UK POWER ELECTRONICS/HN

Started by NaturalOrthodoxy, August 21, 2017, 04:24:19 PM

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totalblack

It's Natural Assembly + Cremation Lily, I'm sure plenty of copies will be in the UK quite soon.

Lazrs3

Quote from: totalblack on December 14, 2019, 05:24:42 PM
It's Natural Assembly + Cremation Lily, I'm sure plenty of copies will be in the UK quite soon.

Thanks, I will get onit if it still is around after Christmas. your site looks good too.

Duncan

Quote from: Lazrs3 on December 14, 2019, 02:53:19 PM
MLEHST - discovered the project as I heard a couple of things recently, project has been around since 1991.

https://mlehst.bandcamp.com/


There's a decent thread on him here. You'll find it easily if you have a search.

Highly recommend earlier stuff. Picked up 'The Difficulty In Crossing A Field' direct from Al recently and it's a great album.

Caught him live years ago and don't remember much besides him making satisfied faces every time a horrible noise from a dodgy lead out of his laptop would totally fuck the sound of his otherwise quite monotonous, dirgey set. Doubt any of that was intentional but it was a great bit of submission/indifference to some genuine 'noise'

Bringbackthewhip

all this talk of live shows in making me itchy. Who's organising gigs in London these days? (Paul Sate dead and Gaia inactive?)

Have been talking tentatively about Mlehst shows in USA next year.........

Duncan

lots happening albeit in little stylistic shards in London. Drop me an email/private message if you want to talk and we can see what's what.

Lazrs3

Thanks Duncan, I got 3 releases recently to review on blog and I liked them a lot.

sadneck

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Any Territorial Gobbing fans here? I guess it's not quite PE or HN, but it blends a lot of daft sounds, junk noise, tape abuse etc and might appeal to some:

https://territorialgobbing.bandcamp.com/

Also; this album by Chlorine has some pretty nice moments of harsh noise:

https://invisiblecityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/blume

Also also my most recent 'album' of AM radio sounds whilst driving around in my car might appeal to some as well. Mostly smeared voices, static and fuzz, some spoken word and incidental sounds too:

https://danieljgregory.bandcamp.com/album/troubling-existences

Also also also, might be worth mention yol here too. Imagine PE style vocals over field recordings, metal object sounds and other similar things:

https://yolnoise.bandcamp.com/

Soloman Tump

Quote from: sadneck on December 19, 2019, 04:05:43 PM

Also; this album by Chlorine has some pretty nice moments of harsh noise:

https://invisiblecityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/blume

Intersting, I have the "Gallooner" album by Chlorine and I rather enjoyed it, will check out Blume.


Lazrs3

Quote from: sadneck on December 19, 2019, 04:05:43 PM
Any Territorial Gobbing fans here? I guess it's not quite PE or HN, but it blends a lot of daft sounds, junk noise, tape abuse etc and might appeal to some:

https://territorialgobbing.bandcamp.com/

Also; this album by Chlorine has some pretty nice moments of harsh noise:

https://invisiblecityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/blume

Also also my most recent 'album' of AM radio sounds whilst driving around in my car might appeal to some as well. Mostly smeared voices, static and fuzz, some spoken word and incidental sounds too:

https://danieljgregory.bandcamp.com/album/troubling-existences

Also also also, might be worth mention yol here too. Imagine PE style vocals over field recordings, metal object sounds and other similar things:

https://yolnoise.bandcamp.com/

Plenty of Epic links on there cheers.


sadneck

Quote from: Lazrs3 on December 28, 2019, 10:11:36 AM
Quote from: sadneck on December 19, 2019, 04:05:43 PM
Any Territorial Gobbing fans here? I guess it's not quite PE or HN, but it blends a lot of daft sounds, junk noise, tape abuse etc and might appeal to some:

https://territorialgobbing.bandcamp.com/

Also; this album by Chlorine has some pretty nice moments of harsh noise:

https://invisiblecityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/blume

Also also my most recent 'album' of AM radio sounds whilst driving around in my car might appeal to some as well. Mostly smeared voices, static and fuzz, some spoken word and incidental sounds too:

https://danieljgregory.bandcamp.com/album/troubling-existences

Also also also, might be worth mention yol here too. Imagine PE style vocals over field recordings, metal object sounds and other similar things:

https://yolnoise.bandcamp.com/

Plenty of Epic links on there cheers.

You're welcome!

I've actually got a split tape with Terroritorial Gobbing coming out on Invisible City soon.