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Hospital edition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ke9JbWKAeTc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVCB-BiiZB0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lcrp_ocwxDU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6D0YDkavEc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-C3x5uQPlw
Speaking of Hospital...
http://vacationvinyl.bigcartel.com/category/cassette
https://soundcloud.com/unrest-productions/puce-mary-mckenzie
https://soundcloud.com/unrest-productions/grunt-bloodthirst
>>55393157
>http://vacationvinyl.bigcartel.com/category/cassette
Hey that might actually be pretty good.
>>55394808
Oh, the BigCartel page has nothing to do with the split, I just linked it because it's selling some recent HP releases for prices cheaper than you'd get on Discogs.
https://soundcloud.com/skinnytrips/caves-1
https://soundcloud.com/skinnytrips/havoc-on-the-floor-idea-34
>>55394963
Indeed, thanks for that anyway - I picked up the EJ tape.
How big of a role does the aesthetic of a noise album play when you are assessing it? I feel like noise music, since it is so loose as a form of music, has the opportunity to explore many themes. At the same time, its connection with those themes might be less significant.
Pic related for example. I think it's really neat to explore animal rights and wildlife in an album, but if you compared this to another of Merzbow's works would you be able to tell which one more influenced by dolphins without looking at the covers?
>>55395653
Well, I tend to gravitate to more serious concepts - like stuff that isn't forced or, you know, memey. So as long as it isn't forced, I'll enjoy the concept if the noise sounds appealing to me. I think it's plenty significant when done right. When a noise album really immerses you into the concept with imagery and track titles, it's a really cool experience. That's what I really like about Hospital Productions.
>>55395653
>How big of a role does the aesthetic of a noise album play when you are assessing it?
As big of a role as it plays in albums of any other genre, which is to say that I do pay attention to it and think it plays a (sometimes significant)part in the perceptions of the sounds themselves. The art production technique, imagery, color palette, etc. that forms the packaging of a release all influence the forms and sensations I'll associate with the sounds.
The sonic and visual aesthetics should ideally work together to form a coherent work stimulating on all fronts. One should hammer the aim of the other home.
I won't praise inferior recordings if they come wrapped in an aesthetic that appeals to me and I won't shit on great recordings if I find the presentation of them amateurish and lacking(something as inextricably tied to homemade art and DIY as noise is the last medium in which taking offense to that makes sense IMO) but it is important to me.
Which isn't to say that the only aesthetics that resonate with me are the ones heavy on labor and ornamentation. I love the utilitarian, anonymous aesthetics commonplace when it comes to techno and house for example(or talking about noise, RRRecords' Recycled and Pure releases' looks that are completely irrelevant to the sounds, or Lust Vessel/Hanson tapes/some Hospital batches' reliance on unified graphic design).
>>55396926
Fucking hell, that's a bigger wall of text than I thought.
To sum the whole thing up: I like looking at things.
So I just listened to 1930 by merzbow, shit was intense yo
Where do I go from here
>>55397204
read the noise charts from the pastebin & listen to stuff from there i guess
What's your guys thoughts on Prurient's new track?
https://soundcloud.com/profoundlorerecords/prurient-greenpoint
>>55395721
>That's what I really like about Hospital Productions.
Yeah, one of the things I appreciate the most about Hospital and Fernow's projects is that inclination towards getting the most out of an idea(both visual and sonic; he's managed to cram pretty much every facet of Prurient's visual obsessions onto the cover of Frozen Niagara Falls in one way or another, which is quite appropriate considering his claims that FNF is a major statement on what Prurient is in the first place) and reusing motifs and themes in ways that give them completely new contexts(he does that a lot in his lyrics and titles as well).
Sometimes it's completely blatant and sometimes you only even notice it by accident.
Like the way he revived and updated the typography on Black Vase for the last two proper full-lengths...
http://www.discogs.com/Prurient-Black-Vase/master/44904
http://www.discogs.com/Prurient-Bermuda-Drain/master/352050
http://www.discogs.com/Prurient-Through-The-Window/master/523979
...or the already mentioned unified themes in packaging and graphics when it comes to some Hospital release batches.
http://www.discogs.com/FFH-Whats-The-Difference/release/927307
http://www.discogs.com/Prurient-Cocaine-Death/release/927304
http://www.discogs.com/Shift-Hungry-Ghost/release/927312
http://www.discogs.com/KP-Nominating-Someone/release/2099534
http://www.discogs.com/Age-Of-Enlightenment-Cape-Town-Slayer/release/2099531
http://www.discogs.com/Hair-Police-On-Dark-And-Bloody-Ground/release/2101379
I love that sort of attention to detail. It gives the whole thing a nice sense of continuity.
Just bought this at The Music Exchange in Nottingham. Looks promising, sounded moreso from the sample I heard.
(sample)
https://familydrone.bandcamp.com/album/unnecessary-woe-2
Also, the store has a shit ton of Einstürzende Neubauten in their industrial section - what would be their top three you'd recommend to begin with?
>>55397991
I've heard of that band though I didn't listen to anything they've put out yet. They're supposed to be quite good.
>what would be their top three you'd recommend to begin with?
Kollaps, 1/2 Mensch, Haus Der Luege. Neubauten never released something not worth hearing though.
https://soundcloud.com/mephisto_waltz/valley
Thoughts on my latest noise track...?
>>55398279
Not noise. Sounds like shitty digital ambient, sorry
>>55398279
It sounds fine, I don't know what this guy >>55398315 is talking about. It is noise.
>>55398279
imo, too clean at the beginning but after that it gets alright.
>>55398315
You listened to the track for a minute... How can you form your opinion on it based on the first minute alone?
>>55395653
i'd say sort of drifting from the traditional noise album to a noise 'concept album' of sorts is very refreshing and if that theme is executed well it can really help the album
>>55398315
>>55398364
>>55398389
Thanks for the feedback, guys! You're right about it verging on dark ambiance, but I definitely think the noise elements of this track are prevalent enough to warrant it being shared here.
>>55398579
You don't need to bump if there's discussion going on and if the thread isn't past like page 5 or so.
>>55398621
Sorry, got a little zealous since the last thread tanked... Noise threads are the only thing that keep me coming back to /mu/.
>>55395653
many times I'll either check out or pass over albums because of their visual appeal. for example I've heard almost nothing off the sacred bones label because their cover art is always horrid
>>55392842
Did anybody actually go to the store when it was open?
>>55395653
Very important. I'll site Macronympha and The Rita as examples. The presentation is completely indicative of how I perceive the noise and sets the 'tone'.
>>55400182
Some Anon mentioned going to the store, chatting with Fernow and being given some free tapes in a thread a few days back.
>>55400274
That must have been a few years ago. Didn't hey close shop in 2012?
>>55400346
Late 2011.
>>55396926
does anyone have a link for this release?
>>55399338
>sacred bones cover art
>horrid
>>55397991
>the store has a shit ton of Einstürzende Neubauten in their industrial section
Fuck, i'm so jealous.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ova42UaCIEo
>>55401164
I'm with you on that bro (I've decided to stop calling people anon in /noise/, we're bro's). I like the Sacred Bones aesthetic
We had a discussion a couple of threads ago about how most Noise people are graphic artists for a living. So in light of this bro >>55395653 I think it is important because it makes releases have cohesion. It's a nice package too. Most of the art from noise I love. Everything from Sissy Spacek to the Wolf Eyes covers and the blown up pictures from Macronympha and the repeated iconography of Man Is The Bastard and Bastard Noise. It all adds to the package.
>>55401164
pick two
>>55401352
forced cohesion for the sake of cohesion is petty and ugly
sacred bones will be remembered foremost for how they tried to forced their own identity on their records
>>55401904
I feel this.
The art, sans Sacred Bones labeling, is pretty good usually. But when you look at works like Bestial Burden and pic related (Not familiar with the work, just picked it at random), you can only notice how clashing and unappealing forcing the label information on it is.
Fav Hanson release?
Fav American Tapes release?
Fav Fag Tapes release?
passing by newb
tried to listen to some noise each day to get used to it. Have listened to some merzbow, keiji, prurient, gregoriegege
only slightly liked sun baked snow cave and this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTmBbJ1ZvMw
what to do?
>>55403467
listen to hijokaidan- sounds of the sea
>>55403537
*sound of the sea my bad
>>55402832
>Fav Hanson release?
Emaciator - Possessive
Skin Graft - Dystrophy
Prurient - Prurient
V/A - Michigan
>Fav American Tapes release?
I'm not a big fan of American and I haven't heard a lot of material on it. Most of those releases are just self-indulgent fucking about and throwaway half-formed ideas.
Birth Refusal - Cove Core
Graveyards - Formless Music From A Coming Age
Miscarriage - Miscarriage (this was a co-release by like 4 or 5 labels but American is one of them so I'm counting it)
Wolf Eyes - Human Slaughterhouse Demos
>Fav Fag Tapes release?
I like this label even less than I like American, in all honesty. I'm not too keen on these sorts of hyperproductive, throwing-shit-at-the-wall-and-seeing-what-sticks labels in general.
I like the idea and I appreciate the totally personal aspect but in practice I can't imagine most of the releases on them being of any interest to anyone other than the people who made them and those people's friends.
Sick Llama - Blue Syrup Dreams
Aaron Dilloway - Since He's Been Gone
Fail Sick - Stoned Nuisance
>Bonus: favorite Gods Of Tundra releases(since I always saw Hanson, American and Gods Of Tundra as brother labels)
Rodger Stella - Foucault Zombie
V/A - A Thousand Colors Blaze
Failing Lights - Combat Stance
>>55404082
>Miscarriage - Miscarriage
do you know where I can find this?
it's very difficult to search for on slsk
>>55400274
That was me, it was a few years back. Must've been late 2010 - the massive 8xCS box sets had come out recently and I'd grabbed the Exploring Jezebel one online, then during a trip to the city I picked up the Alberich box plus a few other great things like a K.P. tape and a Les Joyaux De La Princesse flexi. I think he gave me a Lussuria tape for free. This was well after he'd moved upstairs but the space was still pretty small. Lot of stuff crammed in there for such a small space though.
>>55404990
Damn those are rare as fuck. Awesome collection. Would love to see your other stuff.
>>55404593
I got it from SLSK myself, sorry, and I lost the files in the meantime so I can't share it with you. I guess it's just a matter of typing in "miscarriage 2006" at the right time. Brief checkup on the few blogs that had it up has all the links removed.
>>55404990
Fucking nice.
I've been thinking about getting the CD reissue of Point And Void myself.
>>55405102
This isn't everything - most of my stuff is pretty disorganized
>>55405200
I think that was his first one that really made me sit up and take notice. Definitely get it.
>>55405454
Where'd you get those Jason Campbell and Echo Chamber splits?
And was Geography Of Hell ever confirmed to be Fernow?
>>55405721
>Where'd you get those Jason Campbell and Echo Chamber splits?
Jon Borges
>And was Geography Of Hell ever confirmed to be Fernow?
Not officially, but I think it is.
>>55405974
Cool.
>Not officially, but I think it is.
I figured it might have been Kris Lapke, though I have no real reasoning behind that idea aside from the themes of the GOH releases reminding me of Alberich.
what upcoming noise releases should I be hyped for bros?
>>55402287
>>55401904
>>55402287
I disagree but it's also not important. Bestial Burden would have been an amazing cover with the sacred bones branding if they chose a different color for the font. I think the same for your pic too. Red does not work but perhaps a grey.
Definitely not forcing their identity. The artist does not have to release the records on that label.
I think of Vertigo comics. Vertigo is very into branding and their comics are fairly niche. It;s almost like a standard for what they want to put out. K Records is similar as is Janus Films.
I'm done posting about this.
>>55406309
new Kevin Drumm album in May, Merzbow / Mats Gustafsson / Balázs Pándi / Thurston Moore collab and Xiu Xiu / Merzbow collab are all comin up
>>55406309
Two cool albums have just come out that you can get into. The new John Wiese and new Prurient.
>>55406966
>new Kevin Drumm album in May
another one already?
>Merzbow / Mats Gustafsson / Balázs Pándi / Thurston Moore collab and Xiu Xiu / Merzbow collab are all comin up
these have been out for a while now
also Brath is yet to be ripped
new Prurient on the way but it's getting overhyped as fuck, trying to remain cautious about it
>>55407001
Prurient isn't out until mid-May.
>>55406309
Most of the heavy-hitters have either already come out or are coming out soon. Grunt, Wiese, Damien Dubrovnik, Sissy Spacek, Koufar, LR & Puce Mary, Ames Sanglantes, Bizarre Uproar, Sick Seed, Vampyric Screams VA, Prurient...
I've got to admit that aside from the new The Rita full-length out in September and the new Pedestrian Deposit I'm not aware of any other major releases to look forward to. At least none I can think of right now.
still bangs
>>55397898
Fernow's sense of aesthetic on some of his one-off releases is really good. I love his use of blunt and powerful titles too.
wish me luck
>>55408448
>recorded between 1995-1997
He was still good then. You're probably in for a good time.
And I have a proper hard-on for these sorts of massive box-sets.
Was Sutcliffe Jugend's We Spit On Their Graves the first noise/PE release to really go all-out in terms of length and amount of material?
>>55398456
>noise 'concept album'
examples?
>>55408784
Jason Crumer's albums
>>55408784
Not him, but off the top of my head, stuff like Dual Action's Nightmare Angel of the Expressways. Lots of noise albums (and projects) revolve around specific concepts. Dom Fernow has done a bunch of stuff around the Green River Killer. Check out Force Publique Congo too, which is a project based around the exploitation of the Congolese for natural resources.
>>55405454
Hey man let me ask you...what kind of sound system do you use to play tapes? Do you get shitty boom boxes from thrift stores? Do you have a digital download that comes with the tape? I can't imagine you play them in your car?
Maybe you have a walkman? Maybe you connect the walkman to a PA speaker? I'd love to know.
>>55408915
I have a couple Nakamichi decks, but I usually run my Nakamichi LX-5 through an old Gemini PS424X into my computer's line-in. It does pretty well.
Here are a few rips I've done on that setup:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/mhhr7aakn2fyzji/blackalberich.rar
http://www.mediafire.com/download/ydctonwjaom/crossehumiliation_averyyoungrider.rar
http://www.mediafire.com/download/nm0mmzjwjiz/jasoncampbellprurientsplit.rar
http://www.mediafire.com/download/w36k8430cq9sxpf/undergroundcanada.rar
>>55409195
Sweet, thanks for answering.
>>55409195
Do you rip them and then listen to them on your computer, or do you ever listen to them on your decks?
>>55409247
>do you ever listen to them on your decks?
Nah. I don't really have the full components of a stereo system - no receiver, no speaker system or whatever. It makes more sense to run them through to the computer. I listen to them as they're being ripped though, of course.
>>55409331
interesting, thanks.
>>55409331
I read that Macronympha interview a few weeks back (thanks to whoever posted that, I was in stitches) and Joe was saying how he loves the most intense harshest noise and he wants the stereo rumbling and over modulating and what not.
I have a few tape stereos. Shitty things that have been saved over the years. I kind of want to start playing some noise tapes over those and seeing the different responses. In effect the medium becomes part of the experiential listening.
i'm pretty new to noise. what are some deep cuts you guys would recommend? i really like pulse demon and modern jester
>>55406926
>Vertigo comics
my nigga! I should try for a noise concept album based on Morrison's run on Doom Patrol
>>55410689
Guilty Connector - Beats, Noise & Life. (try Mother's Bloated Corpse too, that's another good one)
Controlled Bleeding - Knees & Bones, while PE is very intense and varied, I think you'll like it.
Really though, your best bet is to check the charts out. They're not perfect but they're spread out enough to get a basic idea of what you'll find that you'll like and dislike in the genre, so you can search a bit more specifically.
Nu-Noise kids are the fucking worst.
I don't know if it's been mentioned here, but Pedestrian Depoist has a new record coming out and I'm pretty hyped about it.
https://soundcloud.com/monorailtrespassing/pedestrian-deposit-shifted-snake-excerpt
>>55411692
what's nu-noise
>>55413176
Power noise riffs with edgy lyrics over them, obviously.
>>55411692
I'll say.
some vids i took at the kk null/bastard noise/merzbow/balazs pandi/keiji haino concert in japan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5elDD6EDfX8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJJGkhLBNzI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aiKlOyA7tQ
What are the essential Bastard Noise / Man Is the Bastard releases?
>>55415617
D.I.Y.C.D, Mancruel, Thoughtless, Sum Of The Men 'The Brutality Continues...'
>>55413176
Nothing, this attention whore has been reposting that from past noise threads with hope someone would fall for the bait.
>>55415642
thanks
wtf is this piece of shit genre
look familiar?
>>55410928
That would be awesome! Would you have lyrics?
I think it would be refreshing to have noise soundtracks for some of my favorite comics instead of whinny chorus pre chorus based structures.
Don't get me wrong, lyrics are fine but one of my favorite series ever is the Garth Ennis MAX run on 'The Punisher' Instead of having some nu-metal (not they would do that) or Sepultura soundtrack with song titles like 'Pushing On' or "Being The Man" or 'The Hero In Me' Imagine a soundtrack from Incapacitants.
>>55415617
This guy >>55415642 pointed out the MITB essentials so I'll mention some Bastard Noise favorites.
Throne Is Melting, The Analysis Of Self-Destruction, Descent To Mimas, Skull Wave, RRRevenge, their splits with Merzbow and The Gerogerigegege and the collaborative album with Christian Renou.
Those are just the essentials though, they've done a lot more worthwhile stuff.
>>55414612
nice
>>55417959
pruri-senpai :3
>>55397680
where pastebin
>>55411546
>>55418553
I am interested on where to find the charts too
noise is not music , it is gay
>>55418090
Oh, and I forgot Bastard Noise Hails The Finnish Sound Masters. That's a collaborative album between BN and various Finnish noise artists.
>>55418786
just like u're mom lol
>>55418553
>>55418762
got you covered bros
>>55418762
>>55418553
>>55419216
http://pastebin.com/PhhV6eSx
woops
>>55418090
Backing up this bro I fucking love the 'Descent To Mimas' album.
'The Analysis of Self-Destruction is really expensive if you want a hard copy. I don't think I saw a link in the archive but it is obviously out there.
https://burnwardrecords.bandcamp.com/album/davidian
Hey /noise/, I finished this album a little while ago and was wondering if I could get some opinions. It's a mix of noise, ambient, and power electronics.
>>55418786
Most noise isn't gay. Only my noise. I want to create noise that create the turbulence and anxiety of a gay adolescent coming to terms with his homosexuality. Try to cover feeling all over the spectrum from angst, anger, that sort of thing.
I'm really into drawing oversized insects lately too so I'm sure that will be a part of it.
Oh also, I did this literally a week ago but it's:
SUNDAY MORNING - NO FRIENDS, NOWHERE TO BE EDITION
Listening to this as we speak.
https://mega.co.nz/#!aEwyRSAL!Bt3d0Ayrje9lpTHZJWaFmCTbFxRNR4aLXfgUpkhDdwA
>>55420097
Sick setup dude, need a bigger amp tho.
>>55418786
Richard Ramirez agrees.
>>55420097
were you the guy that livestreamed a set from your bedroom? I think I recognize that setup + bed combo
Where to with this guy after Sexless Merit and Fires Frame The Silhouette?
Singles, EPs, albums, I don't care.
>>55421781
No, I've never done a live streamed set. Though I'd totally love to. I've posted my setup before in a previous thread.
>>55422151
>>55421781
Yeah, I think we need more of those at /noise/.
1. They're cool
2. Sort of filters out bad for the people who really want to be here.
>>55421866
So did you start with those first few you posted? I've never dived into this but I can catch up and go on this journey with you bro.
>>55422631
I don't remember the one I mistook him for doing very well cause I was hella blazed when I watched it, but from what I do remember it was pretty cool
>>55419236
neat, thanks a lot bro
So I saw a shitty minivan going home from the grocery store today and couldn't help think... I would love to know how all these noise bros tour. This is why I like it when us bros post interviews and documentaries. We all know the importance of playing live but I don't think we discuss the logistics of this ofter.
Take Prurient for example (as he is touring now, and is always touring). Do you think he travels alone? Does he take a stage hand?
What does he drive? How much equipment does he bring (because his noise varies, I wonder if there is any sort of must needed equipment)?
I understand the importance of maintaining a mystery but I think it is interesting for those of us who are here frequently to discuss.
>>55418090
>>55419962
Following up. I found a link (I am a moron). This should go in the pastebin. Essential listening for someone looking to evolve their palette of noise
http://www.mediafire.com/download/468r6hgco3sjm8l/BN-The+Analysis+of+Self-Destruction.zip
BTW Eric HATES music pirates.
>>55419962
http://www.discogs.com/sell/release/194154?ev=rb it's up pretty cheap here, $14~ for a mint copy.
>>55423288
Well shit. I was looking at it here: http://www.bastardnoiseskullvault.com/Bastard_Noise____The_Analysis_Of_Self-Destruction_CD/p1824420_8300700.aspx
>>55423288
>>55423336
Is it just you and me here now? You have to have a pretty extensive physical copy collection. Also, do you have a blog or something?
Can any noise expert tell me what does the Macronympha logo means? Looks cool af.
>>55423767
that is an amazing shirt
>>55422655
Yeah I did. Both are quality though Sexless Merit is much more basic and heavier on the homemade feel.
>>55422756
The amounts of gear and companions/assistants(noise artists and groups tend to tour together a lot, I imagine most artists have been on the road a lot more with other artists than on their own) probably vary from tour to tour depending on how an artist plans to approach the performances.
Talking about Prurient's case in particular when it comes to the amounts of gear used on tour though, he's pretty much always relied on getting the most out of minimal setups rather than dragging cases upon cases of equipment with him. Amps, a mixer, a mic, a few pedals and a synth, not much more to it than that as far as I can see. I imagine he's modified the gear that he does use though, at least some of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzoryTs7nMk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLlSnjs-rl0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sP-Ze6rRO0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dM1WPpHv3E
>>55423767
Looks like a caveman's take on the Neubauten logo.
yo /noise/ bros what're you listening to?
I'm just finishing up pic related, it's some pretty interesting HNW/ANW/not quite HNW.
>>55424238
What about his Vatican Shadow setup? I think it's 2 Ipod classics, cassette player and pedals?
>>55424318
> I think it's 2 Ipod classics, cassette player and pedals?
As far as I know, yeah. Ipods, pedals and a cassette walkman or two.
>>55423767
pretty sure they are referencing Einstyrzende and it doesnt actually mean anything
>>55423392
>physical copy collection
it's actually abysmally small atm. I'm still seeking a second job so I haven't bought much physical formats at all. I've got some noise CD/tape/vinyl, but I want it to be much bigger. Also no blog yet. I just focus on keeping the pastebin full of downloads. I may move it to a share blog later on.
>>55424294
I regret not downloading the releases on their bandcamp while it was still up. Going to listen to this after some work.
>tfw I google image searched the album title without including the word discogs in it
>>55426640
>tfw I google image searched the album title without including the word discogs in it
so did I, my roommate asked me why I was looking at toothed vagina cupcakes.
does anyone happen to have a ddl link for "music for smoke filled elevators"? I can't find a blog with one and uni internet keeps me from using torrents/slsk. don't work too hard at it though I'll be back home in two weeks.
>>55426859
>does anyone happen to have a ddl link for "music for smoke filled elevators"?
wait nevermind I found it on archive.org
>>55427084
Mirroring this to the archive so that it's easier to find
Vág - Music for Smoke Filled Elevators
>HNW (harsh noise wall), ANW (ambient noise wall)
YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAGfTj5HsR0
DL: https://mega.co.nz/#!gJ8mkSwI!5TzkDA-x5sE9ksYh-vJ_xavE2I9EblcBCrjtWwSd540
>>55426859
>toothed vagina cupcakes.
I wish I had gotten that.
>>55427711
I'll add this to the pastebin, ty for the link.
Coming soon from Jason Crumer:
http://norentrecords.bigcartel.com/product/reverse-baptism-toilet-of-your-dreams-brand-ranch-dressing
I don't know about any of you but I'm very excited.
>>55428446
>This is not a music release in any way, it is ranch dressing by Reverse Baptism.
>>55428446
In before everyone who orders it dies from food poisoning.
for the love of bump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACk5LfWNKnI
>>55429810
bump i say
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiir5g9tHjY
Surprisingly solid review of the new EJ album, considering it's on TMT(or maybe I just like it because it aligns with my interpretation of the album, who knows).
http://www.tinymixtapes.com/music-review/exploring-jezebel-on-a-business-trip-to-london
>>55431336
TMT can usually have some incredibly well written reviews, but because the majority of their staff are no much older than us (assuming "us" that is, they're in their mid 20s, I'm getting there)
they have a semi-bad rep on here, but when it comes to conceptually inspired electronic music, they're usually on point
that said though, I couldn't stand the new EJ album
hot damn
>>55427711
did some googling, apparently you can get this on CDr if you're so inclined for relatively cheap. cumfunction()blogspot()co()uk/2013/09/vag-music-for-smoke-filled-elevators.html
Also this >>55426640 is going pretty well. It's more industrial centered, which I didn't realize going in but so far nothing's been a big miss.
>>55423767
i guess it's similar
>>55431531
>that said though, I couldn't stand the new EJ album
Yeah, it's a lot more interesting conceptually than as an actual listening experience(though I do appreciate the gross, repressed atmosphere of it). Which I guess is bound to happen when you deliberately set out to make an album devoid of climax and direction.
Could some noisebros give me their opinion on a track? It's closer to drone than noise but there's definitely a lot of noise there
https://soundcloud.com/bodynegative/august-fades
>>55399338
Agreed, Sacred Heart covers are ruined by that logo in the corner. Not to mention some of the art is borderline 2edgy (looking at you Bestial Burden and Dumb Flesh)
>>55432335
abandon is much edgier
>>55432335
>>55432376
Pharmakon's covers are pretty awful, yeah. High-school-project level amateur photography shit.
They do a good job of reflecting the rudimentary nature of the music though.
>>55432250
I like it
live
does anyone know of a place that i can buy physical releases from the rita, ive been looking all over the place
Sick lineup. Though I would have had Aspa doing a Grunt set rather than a Pain Nail one.
http://www.last.fm/festival/4055840+Heavy+Electronics+III
That guy who was bummed about not seeing Prurient in Berlin way back when is in luck.
>>55433937
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?artist_id=212478&ev=ab
You can also order stuff directly from MacKinlay or ask him for a list of the distros that hold Rita stuff. lakesharkhn[at]gmail[dot]com
>>55402287
>an lp
>a label production
>>55434114
Though you should check out his blog first for the items that he has to sell. It's mostly recent stuff.
http://bakurita dot blogspot dot com
>>55434169
He does pretty good shipping rates too. Just ordered Queen Sheets from him - $30USD shipped, better than anyone I could get stateside.
>>55432496
Currently blasting Bestial Burden on vinyl, so good. The Sacred Bones stuff is annoying but at least you can barely read it on this cover as it bleeds into the image.
>>55421866
Anyone?
I'll get a bunch of his releases at random anyway but I'm curious about personal favorites.
Interesting thing I found, Fernow seems to have taken the Vatican Shadow logo from here
http://www.discogs.com/label/16961-Society-Records
>>55417969
kind of really late responding, but yeah I'd probably have Doom Patrol related lyrics. I have a children's book about Shockheaded Peter, the inspiration for the Scissormen, so I can just read that over a long ass track. If anything, I'd just quote bits and pieces of dialogue from certain characters. For example, I could do a track about Crazy Jane and just have shitloads of vocal tracks dubbed over each other, quoting her various personalities.
I think I'm actually going to do this, but it will take some time, since I have uni and work and shit that gets in the way of /noise/ and comics
>>55397991
>Also, the store has a shit ton of Einstürzende Neubauten in their industrial section - what would be their top three you'd recommend to begin with?
Kollaps, Haus Der Luege, Perpetuum Mobile to get a sense of their variety.
Good live noise shows on YouTube?
>>55435167
>paying money for Pharmakon
Actually, I can't really judge. I bought a shirt from her when she opened for Cult of Youth. Then again, I bought it mainly because it had a big picture of Iggy Pop's dick, which seemed like a very /noise/ purchase at the time (Iggy Pop isn't noise but dicks could be, I guess)
>>55437636
The Sodality live January 2014 (Mark Solotroff on vox):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4cIEeheipw
Rodger Stella live April 2013:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSEDRkr8NSE
Reverse Baptism live November 2011:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2bYICXCUeI
Yellow Tears at Burning Fleshtival 2011:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHQBAwmD-aE
Shallow Waters live May 2008:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk_Y9yRZ1iM
Sissy Spacek @ No Fun 07:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6Oz9rnEunQ
Moment live in Providence 2003 (Dom is in this somewhere)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2w7C-RkX-c
Ramleh live 2007 Mundy / DiFranco lineup:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdNTa8q0Lag
Schimpfluch-Gruppe - Spaghetti Aktion 961123:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Bd9f-VVLYg
Runzelstirn & Gurgelock - Erbrechspiel Für 3 Mädchen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuHJ8kMYICM
>>55437636
There's a number of good videos on this channel.
https://vimeo.com/noisevision
