already almost 15 years ago. Live harsh noise blast in Xerxes studio is occasionally very very loud and tasty high energy blast. Then again, sound is lost into lazy drum machine beats or wanky software synth improvisations. Always distorted, but in those moments it feels really lazy. This could have been compressed into good 30 min tape. Now 2xC-47 is hit & miss.

ALFARMANIA "Disputation Betwyx The Body And Wormes" tape
Autarkeia
25 copies available separably out of 55 copies made in total. One sider, listened this therefore twice in row. Very lo-fi, very rotten sound. Some unpleasant distortion of high frequencies appear like levels hit over in bad way. It's decent listening, but not among my favorite Alfarmania stuff.


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Jaakko V.

Puce Mary - The Great Panic

Jaw droppingly good. Best stuff I've heard from her this far. Like a mixture of some really good electroacoustics and industrial. Intense material, with not a single loose moment on the record. Quite strange and surprising sounds, and technically very impressive. But of course it is the tracks themselves that make it great.  She has managed to find this rather idiosyncratic sound of her own. Next level stuff...

Ashmonger

Puce Mary - The Great Panic (Freak Animal, tape): Listened twice in a row, which I normally never do, but let's be honest: it was mostly out of lazyness and not directly having an idea of what to listen next. However, listening this while reading stuff on the internet made it a bit difficult. The tape sounds more varied than the last one FA released, but after these first listens I feel like I liked the former more. So, I'll have to listen again and give it more attention, the attention it probably deserves.

Kinbakushi - Rope Master (Institute of Paraphilia Studies, tape): Wasn't too certain what to expect from noise with (rock)instruments. Didn't expect it to sound like noisecore, but overall to me it just sounded like well noise, but without being very harsh or intense. I don't always need noise to be intense or harsh, but this sounded rather boring to me. Not my cup of tea. Really nice pictures on the cover though.

P-K

the 4 Kurzwellen lp's (http://www.discogs.com/label/381888-Kurzwellen-2)

very dark 80ies industrial worship, analog synth & drummachines, distant vocals, one-take vibe, packaged in HUGE poster sleeves...not thàt original but just very good if you are into early Galakt H and Leichenschrei-era SPK.