PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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Quote from: tiny_tove on August 12, 2016, 02:01:22 PM
very good

Ex.Order - The Law Of Heresy ‎is one of my fave German electronics records ever

knut and rene really knows their business!

I was walking around my neighborhood just flipping through YouTube videos in related videos and came across them. I stopped walking and intently listened the entire song. I was completely thrown off by how great it was. 
Right now im listening to Blasterkorps. No discussions about them on here. Great Group I like them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSoDQWX9gg4

david lloyd jones

the new con-Dom release.
ignoring the visuals, that as a nurse hold no mystique, the Sonics are some of the most honest, personal and real I have heard in ages.
so much of the standard topics relate to some anonymous other.
this release gives no such comfortable distance.
even the sounds are apart from usual power electronics palette, but are all the more powerful because of that.
wholeheartedly recommended to all.

Fluid Fetish

#5807
Der Sturmer/Auschwitz Symphony Orchestra Split: Purchased for the Der Sturmer tracks without having heard ASO, wasn't sure what to expect with them. Starting out with DS, this band just keeps getting better and better with age. Honestly, I can't listen to their old drum machine stuff but everything after and including A Banner... is just perfect. Definitely the more aggressive style in each of the DS songs, Judas Burning and Piles of Pigheads have the whirlwind berzerker riffs I love DS for and the drumming on this split, whoever this drummer is I can only describe his HEAVY HEAVY sounding drums as militant and marching, the drumming in Piles of Pigheads especially makes the DS side of this album stand out. The cover of Eastern Front by thrash legends Flames closes things out and normally I'm not a fan of covers at all but the DS style applied to thrash metal with lyrics about the insanity of the Eastern front, I'm fucking sold. ASO side is industrial/cyber goregrind  with maybe slight noisecoreish elements too? Not in the Libido Airbag style, something maybe slightly more closer to Reek of Unzen Gas Fumes except far more straight forward with few songs lasting more then a few minutes and being quick, energetic blasts with a very dirty sounding drum machine and even dirtier/rawer riffing which with the snapping of a neck transitions from slightly Reek of Putrefication style grooves to all out machine gun blasting, and then done. Lyrics typically just the song title, sometimes only screamed once. Worth the purchase for DS alone who are at perhaps their absolute best here as short as their side is, ASO was a pleasant surprise as well, excellent split.

Duncan

JSL & Kakerlak - Piles of Porn Mags (2006) Thorax Harsh Cassettes

Jesus this is so good. I've been steadily returning to this one ever since it came out. Fuck, 10 years ago now! 
Collab of Joe Lombardo and Nolan Throop (kak) based very much on constant but dynamic walls of very harsh noise.  I have very little time or interest for the whole wall thing unless it is done like this - loads of stuff happening but a totally fucked and saturated stereo field throughout.  Constant bass elements of hissing rumble and tonnes of different kinds of screeching madness flying out of the top end.  Both sides follow a similar vibe in that they build and build with intensity into proper white out, meditative harshness over time.  But side B is probably my favourite for its slight sense of comparative refinement and wonderful, blown out samples of train announcements and some clip of female voice saying 'she's European' or whatever which rears its head a few times throughout.


Lazrs3

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on February 26, 2015, 05:06:40 PM
WARCOM stopped. There was that last interview he did for Degenerate, explaining stopping label. I was among last people to buy his remaining inventory. Still have bunch of releases in distro after many years...
Sarote has still that "memorial site". Google it to find info of their releases.

Hi, Freakanimal where would I find the Degenerate interview, is it a zine?

Kim V

Genocide Lolita : The Mirroracle

Was kinda surprised when i checked Discogs lately and saw this new release by Mr. Ordnung on Nox ov Abraxas. As i'm a sucker for his stuff i immediately bought it through bandcamp, then noticed i had purchased the digital album instead of the actual cd. First moment i could slap myself, but now after listening to the album i'm not so sure wether i still want the cd.
I really digged his last album "Rude Nordic Health" but his latest release leaves me wanting. It just lacks the power i liked so much on RNH or Direct Action Commandos. There are only a couple of tracks where he pulls open all registers. Obscene Gardener of Bitterness for instance, or Voyage 34...Release the Curse. But even those are still played in safe mode, no surprises. Except for the electro-clash beat he throws in in one of the last tracks of the album. What i miss the most are his vocals, as to me they were like an added instrument, but here he reduces them to a minimum. They're reduced to a few sloganesque shouts which he repeats over and over. Curious to see if other fans of GL feel the same about this release.
you're just a victim of yourself

cr

BizarreSSMania: What's your pleasure, Sir?

Oh yesss!!
Would be great if this one would be re-released as a CD someday.

david lloyd jones

Quote from: cr on August 15, 2016, 07:00:31 PM
BizarreSSMania: What's your pleasure, Sir?

Oh yesss!!
Would be great if this one would be re-released as a CD someday.


yes, but the sheer physicality of the heavy vinyl and even heavier sleeve couldn't be replicated

cr

Quote from: david lloyd jones on August 15, 2016, 07:11:21 PM
Quote from: cr on August 15, 2016, 07:00:31 PM
BizarreSSMania: What's your pleasure, Sir?

Oh yesss!!
Would be great if this one would be re-released as a CD someday.


yes, but the sheer physicality of the heavy vinyl and even heavier sleeve couldn't be replicated

That's for sure. Nevertheless I think it would be great on CD too.

tiny_tove

Quote from: david lloyd jones on August 15, 2016, 07:11:21 PM
Quote from: cr on August 15, 2016, 07:00:31 PM
BizarreSSMania: What's your pleasure, Sir?

Oh yesss!!
Would be great if this one would be re-released as a CD someday.


yes, but the sheer physicality of the heavy vinyl and even heavier sleeve couldn't be replicated

agreed. I have been listening to it a lot during the week end and I lost myself in the cover a lot.
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david lloyd jones

there were several heavy card releases at the time. was this one of the luminescent ones?. in the pub so can't access my collection.

Fluid Fetish

Not sure exactly what you mean by luminscent,I think it's just a high quality printing on the heavy cardboard stock that has metallic sheen to it. Beautiful album cover for an even more beautiful album. For some reason every time Mania and BU do collaborations with each other or other artists I'm obsessed. BU/Gelsomnia split is equally perfect as is Charnel Heap. Never noticed until a little while ago that the woman on the cover is draped over a giant swastika.

Fluid Fetish

Also Striations- To Know Mercy, truly as good as everyone is saying.

Kim V

Quote from: Fluid Fetish on August 17, 2016, 05:46:10 AM
Also Striations- To Know Mercy, truly as good as everyone is saying.

Hell Yeah
you're just a victim of yourself

bitewerksMTB

#5819
INTERRACIAL SEX 'THE WORST OF BOTH WORLDS' CS (Finders)- Recommended! No matter how you feel about mixing of the races, this is killer power electronic noise.

BRIDE 7" (Finders)- kind of new age-y? Not my cup of tea but goes well with candles and incense.

Oops! The IS tape was actually the Wonderland Club tape, "OPERATION CATHEDRAL". IS is good, too, but not quite as noisy PE. More structured and controlled (so far).