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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: YLEINEN NOISE FIILISTELY S...
Last post by Haare - Today at 10:31:17 PM
Quote from: FreakAnimalFinland on September 25, 2025, 04:29:07 PMEi vaan taida olla mitään sellaista toimivaa tilaa tehokkailla kamoilla että Tower Transmission tyylisen 400 henkeä vetävän tapahtuman voisi edes yrittää järkätä.
Olen kuullut että esim. Tavara-asema tai Tulliklubi voisi olla teoriassa mahdollisia.
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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Soundcloud, bandcamp ?
Last post by Olion - Today at 08:40:57 PM
Olion & Manikin - Unearthed

A meditative piece of ambient noise walling with an industrial edge, low end-driven and calming. Collaborative work between Poland's Olion and USA's Manikin. Available as a strictly limited DIY 3" CD released by NOT of the FLESH.

DIGITAL:
https://olionele.bandcamp.com/album/unearthed
PHYSICAL:
https://notoftheflesh.bandcamp.com/album/unearthed-goh

Cover art by Angel Brugger.
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LBRF061 Temple Of Clear Light - Communion CD

Originally self released in July of 2025 in an extremely low edition of just 20 physical copies, now a larger edition is present! Temple Of Clear Light and Live Bait Recording Foundation present "Communion", a new collection of thelemic devotional pieces created at the confluence of a vast array of styles, incorporating old school industrial structures, real metal and junk percussion, the piercing synths of the 80's, tribal trance elements, experimental modular synth textures, dark pop beats, neofolk flavours and psychedelic electronics.

An offering to the diversity blooming from the modern world's Aquarian chaos and maelstrom of information, in which grounding in the inner spaces and personal truth is crucial to establish a point of balance and also to refine the ability to find sacred mysticism in the mundane experiences.

Temple Of Clear Light is Dan Serbanescu (Alone In The Hollow Garden/ Tanz Ohne Musik).

Lovingly packed in a matte finished 4 panel digisleeve, created and designed by Dan Serbanescu. Live Bait Recording Foundation will only be responsible for the CD edition and not digital sales, for those please purchase directly from the artist...
CD Edition at www.murderousvision1.bandcamp.com
#6
GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: New interesting releases o...
Last post by k.p.g - Today at 03:21:07 AM
New Dead Door Unit CD, Painted Windows, is out now via Tribe Tapes!  Special edition already sold out, but the label has plenty of the nifty regular version for sale.
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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: PLAYLIST with COMMENTS/REV...
Last post by DBL - October 02, 2025, 11:05:28 PM
Hypomania - untitled
Cassette, Enfermo Distro, 2020. Limited to 20 copies.

This tape was one of the first releases by Portuguese Hypomania, a noise project of Enfermo Distro's label head. It offers 24 minutes of rough wall noise dubbed loudly on both sides of a C50 cassette (at least on my copy, I'm not sure if all copies used similar tapes). There's a big middle finger on the front cover and a photo of a grimy toilet on the inner flap, so you know this isn't trying to be anything more than what it is. I see nothing wrong with that though, especially since this is a tape by a starting project. That said, it's a pretty enjoyable dose of rough and rugged wall noise, and the tape's sound is a good mixture of crisp crackling and rugged dirt.

Bandcamp: https://enfermodistro.bandcamp.com/album/hypomania

Hypomania / Fuhrer Duhrer - Seduced By Their Studs
Cassette, Enfermo Distro, 2021. Limited to 30 copies.

This split comes with a crude and simple, but also pretty neat fetish photo collage on the cover. That's pretty much all the visuals you get too as there are no infos on the cover besides mentioning the label and project names, not even track titles although the tracks are titled on the label's bandcamp page. Well, this works fine without any of that too, so no worries. This one's a recycled tape that's dubbed LOUD, all in red.

The first Hypomania track is fairly standard wall-ish rough noise with some spoken samples pushing through. The overall sound is pleasingly rugged and dirty, and the track works quite nicely especially in the moments when the samples break it further. It's a shame the track tones down into more formless gloomy murk by its end. The latter track is more of a hoarse mid-frequency flow than a constant low-end rumble, and I found it less interesting of the two. This preference might've been partly effected by the lessening sound pressure between the tracks: the opener hits you hard, whereas the latter one does not.

After Hypomania has gone with two tracks in 13 minutes, in comes the also Portuguese Fuhrer Duhrer with the same numbers. Their side starts very interestingly, with some "submerged" droning ambience that's coupled with a fairly narrow but tastily crude stream of rugged noise harshness. The track has a great atmosphere, sounding like something subdued is on the verge of bursting out. It evolves very little, but stays interesting for its six-minute length. Instead of something subdued, the follow-up track's fairly minimalistic rough screeches and crackles are backed by some semi-abstract (possibly vocal) sounds that carry a heavy reverberation of a wide echoing space. It makes for a nice counterpoint to the previous track, like being freed (or longing to be freed) from the thematic BDSM shackles, but soundwise I didn't find it as interesting. Similarly to Hypomania, both tracks have their merits, but the first track on the side makes the greater impact.

Bandcamp: https://enfermodistro.bandcamp.com/album/seduced-by-their-studs

Hypomania - In Longer And Longer Circles Swinging Towards The Depths Of Our Own Being
Cassette, Enfermo Distro, 2021. Limited to 30 copies.

About 8 minutes of noise dubbed loud on a recycled tape, with suitably crude but stylish collage art by Musrattus who also made the cover art for Hypomania / Fuhrer Duhrer split. There's very little infos here either (including no visual artist credit which I picked up from the label's bandcamp page), and I'm not actually sure about the tape's title either but at least something along those lines is written on the cover. This is some fairly slow-moving harsh noise with a murky and desolate feel, with occasional pedal squeaks and stubbornly present electric crackling giving the rumbling pedal noise harshness some extra textural details. So, no wall noise this time. The harsh flow is backed by industrially echoing room sounds and speaking, I think. It creates a backdrop of being left alone in a horror movie-vibed mental institution (I'm letting the cover art quide me here) and as such works fine together with the main meal of rugged distortion, even if by itself it wouldn't be that interesting to listen to. The very loud dubbing works wonders for this sound too. A short, sampler-like tape, but a good one.

Bandcamp: https://enfermodistro.bandcamp.com/album/in-longer-and-longer-circles-swinging-towards-the-depths-of-our-own-being-real-hard
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GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: New interesting releases o...
Last post by Atrophist - October 02, 2025, 10:37:34 PM
Coming soon from new UK based noise label Squalor of Spirit:


Culver - "To the snakes" c40 (Spirit 1)

Two tracks of slow moving and seductive drone. Bleak, desolate gear, expertly paced and layered. Devil in the detail.


Atrophist - "Fleshlike Distortion" c52 (Spirit 2)

Maladjusted electronics. Moments of light soon snuffed out. Black psychedelia. Searching, grubby postmortem following its own obscured internal logic.


Malaise 57 - "True Elevation" c44 (Spirit 3)

Transcendent, nauseating churn from northern Finland. Liminka Industrial Noise! Programme repeats both sides.


Sexualised Medicine - "Antidote to a World of Flesh" c50 (Spirit 4)

Claustrophobic and cold hearted experiments of malicious intent. English power electronics for the discerning connoisseur. Programme repeats both sides.

Special edition with additional tape featuring raw, extended version of title track also available.

More info soon!
#9
GENERAL SOUND DISCUSSION / Re: Early industrial / post-mo...
Last post by ritualabuser - October 02, 2025, 10:34:18 PM
Just picked up Zahgurim-Moral Rearmament a while back and liked that one. Should scratch the early SPK itch, even the newly recorded material sounded pretty decent.
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GENERAL VISUAL ART / LITERATURE DISCUSSION / Re: Other music forums
Last post by KillToForget - October 02, 2025, 09:54:27 PM
I really miss noiseguide, maniacsonly, harshnoisewall forum, etc..

Thank you for keeping this one up and running