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« Reply #825 on: February 10, 2011, 04:12:08 PM » |
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Laibach - Anthems Laibach - Volk
Trying to remember how they sound before the live show.
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« Reply #826 on: February 10, 2011, 09:12:25 PM » |
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LR "rosenmunde" 2xtape, good harsh and lo-fi noise electronics. It's hard to say what exactly it is. Two short tapes, where perhaps again some of the grimmest and lo-fi Prurient a'la split tape with Grunt comes to my mind occasionally, yet there is personality to what LR does. It's rough and dirty.
Haare "death happening" 7", hahahah!!!! English guys have the good taste to treat our Finnish drone shaman! First At War With False noise put out cd with front cover saying HAAPE and now Turgid Animal unleashes the amazing beast of suomi-leijona into back cover!! Total classic!!! Red-neck drone? I think that is something what really needs to be there. I'm pretty impressed. What comes to the music, Haare is surprisingly chaotic and disharmonic here! Layers of reversed sounds creates demonic roaring noise. Which isn't harsh, but very far from relaxing. I'd like to congratulate band for being able to bring some nice new things to its approach! Other side is much more conventional Haare with eerie guitar drones and lots of layers of things happening. Could it be that reversed side is the other side.. just reversed? Nevetheless, Good 7"!
Liimanarina "first I look at the tits" tape Huh! If one has to vote for best song title for recent weeks, it must be: "Laulu Liiallisuuksiin menevästä gay-ystävällisyydestä (maailma homojen panttivankina)"!! Finnish obscurity cult band, which supposedly has ton of unreleased shit laying around, and perhaps these days isn't that "cool" that labels would invest money for doing 7"s etc. But fuck, This opening ballad alone would be perfect single. Sound of the tape is actually cleaner than most of old Bad Vugum stuff, but the bizarro levels are still there.
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« Reply #827 on: February 10, 2011, 09:22:24 PM » |
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Geography of Hell - Tchernobyl 1986 (cassette) - In the past year I've been less and less excited about Hospital tapes but it's tapes like this that restore faith. Another Fernow project, Geography of Hell is lo-fi but more exciting than some of Fernow's other side projects. There's lots of flange and shitty electronic sounds, almost retro (?) in a way. But effective crude, violent and decayed. The vocals have very little effects on them sometimes which is a plus. Just two 20 minute tracks of shit industrial and hint of power electronics. Recommended.
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« Reply #828 on: February 10, 2011, 09:32:47 PM » |
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GIALLO - LP. Compliation of four artists doing "walls" with relation, more or less, to the giallo genre. I like the attempt to link it together in the insert, not sure i buy it, but a nice try. One can argue that this is pointless music where nothing happens, well maybe, but i happen to really enjoy it! Not much variation between the artists but all solid. Must give credit to last one, Naked Girl Killed in the Park with track Mysterié, both artist and track-title taken from films with very few redeming values, specially Mysterié, what a piece of crap... but track is good! HUM OF THE DRUID - Norse Fumigation - LP. Titles and artwork creates feeling of mystique, but on first listen i though it sounded only like a running engine, maybe a harvester, and not much else. Something made me go back to it and upon second and third listening i got sucked in and now find something more. It actually does have an aura of mystery, of mist and marshes, maybe i get this from reading Lovecraft last night... A record that grows, how nice, i´ll look for more stuff by this guy! WEREWOLF JERUSALEM - The beast before christ - cdr. Another good one from the werewolf, typical sound, static but abruptly changing low pitched noise. Second track is called "extreme waves of terror" so i was prepared for a headache, but it was same as usual. THE RITA - Womanhood - tape. Celebrating the ladies of eurotrash cinema, Monica Swinn, Pamela Stanford etc. The more restrained style of The Rita, i prefer the all-out noise, but this is good as well, maybe not as effective, more like mood/background music. EVIL MOISTURE - if you want to fuck the sky, teach your cock to fly - lp. Like being taken back to the noise of the 90s.... I guess E.M. was active even back than, maybe i´ve even had a tape or two from them/him. This has that goofing around style with sounds coming and going, random screams, quirks etc. (and yes, the word "cock" in the title) that was popular then, no real flow to it. There are some decent enough ideas/sounds in there, but mostly i find this an annoying listen...
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« Reply #829 on: February 10, 2011, 09:38:03 PM » |
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Laxative Souls "Twist and Decease / Disinfektionsraum" 2CD (Trash Ritual) Cold, harsh industrial that noone seems to make anymore. Simple, but powerful. Great stuff! I've been meaning to hunt down some old tapes for a while, but this CD re-issue was a lot easier to get hold of. And you get a lot of value for the money.
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« Reply #830 on: February 10, 2011, 10:16:42 PM » |
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OVER s/t tape on No Visible Scars; lim to 25. droning synth loop over spoken word about a rather interesting family life: violence, sex, hatred. Very interesting. SICK SEED recent tape on Freak Animal; great metalwork. lots of variety for sounds/styles. need to give it another few listens. artwork makes me wish this had been a LP so the art was larger & i didn't have to drive to listen (same for OVER as you really ahve to pay attention to what is being said).
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« Reply #831 on: February 11, 2011, 04:05:59 AM » |
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Erkki Kurenniemi - Aanityksia Recordings 63-73. Antti Rannisto - Ääniesineitä Autechre & The Hafler Trio - æ³o & h³æ Whitehouse - Asceticists Whitehouse - Bird Seed Secret Museum of Mankind - Music of North Africa
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« Reply #832 on: February 12, 2011, 04:35:23 AM » |
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Crass- Christ the album
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« Reply #833 on: February 13, 2011, 01:47:31 AM » |
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Mania/Custodian(1st mix) callab track Atrax Morgue-Omicidio 7'ep Tater-Absolut Nothing Climax Denial-Desire For Disease Sickness-Fuck Your Punk Rock Final Solution-All New Power Felony Sexual Assault-Power To Humiliate Robert Turman-Way Down
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« Reply #834 on: February 13, 2011, 04:02:30 PM » |
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INCAPACITANTS- AS LOUD AS POSSIBLE
WEREWOLF JERUSALEM- TENSION
CONTROLLED BLEEDING-SONGS FROM THE GUTTER
SKULLFLOWER-TRIBULATION
GOD-LOCO
CRACKSTEEL- BITCH JAP RUN
PAIN JERK- OFFICIAL BOOTLEG
M/B-SYMPHONY FOR A GENOCIDE
V/VM-LADY IN RED
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« Reply #835 on: February 13, 2011, 04:06:49 PM » |
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PLASTIC BONER BAND - the Way of all Flesh TAETER - Absolut Nothing GRAIN BELT - Grain Belt BRICHVILLE CAT MOTEL - Birchville Cat Motel LAXATIVE SOULS - Desinfektionsraum THE SHADOW RING - A Life Review (1993-2003) DEATHKEY/BIZARRE UPROAR - split CS
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« Reply #836 on: February 13, 2011, 04:28:05 PM » |
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MAUTHAUSEN ORCHESTRA / NIMH - From Unhealthy Places. good new stuff
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« Reply #837 on: February 13, 2011, 07:46:38 PM » |
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v/a - Snatch Paste - An Assortment Of Snatch Tapes LP I guess the best word for describing this stuff is "charming". You know, nice homegrown lo-fi sounds combined with clear youthful enthusiasm. I'm not a big fan of the 80s synth-pop sound but even those elements don't really bother me here. It all flows effortlessly and smoothly, very much my kind of compilation, nothing stands out too much from the rest.
Street Drinkers / Skeppet - split LP What is with Sweden these days? So many good/great projects coming out that it's difficult to keep up. Skeppet is more laid back, simple sparse beats + some soft psychedelic atmospherics laid on top. Doesn't blow the mind but surely is tasty. Street Drinkers borders on the ominous but still keeps it fairly melodic & comfortable. Last track reaches all the way up to majestic but stops before getting there. Ättestupa comes to mind at times, I guess there is some shared personnel. Nothing complicated or extremely ambitious, just very nice late night music. Goes well with red wine.
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« Reply #838 on: February 13, 2011, 08:39:48 PM » |
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What is with Sweden these days? So many good/great projects coming out that it's difficult to keep up. I'm in Sweden and I don't know what you're talking about. To me, the situation is quite the opposite.
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« Reply #839 on: February 14, 2011, 01:28:31 AM » |
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What is with Sweden these days? So many good/great projects coming out that it's difficult to keep up. I'm in Sweden and I don't know what you're talking about. To me, the situation is quite the opposite. crybaby, we left the 90's a few years back, might be wise to accept that, haha! do you even listen to the new stuff that gets released? i just find it hard to take your post serious when there's so much good going on now... on the stereo.... raspberry bulbs - lone gunman cs (better than expected, wasn't too fond of the debut tape). killer bug - brutal rainbow cs (great harsh noise, what else to expect!) chop shop - powerdrunk cs (amazing soundwork...someone should step up and do a complete discography boxset of chop shop. for real) misery - who's the fool lp (crustified amebix worship. love this lp)
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