FINNISH NOISE

Started by FreakAnimalFinland, December 20, 2009, 06:46:39 PM

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cr

Apart from listening to BDN all weekend... I also got two nice tapes from a new Finnish project last week, which I enjoy very much:

Heppakirjat
Cover artworks alone is worth buying!
As I'm not that good at this, for a closer description I leave it to the great guys from Satatuhatta:
https://satatuhatta.net/blogs/tip-of-the-week/tip-of-the-week-7-24-heppakirjat


FreakAnimalFinland

Both tapes are currently sold out, but lets hope artists will make another batch of them! Really good stuff, and while I think B-side of 2nd tape is the best so far, some appear to like first tape more. There is variation there, even if basics of the tape would be something you can expect.
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FreakAnimalFinland

RAUTAKYMI tape
Self published, hand made covers, kind of "RRR'ish", with just pasting couple pics on paper, writing info with marker. I was under impression that could be "clumsy metal junk noise", but it is actually more interesting than that! Very primitive, crude and indeed blunt, but I like this saturated and blown out sound combined with very minimal amount of efx. A bit of electronics, other sounds, distant children's religious song bleeding underneath the noise, etc. Probably available only from artist.

METSÄKIRKKO "outo kesytön polku" tape
New tape is kind of collection of "left over material", bits and pieces that wasn't meant to be actual tape, but it is neat mix of live materials from couple places, including the fantastic outdoor gig they played in Lahti! Special package with dry moss, inserts, tape inside stamped cardboard box. Sold by artists only (= BHM label).
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FreakAnimalFinland

AUGMENTED ATROCITY "In search of something that doesn't exist" CD
Aussaat
Been listening this a lot. I had feeling that there are couple "flaws", one song (perhaps intentionally) blasts louder than the rest, little "glitch" in vocals sound of one track... but really, very good experimental power electroncs.. This is the kind of post-Kovana material, but clearly reaching more into his own sound. You could lump him into tradition of Finn bands who are clearly "power electronics/industrial", but push the sound into their own more experimental direction. Cloama, Strom.ec, Contortus, etc. Not sounding like them, but kind of similar category.

SNUFF "V" CD
F&V
Jeeeeesus christ! Artists wasn't kidding when they mentioned album will be a bit different and a bit challenging! If we known SNUFF from extensive use of high pitch feedback torture, they are taking this to another level. Utterly fierce album that is authentically painful to listen to at times. Kind of Dominator -type ultra high sounds, but also slow repetitive crushing metal junks, slowly developing longer tracks etc.
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cr

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on April 05, 2024, 03:26:04 PMSNUFF "V" CD
F&V
Jeeeeesus christ! Artists wasn't kidding when they mentioned album will be a bit different and a bit challenging! If we known SNUFF from extensive use of high pitch feedback torture, they are taking this to another level. Utterly fierce album that is authentically painful to listen to at times. Kind of Dominator -type ultra high sounds, but also slow repetitive crushing metal junks, slowly developing longer tracks etc.

Hell yes! Really looking forward to this.
I assume, you will have it in FA store as well. I mean, I really love to deal with Mr. Markkula, but as
you already often mentioned, buying in your shop is more easy and comfortable, and it seems I'm slowly becoming an old lazy fart.
Fuck it, but so it is...

Stipsi

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on April 05, 2024, 03:26:04 PMAUGMENTED ATROCITY "In search of something that doesn't exist" CD
Aussaat
Been listening this a lot. I had feeling that there are couple "flaws", one song (perhaps intentionally) blasts louder than the rest, little "glitch" in vocals sound of one track... but really, very good experimental power electroncs.. This is the kind of post-Kovana material, but clearly reaching more into his own sound. You could lump him into tradition of Finn bands who are clearly "power electronics/industrial", but push the sound into their own more experimental direction. Cloama, Strom.ec, Contortus, etc. Not sounding like them, but kind of similar category.

SNUFF "V" CD
F&V
Jeeeeesus christ! Artists wasn't kidding when they mentioned album will be a bit different and a bit challenging! If we known SNUFF from extensive use of high pitch feedback torture, they are taking this to another level. Utterly fierce album that is authentically painful to listen to at times. Kind of Dominator -type ultra high sounds, but also slow repetitive crushing metal junks, slowly developing longer tracks etc.

Just ordered!
Can't wait!
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mag-maa

YKSI's junk metal improvisation (preview)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovGtuh1_8YI

So far Yksi has been a home studio project (with some added/mixed/modified field recordings), but on this video the noise happened outside on a small nature spot at the industrial area (energy plant nearby). the junk was already there, just waiting to be played and amped. More info in video.

FreakAnimalFinland

Skärgård is pretty new from Finland - again, but really good!

Skärgård "Garden shed" tape
I grabbed Satatuhatta from the distro, but the artist himself advertises his releases in the New Releases section of this forum. This tape is very much like The New Blockaders meets Aprapat/The New Boyfriends vibe where, however, you notice that maybe they are not actually imitating anyone, but it is what it is. When he got recorder and "no overdubs" action with mostly metal objects that you can find in the shed... That's what it sounds like. Sometimes a small object rattle, sometimes it appears as if wheelbarrows is being scraped, hehe.. Guys who have been scratching noise long enough will always eventually end up with wheelbarrows, stoves, boxes of leftover boxes of screws & nails  and the like. The first song on the box is least great, so definitely if you listen it on bandcamp, keep going and from the second it's pretty much all good and towards the end it gets better!

Skärgård "Egen frid - Oma Rauha" cassette continuing pretty much the same mood. The shed is rattling loudly and reminds me of TNB (uk)'s stuff from the beginning of the decade. This again is "live recording", no overdubs, but attention to both sounds details and pacing. Not all smashing things up, but sort of between Changez Les Blockeurs and Simphonie In X Major!

https://skrgrd.bandcamp.com/album/egen-frid-oma-rauha
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cr

Re: Skärgård

Thank you so much for introduction! Quite happy, that last week I got all the releases shown on bandcamp also on physical format. Great, really great! This is something I just love listening to, over and over again.
Highly recommended for fans of what's described above!

pentd

Yes next great avalanche of suomi junk noizu comin from Heppakirjat and Skärgård, pick em up while possible

Into_The_Void

Eager to listen to the new Snuff CD.

Talking about a disappeared act: is Chloroform Rapist still active? I remember it being quite nasty power electronics, but it's last release is around 10 years ago, so probably is over.
https://sabruxa.bandcamp.com/ (Industrial / ambient)

Cranial Blast

Quote from: Into_The_Void on May 29, 2024, 10:06:59 AMEager to listen to the new Snuff CD.

Talking about a disappeared act: is Chloroform Rapist still active? I remember it being quite nasty power electronics, but it's last release is around 10 years ago, so probably is over.

I often wondered what happened to Chloroform Rapist too. Unfortunately the project is probably over with such a length of absence, also wonder the same thing about Black State, which was also on F&V.

Manhog_84

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Quote from: Cranial Blast on September 08, 2024, 09:52:06 PM
Quote from: Into_The_Void on May 29, 2024, 10:06:59 AMEager to listen to the new Snuff CD.

Talking about a disappeared act: is Chloroform Rapist still active? I remember it being quite nasty power electronics, but it's last release is around 10 years ago, so probably is over.

I often wondered what happened to Chloroform Rapist too. Unfortunately the project is probably over with such a length of absence, also wonder the same thing about Black State, which was also on F&V.

Chloroform Rapist always felt more like one-off concept than a long-term project. It still kept going for some years and the neat 2014 compilation collects all released material. I think it serves as a fitting closure. Each track is better than previous one and my favorite is from Urashima's Rape LP.

FreakAnimalFinland

PARASOCIAL JUCHE, side project of Rautakymi. There has been discussions of weird sound collage noise on SI forum in pretty recent history, and curious if it had some influence on this recording? Sound quality is like in Rautakymi, charmingly rugged, blown-out and saturated. Totally weirdo turntable/tape-destruction noise collages in most primitive tradition. Even if name may hint towards more "power electronics" type of stuff, this is indeed more like 80's home recordings meets current day Tribe tapes sort of stuff.

Have to try to get some physical tapes into distro, but you can hear material also here:

https://rautakymi.bandcamp.com/album/parasocial-juche
E-mail: fanimal +a+ cfprod,com
MAGAZINE: http://www.special-interests.net
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Cranial Blast

Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on November 13, 2024, 10:21:11 AMPARASOCIAL JUCHE, side project of Rautakymi. There has been discussions of weird sound collage noise on SI forum in pretty recent history, and curious if it had some influence on this recording? Sound quality is like in Rautakymi, charmingly rugged, blown-out and saturated. Totally weirdo turntable/tape-destruction noise collages in most primitive tradition. Even if name may hint towards more "power electronics" type of stuff, this is indeed more like 80's home recordings meets current day Tribe tapes sort of stuff.

Have to try to get some physical tapes into distro, but you can hear material also here:

https://rautakymi.bandcamp.com/album/parasocial-juche


I hope you do get some of these tapes in the distro, this stuff is awesome indeed! Definitely has that home recording vibe, that I also find appealing too.