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« Reply #8520 on: May 02, 2022, 03:35:58 PM » |
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Hopefully the CD will arrive in the next couple days, but Fuck! - the new "Himukalt - A third fantasy" is amazing. I really like all her records, but she's just getting better and better. Couldn't wait, so I listened on Bandcamp.
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« Reply #8521 on: May 04, 2022, 07:53:11 AM » |
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I would guess that 2006-8 are not generally voted to be among noteworthy years of Japanese noise? Usually when you check out shelves and check out discogs for more info, many times older stuff and tapes of Japanese noise tapes are all listed, often high priced and wanted. Late 00’s CDR’s is entirely different thing. Often items nobody has even listed to discogs, if it has been, only couple owners and never for sale.
Erehwon CDR This Erehwon cdr titled in japanese I can't type here, is soundtrack for dance performance is pretty good, probably among their best, just cdr format makes it less collectible, less interesting. There are some perfect drones, neat spaceous metal junk screeching and noisy moments. Hour+ of stuff.
Molester ”Rostov-On-Donu” CDR maybe one of his very first ones? Live show from 2008 on pro-CDR, but privately distributed. Some of his works is leaning more to ”power electronics” - perhaps most of all due the themes. This one, surely it can be filed under vile and disapproved interests, but musically pretty straight forward live harsh electronics. I remember meeting him in one of Japanese gigs, and man gave me bunch of items and some magazine as gift. Decade later, still appreciated!
I think now there could be good time for some label to try to do anthology of forgotten years of Japanese noise. Just to see if it would be appreciated like the oldies always get attention no matter if wouldn't be absolute best..
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« Reply #8522 on: May 07, 2022, 03:20:10 AM » |
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Hal Hutchinson self titled tape 2022 Der Bunker
Conceptually this piece isn’t too different from Hal’s recent solo work, but still is a stand out in his discography. It acts like a stripped down version of last year’s “Cold Industrial Experience”. A picture is painted in my mind while listening to this material: Tape loops that sound corroded and found in some burnt down abandoned warehouse in a grey wartorn land. Perhaps the sounds of the churning machines are samples from the workers long ago? The minimal design of the jcard - stamped with the :HH: symbol - then burnt on the edges (each copy varying to a certain degree) - offers a physical manifestation of what Hal might be trying to accomplish here. Timeless, bare bones, repetitive, and put through the ringer. This is noise for fanatics of raw sounding loops. Strongly recommended.
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« Reply #8523 on: May 07, 2022, 02:59:22 PM » |
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High recommendations for the new Hal tape. Funny enough, I listened to it for the first time last night and drafted a very similar review but you beat me to posting it. Hal is the tape loop and metal work master, always very excited for each new release. There are I think at least 3 distinctive pieces per side of the tape and each has a uniquely different sound while all remaining in a lo-fi crude tape work realm. Side B might have had a little more improvised "live" noise if I remember correctly. Will return to this regularly.
This and the somewhat recent Zylkon SS - The Demoralising Effects Of Noise tape are top notch. Each subtle tape drop on Der Dunker from the last couple of years has been quality.
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« Reply #8524 on: May 07, 2022, 06:30:34 PM » |
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Awesome. Yeah its gotten to the point where each release of his is an instant buy. There are a handful of guys like that out there for me.
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« Reply #8525 on: May 08, 2022, 07:46:11 AM » |
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There was also Hal Hutchinson new tape loop tape. Literally just a loop tape, so both sides last just few seconds, but you can obviously let it rotate as long as you wish. I think it was merely 10 copies made!
V/A Humanless Compilation CDR Comp CDR supposedly in edition of 500! Spray painted home made cdr with silkscreened cover.. there’s some decent work… Most of the bands are not noise here (Moss, Thralldom, Unearthly Tance, and so on), but Viodre and about 6 minutes long great Taint tracks makes this CDR keeper!
UTON "Taivaan Joka Kolossa" CDR, Unlimited, but who knows how many was made as obviously it was taken away from sale. Originally Clay Records 2001 and then 2 years later more copies by Musically Incorrect Records (both operated by mr. Sick Seed). I was told was planned to be reissued, but have not been. Finnish experimental noise and drone/handmade junk sounds. These days I like Uton sound vastly more than I did 20 years ago. It used to be tough to swallow the certain type aesthetics of Finn experimental, but learned to appreciate.
YAO 91404 D ”psychotherapy” CDR. For my surprise, 20 years old Russian CDR release that still works just fine! This edition of 23 copies, makes me think like Metgumbnerbone type of acoustic cavernous acts, some sort of flute, junk, odd humming, feels like what noise would be without gear! I am not surprised that this project never gets mentioned anywhere, but besides these ultra limited cdr’s, there’s even one CD on Freak Animal…
Comp CD that came with Denshi Zatsuon #4 magazine, was also sold separately. This dates back to 2000. Koji Tano was alive, and he was key figure in keeping Denshi Zatsuon magazine going. There was issue or two still after he died, but man was too important figure and nobody could keep up that level of work… Highlights on it are ripping Chop Shop track, very neat Kiyoshi Mizutani track and also Thurston Moore surprised how good he was and Veprisuicida of course always rules but this track is also found on his own release.
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« Reply #8526 on: May 08, 2022, 10:48:14 AM » |
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Jarboe- Walls (on Youtube) Like it, from 1984 as far as I know, before she's joining Swans. Very minimal high pitched tones and lots of desperate screaming. If someone would reissue this, on whatever format, I'd gladly buy it. https://youtu.be/Qn1HQ1K8Tv8
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« Reply #8527 on: May 08, 2022, 07:24:23 PM » |
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I've been digging through a recent hefty order from Stoic Strength last couple of days, today's playlist includes:
V/A - Nyrkki ja kyrpä - F&V Compilation CD Sick Seed - The Great Corrupter CD Cervical Smear - Real Death Enthusiast CD Black State - Hlose CD Black State - Offensive Weapon 7"
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« Reply #8528 on: May 08, 2022, 10:01:37 PM » |
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Diesel Guitar: Basically everything. I think, besides when Solmania is in the zone, I generally am not that into "guitar noise", especially when it's clearly just guitar. I hate improv moves, hate Derek Bailey and all that annoying dork playing an instrument in a wacky exploration crap. I'd even say I think Jojo sucks, super dry annoying sharp guitar sound. In the midst of a -Kaidan group effort he rules, but just that raw guitar sound alone is lame. Alternately, just running a guitar through a wet chain can be too easy and obvious. My disinterest is based as usual in my contempt for anything "i can do". Masayuki Takayanagi, I really only LOVE when it's 90's effect drench stuff (though in his case, his skill is beyond mastery and I could never touch it... but even Otomo Yoshihide solo guitar is like... too dry). Most of the DG stuff, all the solo / duo variations, really hits on target for me. It's technically not really harsh, more like Texture Fields which is what I look for, tonal layers too. A lot is really just kosmische ambient heavy guitar drone, like really mellowed down Keiji Haino instrumental sections. It has all been hitting the spot lately, a presence, a haze with hidden light, a cloud dark shifting, it's guitar and effects, but they take it subtle and let it grow (though some tracks do just, STOP, which I always feel, shoulda let it go longer.) Might sit down and do a per release review.
good post, great recommendation, had not heard of this project, and has all the markers of something i would casually overlook were it not for a thoughtful review like this
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« Reply #8529 on: May 13, 2022, 08:03:07 PM » |
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I fucking paid quite a funny amount of money for it, but the Jonathan Briley - Complete Works 7CD boxset is worth every cent! Get it while you can!
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« Reply #8530 on: May 13, 2022, 11:11:41 PM » |
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Batchas: It’s possible Roger from Maggot Bile is here too. Tasteful bass frequencies, spoken German on the A, and a buried spoken loop on the B – this is doing what I was hoping the Maggot Bile record would stick to, frequencies interacting minimally, gradual texture shifts, and reserved pacing – but no cute samples. Kinda reminds me of one of those records you get where you’re like, ok it’s fine, but why press it to vinyl? No real complaints, but as with essentially all things in life, I do wish there were flanged commando vocals yelling over everything . You listen to enough French academic stuff from the 50’s – 70’s any of this ‘at home’ version of concrete from the 80s+ is not worthwhile. He kinda does goofy PE here. Batchas had a couple of really good releases, as did another related project, Myiase (aka Myase). The Bunker Archeology compilation had a solid group of gems on it. Myiase was slated to do a powerhouse themed work that never went beyond the acceptance phase. Both projects are recommended. Harsh talk of Brume, a bona fide great. Can't agree with you on that score.
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« Reply #8531 on: May 17, 2022, 03:22:30 PM » |
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MASS MARRIAGE "Restless" CDNew Forces These days you get quite often remarks about "guys in balaclavas pushing one finger on MS-20", hehe.. sort of deserved for part of the genre, but in some ways, occasionally ain't that many fingers you need for good industrial-noise of some sorts! This CD has pretty simple structures, often oscillating synth, some vocals, samples, a bit of other things, but one barely needs to re-invent the wheel, if there is a bit of taste and know how, and even the tasty buzzing distortion present in vocals and samples is something that hits the sweet spot for me, and I like this way more than previous things I heard from project. SEWER ELECTION "Horse Utopie" CDIdeal Harsh Noise from S.E. barely needs introduction. It is pretty much what S.E. does at the moment, and if you like it, you'll like this. ÄIJÄLÄ / NOVA / KANDELIN "Forest" CDFarfalla Basically this would be Musta Toteemi with additional female vocalist. Droning electronics and droning singing, simple but excellent nevertheless! EDGE OF DECAY "Vein of Metal" CDAussaat CD is partly harsh noise type of thing, partly it is the Finn industrial-noise / PE type approach. There are bunch of tracks ( 8 in total ) that are really damn good, like massive ending piece.. and then there are tracks what would have been fine on tape, but do not appear as good as one would hope CD album to be! Surely fans of Finnish noise filth will be satisfied, but if you expect the final touch of sweet ear-candy, I guess CD could have been recycled via analogue tape or something and it would have have extra punch. V/A Feedback solidarity tapeFinnish noise artists in solidarity for Ukraine. 19 artists from Finland here, and even after there are 5 volumes of KOLARI compilations and 4 volumes of TERÄSSINFONIA, you will have probably almost 10 projects that have not been featured in neither of those series! So this would be another mandatory for those who want to check out the currently active Finnish noise scene. Any why to check? It's brilliant compilation for starters! So good songs here, it's too bad the tape sold so quick. It would probably work out perfectly also as CD compilation. 60 minutes, and I would say there is barely more than couple minutes where it wouldn't be "hit music only", eh eh... You can check it from bandcamp: https://satatuhatta.bandcamp.com/album/feedback-solidarity-finnish-noise-artists-in-solidarity-for-ukraine
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« Reply #8532 on: May 17, 2022, 07:26:04 PM » |
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Taint: sex sick. Do i have to say more? My favourite noise album ever.
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« Reply #8533 on: May 17, 2022, 10:39:02 PM » |
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OCHU - AmokNagen / AbgangsGenom C30 (Hatband, 2022) I've had this recording on tape for quite some time, but have kept myself from playing it too often, as I wanted it rather fresh when the real deal showed up. It was tough, but now it's finally here. This tape sees Ochu pull on his wellingtons again. It's a nod back to his tape heydays in many ways: plenty of "brown notes", uneasy loops and electric seepage. But his present use of untreated field and object sounds have found their way in as well, preventing this thing from being some straight up retro trip, and instead takes off where Dryparn (Gothenburg Blood Cult, 2008) ended while adding new things to the mix. The atmosphere of it is that of a rundown and mismanaged farm, operated by drooling oafs, bereft of the necessary skills and wits. It's a foul and diseased scenery, folks. Bring odor salt in case you insist visiting. Killer tape!
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« Reply #8534 on: May 20, 2022, 03:08:30 PM » |
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V/A Feedback solidarity tapeFinnish noise artists in solidarity for Ukraine. 19 artists from Finland here, and even after there are 5 volumes of KOLARI compilations and 4 volumes of TERÄSSINFONIA, you will have probably almost 10 projects that have not been featured in neither of those series! So this would be another mandatory for those who want to check out the currently active Finnish noise scene. Any why to check? It's brilliant compilation for starters! So good songs here, it's too bad the tape sold so quick. It would probably work out perfectly also as CD compilation. 60 minutes, and I would say there is barely more than couple minutes where it wouldn't be "hit music only", eh eh... You can check it from bandcamp: https://satatuhatta.bandcamp.com/album/feedback-solidarity-finnish-noise-artists-in-solidarity-for-ukraine Yes, excellent compilation and lots of new names (at least for me). I was lucky enough to get the tape, but if this would be also released as CD, I'd most probably want to have it too.
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