PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REVIEWS

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

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david lloyd jones

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this am the new black psychosis releases arrived.
yet to listen to brutalomania but listened to ssri

on first listen this continues the harsh, heavy sounds of the recent f&v cd 'Schwarz sonnet invocation rituals' and adds to the occult aesthetic of their hiisi tape to give an extra layer of meaning/intent.
hats off to Si for the limited art edition, one of the best ltd edtns of the year for my money.

Marko-V

Quote from: Major Carew on December 10, 2016, 12:44:33 PM
What else are you going to listen to at Christmas time?

Autopsia: White Christmas. Especially their take on Stille Nacht is quite charming.

david lloyd jones

Quote from: Marko-V on December 10, 2016, 09:07:25 PM
Quote from: Major Carew on December 10, 2016, 12:44:33 PM
What else are you going to listen to at Christmas time?

Autopsia: White Christmas. Especially their take on Stille Nacht is quite charming.

just remembered an old throbbing gristle tape-? live at the rat club? with white Christmas gristlised until the start of the show.

gabalgabow

RELICATION

Fans of old Godflesh, Voivod, and maybe old Depressor...
check out this finnish band! Old styled industrial metal without machines, totally analog. Feel the furnace.

https://youtu.be/O1T9tbLagcE

Marko-V

Quote from: david lloyd jones on December 10, 2016, 09:23:53 PM
just remembered an old throbbing gristle tape-? live at the rat club? with white Christmas gristlised until the start of the show.
Listened that. Couldn't really recognize White Christmas there even though it's listed. Excellent show anyway.

vomitgore

Green Army Fraction - Airyanem Vaejah:
The title track is pretty catchy and well-executed Industrial PE not too far from some of the memorable moments of some Tesco-related projects. The rest of the tape is some kind of noise ambient with pretty little happening. Not terrible, but really not that interesting. I can't help but think that the B-side of this tape would have worked better as a 7" with the first track on Side A and the other one as an "obscure" B-side.

Mutilated Slut - Acid Attack:
Absolutely great tape! Filthy and offensive layout and great Harsh Noise composition with plenty of things going on but always playing well together. Metal, different frequencies interacting, lots of change but always focussed and on-point. This may be my favourite work by the artist. Couldn't help but place this somewhere between Finnish gutter HN and Mother Savage, but maybe those are just random associations. Would say this is pretty mandatory for Harsh Noise fans.

Morbid Behavior - Forever:
Got this in a large bulk deal from a friend who was cutting down his tape collection. Morbid Behavior offers pretty dark and synth-driven Electronics with modulated vocals. Nothing really out of the ordinary, but not bad either. Would have still liked a bit of variation, though.

Macronympha - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:
Despite having listened to Macronympha for a few years now (not too in-depth, I must admit), this somehow always passed by me. As everyone already knows, this is fucking massive. Dark, choking and brutal. The final 20-minute track is especially magnificent.

Baglady

JASON CRUMER - Ruth CS (Nazot)
A recording from 2004-05 which should have been a "proper" album, but ended up on a tape in an edition of, what, 50 copies? Bit of a waste. This is good stuff. Not as great as some of the heavy weights recorded later on, but still. Has sort of a "grand" feel to it, this one. Dramatic!

CRACK FIERCE - Illegal Collage & Feedback C60 (Robotomy Tapes)
Haven't heard much Crack Fierce besides this one and that CDr on Solipsism. Compared to the latter, this is way more single-minded and simple. The title says it all, although it doesn't sound that much like a collage; rather just various sounds from japanese pop records distorted beyond recognition. 60 minutes of very sharp noise, so it's not for everyone I suppose. Definitely my cup though.

Fluid Fetish

Quote from: Baglady on December 11, 2016, 11:49:29 PMCRACK FIERCE - Illegal Collage & Feedback C60 (Robotomy Tapes)
Haven't heard much Crack Fierce besides this one and that CDr on Solipsism. Compared to the latter, this is way more single-minded and simple. The title says it all, although it doesn't sound that much like a collage; rather just various sounds from japanese pop records distorted beyond recognition. 60 minutes of very sharp noise, so it's not for everyone I suppose. Definitely my cup though.

Interesting idea for a recording definitely...I grew up being forcibly being exposed to j-pop from several of my nerdy friends so hearing it chopped, mutiliated and distorted and turned into a noise recording definitely appeals to me. Might have to check this out...

As usual too exhausted to do an actual review so here is the inane rambling..

Various: And the Vultures Miss Nothing: I love metal and noise compilations and this 3 lp vinyl slab is no exception. I got this from a friend recently for free basically and it was worth every free cent! The lineup alone....Con-Dom, Taint, Macronympha, Government Alpha, Pain Jerk, Skin Crime, S&Q...you know this is going to be good. Con-Dom track is more restrained and old fashioned revolving around a machinary based loop and distant echoed, howled vocals, excellent as always. Taint's two tracks are some of my favorite on here and are a little more subdued then his usual style, not listening to the LP right now but I recall through the intoxicated haze lots of his usual high pitched squeel, the vocals actually a little more buried, particularly in the second song, which is kind of odd for Taint where the vocals are usually loud and up front to say the least. The Macronympha track has solidified the certainty that I need to check out this band and pick up more of their material...and Skin Crime NEVER disappoints. Excellent comp, excellent variety, excellent mixture of variety of styles, songs, approaches. I love the booklet that comes with it as well, the ad for Taint takes me back haha..

Reek of the Unzen Gas Fumes: EVERYTHING One of the best if not the best currently active industrial black metal band (other then Reptile Womb maybe). Utterly insane, like a bizarre mixture of Goatpenis, Mysticum, and I have no idea what else. The drum programming alone is insane, whereas most industrial black metal bands use the usual simple drum machine sound/patterns this band is fucking all over the place. The vocals are were the similarity to Goatpenis primarily resides, with there being two vocalists I think? Heavily distorted, noisey, fast, and aggressive sounding. The split with XE is excellent as both bands have some of their best recordings on the release, and then their split with Konflict is also in regular rotation along with the 7'' that DAR put out not to long ago and the style and quality is consistent on all the releases I have. I cannot wait for the new album and the split with DS!

Nyogatheblisz- Apex Satanist: One of my favorite bands currently active, this is apparently a demo collection but the cohesive sound and similarity in style and recording style on all the tracks makes it feel like an album. Completely noisey, distorted, and truly pummeling...I've read interviews with the band and apparently the intention of this project is to channel or to manifest immaterial energies, entities etc. through their musical style and approach and that is EXACTLY what this sounds like. Not so much songs as each song is like a blasting torrent of waves of energy, you can hear the drums which blast constantly, but not in a usual metal 'aggressive' sense, more so in a constant unwavering trance inducing pattern that changes and shifts suddenly and erratically...the guitars giving only the slightest resemblance to structure or sanity. Two or three song titles are only represented by symbols and are perhaps representative of some sort of formula or something? Band members are criminals that apparently can't stay out of jail...subsequently the actual album they're working on will hopefully some day be released. I love this and listen to it usually at least twice a day since it came out. Excellent on LSD!

Concrete Mascara- Perennial Disappointment: I just got this so I don't want to say too much, but my initial impressions are I absolutely love it. The inclusion of rhythmic noise elements, the 'beats' (if you'd even call them that), the incredibly rabid and blown out vocals, the aggression, the unique approach and atmosphere are just some of the many things I love about this project and it seems to absolutely flourish on this album, at least according to my initial impressions. Read the interview where he somewhat compares himself to Control which I can see, but CM definitely has it's own style and I absolutely love it. One of the only PE bands or releases that I REALLY like listening to while I'm active or commuting or doing something...it has a very aggressive and harsh tone that gives me a rush like some metal records. Looking forward to listening to this a lot more in the coming days...

Also got the BU/SS split but I'm still soaking that up...also really good though.

Fluid Fetish

Quote from: cr on December 09, 2016, 09:59:02 PM
Quote from: Fluid Fetish link=topic=52.msg60655#msg60655
New Diapsiquir is fantastic.

This is a very strange album. I didn't expect it to sound like this, but also don't know how it should have sounded instead, if this makes any sense. It was improvised and re-arranged, I read somewhere. Well...

Agreed! Not what I was expecting either, but in a very good way...where were they to go after ANTI, which in my opinion was Diapsiquir at their best maybe...

I'm pretty sure Virus STN was improvised and rearranged as well...they do it well..

New album is basically an electronic/rap album...I've only listened to it a handful of times and there are hardly any riffs or guitar in general as I recall. Most people will probably hate it of course.

Zeno Marx

Man is the Bastard - The Lost Sessions 2015 - this stuff is on point. "Long Pig" is amazing. Do they perform this live? They could have done a full, fully satisfying set of just this and "Moloch" (anyone at Fiesta Grande #5 when they handed out lyrics sheets before ripping into Moloch?). The quasi-power-electronics "Whistle Blower" is done really well. That's some great material.
"the overindulgent machines were their children"
I only buy vinyl, d00ds.

DBL

Quote from: gabalgabow on December 11, 2016, 11:08:29 AM
RELICATION

Fans of old Godflesh, Voivod, and maybe old Depressor...
check out this finnish band! Old styled industrial metal without machines, totally analog. Feel the furnace.

https://youtu.be/O1T9tbLagcE

Agreed, great band. Got two CDr-albums of theirs. I think both of them were limited to just 50 copies or something like that, which seems like way too little. The latter one came out in 2010/2011 and I've heard nothing of the band since then, but one can still hope they'd make more material heheh.

V.T.R

Quote from: DBL on December 12, 2016, 12:06:37 PMThe latter one came out in 2010/2011 and I've heard nothing of the band since then, but one can still hope they'd make more material heheh.

I know all the guys in this band and Relication is definitely split-up. Saw them live once and it was pretty decent gig. I have the second CD-r demo they made, but haven't been listening it for a years... Problem with this band was always that it was kind of "family guys" playing once a while just for the sake of it. Drummer is still pretty active with the industrial thing, but other guys focused more on metal (Hellbox, Cannibal Accident) and spacerock etc.

Leewar

I dig this!

Quote from: gabalgabow on December 11, 2016, 11:08:29 AM
RELICATION

Fans of old Godflesh, Voivod, and maybe old Depressor...
check out this finnish band! Old styled industrial metal without machines, totally analog. Feel the furnace.

https://youtu.be/O1T9tbLagcE

Deadpriest

The mighty Macronympha are fucking getting it at the moment.
My book of poetry: http://www.histergrant.com/

david lloyd jones

Quote from: Si Clark on December 12, 2016, 11:47:09 AM
Quote from: Baglady on December 11, 2016, 11:49:29 PM
JASON CRUMER - Ruth CS (Nazot)
A recording from 2004-05 which should have been a "proper" album, but ended up on a tape in an edition of, what, 50 copies? Bit of a waste. This is good stuff. Not as great as some of the heavy weights recorded later on, but still. Has sort of a "grand" feel to it, this one. Dramatic!

Have listened to this tape many times and love it. I agree his proper albums are much more crafted but this tape still stands up, would be nice to have it in a larger edition.

well, you are the label tycoon!