AUSTRALIA - Industrial / noise

Started by FreakAnimalFinland, May 27, 2017, 02:59:50 PM

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Scat-O-Logy

Quote from: cr on June 02, 2017, 09:38:57 PM
Quote from: bitewerksMTB on May 27, 2017, 10:48:18 PM

I'd love to hear that the P.P. tapes are being compiled for a double-cd release....

I hope the great Old Captain label will release something like this in the near future. Along with Thule Society and Nife Junger.

http://oleghkolyada.com/label/

Already mentioned before with the Death Pact International CD, but I'd like to give them extra credit: Ebola Disco and Screwtape

Noice! (as the Australians would say)

cr

Haha, strange discovery: I have the Military Position - Anti-human tape for some time and remember listening to it once and that it wasn't too exciting. So didn't investigate any further then. After reading the reviews from UFOI IV festival and watching the clip on YT, I decided to give the tape another chance. But still, not much more interesting, I thought - apart from realizing that the vocals sounded very manly - and wasn't there a woman in the video!?
After comparing my tape with a couple of samples on YT it seems I got something else instead of the MP tape. Shit!

So if anyone wants to get rid of it - I could be the one who takes it.


isomer

Quote from: cr on June 02, 2017, 09:38:57 PM
Quote from: bitewerksMTB on May 27, 2017, 10:48:18 PM

I'd love to hear that the P.P. tapes are being compiled for a double-cd release....

I hope the great Old Captain label will release something like this in the near future. Along with Thule Society and Nife Junger.

http://oleghkolyada.com/label/

Already mentioned before with the Death Pact International CD, but I'd like to give them extra credit: Ebola Disco and Screwtape


Ebola Disco were/are the most uncompromising live pe act in Australia, at least while they were active. Sheer velocity, and usually no more than 10-15 minutes long. Also quite a bit of gallows humour that was lost on a lot of people. They did a cover of Donna Summers' I Feel Love and once managed to secure a live slot at one of Australia's biggest hippie festivals. They also travelled all the way to Hawaii just to play for 10 minutes. Old Captain recently re-released a back catalogue of their stuff which includes a lot of the live recordings - also includes their epic Flies for Friends track released as a 12" by Tesco b/w Rope Society.

For live stuff here, Dead Boomers are also fantastic - one of the best of the current crop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyAKjgjeOdM. Anything that Mark Groves touches is gold in my opnion. His Von Einem stuff is outstanding.

Duncan

Quote from: isomer
Anything that Mark Groves touches is gold in my opnion. His Von Einem stuff is outstanding.

YEP.  Veered away from mentioning as, I suppose, it isn't strictly 'noise/industrial' but I love his work.  Red Wine & Sugar is outstanding.

Leatherface

Quote from: Duncan on June 06, 2017, 12:57:55 PM
Quote from: isomer
Anything that Mark Groves touches is gold in my opnion. His Von Einem stuff is outstanding.

YEP.  Veered away from mentioning as, I suppose, it isn't strictly 'noise/industrial' but I love his work.  Red Wine & Sugar is outstanding.

Mark Groves made great things! I will release his first album as "Arum Lilies" on cd in july.
Track available here:

https://soundcloud.com/death-continues-records/arum-lilies-the-maniac

isomer

Quote from: Leatherface on June 06, 2017, 02:42:42 PM
Quote from: Duncan on June 06, 2017, 12:57:55 PM
Quote from: isomer
Anything that Mark Groves touches is gold in my opnion. His Von Einem stuff is outstanding.

YEP.  Veered away from mentioning as, I suppose, it isn't strictly 'noise/industrial' but I love his work.  Red Wine & Sugar is outstanding.

Mark Groves made great things! I will release his first album as "Arum Lilies" on cd in july.
Track available here:

https://soundcloud.com/death-continues-records/arum-lilies-the-maniac

Ah yes, looking forward to that! The building on that cover is an apartment block in Melbourne where nasty stuff has happened.

urall

Von einem (edit: just noticed it's been mentioned already), Pleasure Bros are two which immediately come to mind.

BTR

Quote from: urall on June 07, 2017, 11:01:50 PM
Von einem (edit: just noticed it's been mentioned already), Pleasure Bros are two which immediately come to mind.

Both great. Love the vocal delivery from Von Einem.

There is a double cassette by a group called Trust (on Future Archaic...what ever happened to that label?) that is really excellent.

trapdoortapes

Quote from: BTR on June 09, 2017, 07:00:25 PM
Quote from: urall on June 07, 2017, 11:01:50 PM
Von einem (edit: just noticed it's been mentioned already), Pleasure Bros are two which immediately come to mind.

Both great. Love the vocal delivery from Von Einem.

There is a double cassette by a group called Trust (on Future Archaic...what ever happened to that label?) that is really excellent.


Label is no longer active

morbid_dyspepsia

Rope Society, Screwtape, Streicher, Armour Group, Cock Safari, Psychward, Mshing, Blut, Sentenced For Life, Word of Life Church SS

morbid_dyspepsia

Shortlived death industrial / power-electronics trio ETHIC CLEANSING which consisted of Screwtape and Ebola Disco.

WCN

Harsh Noise label and EU based distro of American Imports
https://whitecentipedenoise.com/


collapsedhole

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Quote from: WCN on June 20, 2017, 12:13:06 AM
NECKHOLD

fuck yeah, i was lucky enough to see them play at Red Light District several times while they were living in Queens NY, and every time it was insane. hands down some of the best & most action packed exciting live harsh noise i've ever heard. heavy energy with punishing execution. the unspoken communication between the two of them translated through live electronics was impressive to witness. where the Incapacitants revel in an ongoing trance of noise bliss, Neckhold's level of violence exploded so fiercely often sets were over in a matter of minutes and everything around them left a wreck.

they recorded and sent a master for an LP on Trash Ritual but soon after the label ceased activity and it was shelved. the brothers turner several times said they would mail it to me to release as a cassette on collapsed hole noise, along with new material, but nothing ever arrived. still hoping a package shows up at my door someday...

until then - if anyone has the Neckhold tapes on Sounddesign, Trapdoor, or Scumbag Relations for sale or trade in the US, drop me a PM! or anything not listed on discogs as well.

edit:
i'd also like to get ahold of this as well: https://www.discogs.com/Various-Scvm/release/2448538
"This compilation was released to document the unique and diverse wave of hardcore, grindcore and noisecore that came out of Australia between 2007 to 2008. Time for a bomgbong."