PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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

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aischrolatreia

RE: Kommando RJF C30: Truly fucked release and that review does nail it, basically nothing left to say there.

Past few weeks:
V/A Hatred is Nothing Without Action- Great comp. Great to hear ice cold stuff like AM NOT followed by such burning noise as UMPIO.This led me to go back to "We Gave Them The Future and they Wanted the Past"- Worth it for the STAB track alone
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Shiver/Sterile Garden- Candle Burning Magic Nice tape with a good variety of sounds.

Ecoute La Merde- Diazépam et autres benzodiazépines Brain surgery on xanax in tape form. Great. Diazepam is a label to support.

Baymon- Forrutnelsen Obscure necro rattling..Blown out feedback dominated recording. guitars, synth, vocal, fuck knows what else played(abused) very loudly in a  drainage tunnel. Cult

Prurient-Rubber Bullets- Golden age of prurient for me

Caverne- Des Tréfonds Du Haut Bois & Chants Des Héros Oubliés Proud French BM in the style of Kristallnacht/etc with some more stomping Oi approach. Extremely well done and needs to be heard by more.

Vapaudenristi- Ei Maata Ilman Kansaa & split w/ Pagan Skull Great Oi!, I had some strange gut feeling about who was involved due to the layout of the LP, and that was confirmed recently with a live video. Would certainly welcome an english translation of the lyrics, the songs are just too good. Anxious to hear the next stuff from this band.

Ashmonger

Pissdeads/Deathwank (7", At War With False Noise Records): Well, noisecore will never be my favourite genre, but I can't help to be intrigued by some of it. And stuff like this split, is nice. When all instruments are audible (and it's not just some muddy mess with screams on top of it) and it does actually sound powerfull and chaotic, that's fine with me.

Race War - The White Race Will Prevail (CD, Micetrap Records): Heard some tracks online (probably after it was mentioned here, not certain) and vocals are really good, while some tracks are very good and others are less interesting. Nice layout as well.

Youngland - Winter Wind (CD, Panzerfaust Records): Honestly, I listened to this on Grooveshark after learning about the shooting and to my surprise, this is actually pretty nice music. Not all tracks are equally great, but I like the variation between the calmer parts and other parts which trash it out pretty good. Funny in a way that it's actually the guy who did the shooting who is singing the track 'Activist or Terrorist'. Talking about being consequent.

Final War - We Speak The Truth (CD, ?): Some nice melodic punk. Don't know too much about this kind of music, but it's nice, with some fun sing-along parts. Somehow I feel I wouldn't be too much interested if it wasn't for the content, but there's something about this whole 'we make fun nice-sounding music about hateful stuff' that makes me like it (well, some of it, most of this stuff still doesn't do it for me), even though I don't exactly agree with a large part of the lyrics.

The Nothing - Tombs of Nothing (tape in oversized case, Obscure Vanity Records): The problem with this kind of stuff is that sometimes, such as the A-side of this tape proves, there's so much deep sounds and not much else going on that even though you turn it up loud, I still don't seem to hear much. Except for what sounds like the tape rolling, so that's not very enjoyable. The B-side however is nice Black Noise. Great layout for this tape.

S.E.X./Unpeace - Noisecore/Major Threat (7", Obscurex?): From S.E.X. I heard the tracks on the Suomi Finland Noisecore compilation which I liked, then I got the Blasphemous Noise CDr (which had a great layout by the way), which was the kind of noisecore I don't like: one mess without recognizable instruments or anything. Good thing his tracks over here are more like the ones on the compilation. Unpeace sounds more chaotic than on the tape, if I'm not mistaken (been a while since I heard the tape). This will certainly get more plays.
With this and the Deathwank/Pissdeads 7" my hunger for noisecore is stilled for a while again, hehe. Looking forward to more Intolitarian material though, especially the split with Nihilist Commando.

Shiver/Sterile Garden - Candle Burning Magic (C40, Diazepam): Shiver starts with a great atmosphere piece, then goes into some slightly harsh part, with some industrial like sounds, later there's a part with some sample. Then later there's a part that's more Harsh Noise, with some atmospheric sounds in the background. So, quite some variation on his side, but all going from really good to definitely enjoyable. Sterile Garden is more drone, variation here too, but I think the Shiver side is the best one.

tiny_tove

Lion's law. French apolitical/sharp band. possibly the best OI! records I have listened in a long while. Prettz close to some American bands of the Us of Oi* era.
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eyestrain

Quote from: Zeno Marx on July 20, 2014, 05:55:25 AM
Decimus - Kemunculan 2012 - genuinely creepy, dark, unsettling, and beautifully crafted - somewhere between worms and bioacoustics and ancient cistern aquatic - ghostly, if not all-out spiritual - I instantly associated this with Book of Wisdom's Catacombs and some of the finer moments of early Nurse with Wound - visual and filmic - 37.5 minutes of unwavering quality - unfortunately, a daunting catalog over the past three years; anyone care to recommend where to go next?

I think you may enjoy Decimus 11 that came our on Digitalis around the same time. They like to play with harmony sometimes on other albums, but this one stays 95% away from that and is the more cryptic, darkened sounds like on Kemunculan.

Decimus 9 is also very much like this. Stays avant generally the whole way through.

The tape on Brave Mysteries, my first listen to them, gets a good bit louder and dissonant, but you may find that one enjoyable as well.


Zeno Marx

Thanks, eyestrain.  I'll look for those.
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I only buy vinyl, d00ds.

Bloated Slutbag

^Thank you good sirs for the Decimus tips. Found Kemunculan on Bandcamp and it does everything it's supposed to, though I'd have to say that none of the others I've sampled has impressed to quite the degree. One may nevertheless discern a fairly specific aesthetic at play, slow moldering tape worms bogged down in an often dirge-like proceeding. Someone - possibly Murano - has tagged several of the releases with words like "conrad schnitzler", "maurizio bianchi", "throbbing gristle", which may or may not offer an inkling as to where the project is coming from.

I see here that I've also bookmarked Decimus 9... others included the split with Hobo Sonn. Decimus i starts out nice but immediately starts to unravel on the second track, and the same seems to holds true for several other releases. Kind of on the fence but will no doubt eventually grab them all.
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And take you for a drag

eyestrain

V. Sinclair - Memoirs Of A Twin (Unseen Force): Indulging in this over at the U.F. bandcamp (anyone got a copy for sale!?). Really gorgeous, really lush, really introverted tape based around scrap play on downers and some bedroom synth melodies. What I always hope for Posh Isolation tapes to sound like...
V/A - Incapable Of Change: Summer Scum 2014 (https://summerscumnoisefest.bandcamp.com/): Getting myself all amped up for this weekend. Not that I wasn't excited already, but...

eyestrain

Various Accounts - Feeding Its Young From Its Own Breast (Strange Rules): Way more hits on this comp than anticipated! Coupla PE duds, but some of those are even well-placed at least. IFOS, Reactive Identity, Cremation Lily & False Moniker, Plague Mother and RVH all deliver very strong pieces.
Doroga - II (Obscurex): There's a lot going on here that is reminiscent of Grunt's more distant works, minus voice. That queasy, distressed mood funneled into a sorta "ritualistic" space. Not sure how this compared to I, but it's certainly equal to or better than the track they contributed to Stein.... Loved this one.
Akio Suzuki & Aki Onda - Ma Ta Ta Bi (Oral): I've enjoyed the solo efforts of these two to some considerable amount, but as a duo they truly excel at their craft! Suzuki's Jerman-esque moves are intermingled with Onda's primitive and peaking tape experiments. Some limited horns (?) and voice (last track) come in at times as well. The recording quality is rather dank and muffled, and this is pretty complimentary to what's going on here, but I wonder how powerful the actual performance of this was. At certain times, it would be great to hear this in the red.

FreakAnimalFinland

SEKTOR 304 "Engage.. Forward" 7"
New Approach Records
Good piece of wax! Highly reminding Dissecting Table of the good days. Both tracks quite fast paced, but despite musical qualities, hardly anything else than just industrial. Guttural shouting vocals, bass riffs, sampled metal percussion beats.. Nice!

GOVERNMENT ALPHA / XTEMATIC "sound rarefaction" 12" lathecut
Cipher
Huh... Already mentioned to friend that this doesn't really sounds like Government Alpha, but could be anyone new doing kind of "contemporary" kind of harsh noise.. and now I realized (when actually looking the cover), that it was collaboration, and not only collaboration, but Xtematic using GA's source sounds in his tracks. So no wonder it sounded different! So what we have here, is something what several noise artists have gone to.. Sickness, Crumer, Tourette, Kubota,... meaning longer ambient/electronic passages, what finally in end burst into moments of harsh noise. I guess all 4 mentioned before, does it more interesting ways, while this sounds decent as well, I guess it's mostly that lathe vinyl isn't the best format for quiet sounds. Sound in general is very good. In fact, I'd prefer this sound for a lot of "digital harsh noise" as medium of format as it adds a bit dirt to mix. But LOUD surface noise and snaps during quiet ambient moments... ehm.. not good. During noise moments, surface sounds aren't problem at all. I'd recommend latecut vinyl only for loud and rough records. Hardly suitable for smooth modern ambient. Anyways, price was nice as this is actually cut on black vinyl, not some sort of add plastic pieces.

TRERIKSRÖSET "Fuck Pete Larsen" biz card cdr
Troniks
Did I comment this before? After announcing that I missed few pieces of this troniks/pac rec biz card series, I got couple messages and got two offers for this. Gotta love the idea that some artists sit on their freebies for years, waiting someone who's actually interested, to ask for them. Not throw all copies to friends who might never even listen them. I guess since I got this, must have played this 5, 6, 7 times or so. Of course it is short, but not only that, but: GOOD.  C. 6 minute track of pulverizing heaviness. Heavy and thick wall, what still doesn't consist more than perhaps often merely 2 layers of sound. But those layers are physical, always on the move. Never ultra fast, cut&edit or loaded with fireworks of effects. More masculine sweaty approach, somewhere between Macronympha and Incapacitants. Kind of 2 layer noise assault of latter, but slower bassy junk crush of former. I'm sure mr. Carlsson doesn't care much, but I feel that some of these scattered tracks from comps and releases like this, would be nice to gather on one CD...
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FreakAnimalFinland

Of course this depends on equipment what is used, type of vinyl/plastic that is used and sound of original material. There are lots of thin sounding, quiet and lame lathe-cut plastic & acrylic plates. Some stuff is well done. Cut on vinyl, with pretty good sound. But yeah, paying big bucks for bad quality lathe on soft plastic or acetate what sounds worse after every play.. perhaps not worth it.
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SKIN AREA/JARL "Le Petite Mort" LP
Malignant
Good stuff. It's kind of strange how Martin Bladh projects bleed over eachother, and it's hard to say what always makes difference between his solo work - where might be same contributors as in bands. IRM, Skin Area..  And now when you got Jarl+Skin Area, its like.. wasn't Jarl member of Skin Area once? So could this be more like Skin Area release and not too far from IRM either? Well, anyways, what we have here is multiple horizontal full color A4 sheets of Bladh text/drawing/collage kind of works and LP consisting droning of various instruments and vocals. Nice stuff. Perhaps little short? Needs instant re-play to really capture the mood.

BLACK LEATHER JESUS / RICHARD RAMIREZ "Latex" LP
Urashima
Pretty much worthless release of generic noise. RR side has more effort to try make it somehow different, but too bad soundwise its weaker. BLJ is just generic.

V/A TRIBUTE TO MSBR -LP
Urashima
Macronympha and The Haters are for me highlights. Sshe Retina Stimulants, Government Alpha and K2 are ok, Ramirez is weak. Liner notes from all bands about MSRB. Harsh noise all the way.
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Baglady

SEWER ELECTION - Nära LP (Järtecknet)
Closer to his collaborations with Fredrikke Hoffmeier than his last solo album (Vittra Sönder I believe?). Many elements from last years Aska LP are here, but the whole feel of this LP is alot more bright, yet not without its thorns so to speak. Some unexpected sounds here, and they blend in and add to the mood perfectly. Having only listened to it twice so far, I have a feeling it will keep growing on me over time. Feels personal in a way I haven't perceived SE before. Really beautiful stuff.

bitewerksMTB

Trepaneringsritualen "Perfection & Permanence" lp- only record I've bought in a couple of months. It's really good. There's a couple tracks that I wish his vocals were mixed a bit lower with electronics/sounds a little more pronounced but other than that, if you like his other work, you'll dig this.

Scat-O-Logy

Quote from: Baglady on July 26, 2014, 07:12:53 PMSEWER ELECTION - Nära LP (Järtecknet)
New SE?! New Järtecknet?! Yes please! Any idea when these will be available or is this some private release? Nice description btw!