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It's a christmas miracle edition (prev: >>61231208 )
http://pastebin.com/PhhV6eSx
>shares, charts, tips
Tell us how your month of noise is going, discuss good albums you've heard. Merry christmas, lads.
I LIKE DRY ICE
I KEEP A GRIP ON MY VICE
for anybody interested in doing the comp, here's the info >>61231235
also it says that the cutoff date is new years day, but it's actually January 23rd now.
>>61266252
>Tell us how your month of noise is going
Well pic related is my week. I'm having a hell of a lot of fun with this. Moreso than NBBMN last month. I'm kinda loose with my functional definition of noise, so I'm including some old school industrial, EAI, and field recordings.
Did you guys find out more about I am a Lake of Burning Orchids and his/her other projects and Whitemorgue?
>>61266357
his Laurel Noose project is probably my fav noise thing ever
mi mes de noise is going pretty good. I've been working on a bunch of tracks that use the soundtrack to Metropolis as the basis for the samples, and I'm gonna be releasing an album on new years day.
i've been checking out a bunch of noise essentials and getting into the Rita, Merz (besides Pulse Demon), etc. haven't been checking out that much stuff in the last few days because of the holiday season/working on tracks, but I copped the bootleg of 77 Live by LRD that came out last month, so that's cool.
>>61266331
I'd participate but I hate bandcamp
>>61266671
lol why
>>61266331
Also, how tf do you make a noise track ABOUT anything?
>>61266687
I just really dislike the feel of it. Feels like MySpace or RealMediaPlayer.
>>61266717
as compared to the mess that is soundcloud?
>>61266691
you choose what you wanna say about your town and then you make a track based around your feelings :-)
>>61266691
Use field recordings of your subject, make the music with the subject in mind so that it emotes, to you, the feeling you get from your subject, contextualize the track with the title, artwork, packaging, and project name. In many cases noise is closer to a multimedia artform than one of just sound
>>61266730
I'm talking about design. Soundcloud is beautiful. It feels RIGHT.
>>61266717
what other places would you suggest to publish it digitally?
>>61266755
>Use field recordings of your subject
Yeah, well, there's that, of course.
>>61266765
One very obvious place.
>>61266691
hospitalproductions.net
>>61266799
what is it?
>>61266799
i'll try to guess
soundcloud
>limited to 180 minutes of music on one account
youtube
>no
>>61266760
Soundcloud is god awful and is designed for people who aren't interested in a full or conceptual release and just want to share single tracks they've made for friends and is buggy as all shit.
on the subject of the comp dude getting paid money:
I was on the compilation and i paid for the release, i think $10 aud as a toke of appreciation for helping organize and release it because it takes time to do shit like that. i didn't think it was that weird.
>>61266880
>toke
token*
>>61266869
Soundcloud is the only option, because bandcamp is just completely lame, ugly and stinky.
NBND #150
halfway there!
My gf gave me the DOD Death Metal FX86 for christmas, now i only need a MIDI controller and I'll be releasing IAALOBO rip-offs as fast as possible
>>61266357
I'm trying to find more info, but i can't find any release from the other fags at Whitemorgue.
If anyone knows something about
>The Inner Garden
>Black Amnesia of Heaven
>Antique Undersea
Please let me know
>>61266950
dont fall for those /noise/ trolls
>>61266950
Bandcamp looks fine compared to Soundcloud, and is far more organizationally good looking.
The windowlistener EP posted in the last thread is great! Gotta be honest, from the description I thought it was going to be boring, but it has pleasantly surprised me.
https://windowlistener.bandcamp.com/releases
>>61266743
This
>>61266950
I much prefer bandcamp myself...in basically every way
Also I find that drinking is a good accompaniment to hnw. Today I was listening to thousands of dead gods while reclining on a leather couch sipping a White Russian and it was hella comfy. Do y'all find this to be true for you?
NBND #151
>>61267818
>just browsing around
>see my EP posted
I'm kind of surprised, but thanks
>>61268138
not the guy who posted it, but I know that feeling. it's lit.
>>61268004
this final track really is phenomenal
NBND #152
I know it's not really noise, but would anyone be up for talking about Vatican Shadow? What's your favorite release/era? What did you think of Death is Unity with God? I've always preferred the Washington Buries Al-Qaeda Leader at Sea series the most. I think they demonstrate the highest points of all the best elements of the project, and the longer more reverby tracks he did early on were always my favorites. I think Death is Unity with God is a nice change from what I thought we were going to be getting from now on after Remember Your Black Day - more accessible dancy stuff. Death in contrast brought back that dark, tense, and industrial atmosphere that I think really characterizes the project, even if he's not necessarily going to go back to the simple percussive loops and long drony synths of the early days. I have to commend Dom's talent in creating the atmosphere of what he called the "spy game where you don't know whose side your own or who is winning".
Also interested in what people think of Byzantine Private CIA since it's so different from the others.
Noise is not music. Its nothing but garbage!
>>61268532
back to whatcd with u, nerd
>>61266333
tbqh I'd def include old school industrial. Which release in that 5x5 is your favorite?
>>61268490
I agree with enjoying the Washington Buries... series the most of out all VS. I'm glas I own the second one on cassette because Bin Laden's Corpse is so good. I don't have a favorite era although I really enjoyed When You Are Crawling.
Death Is Unity With God was a cool release even though I haven't absorbed it all just yet, especially Fireball. I would rather much own that box set rather than the Vampyric Screams thing but too bad I live on the other side of the planet from where Death was sold at that show ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I wanna see more of Vatican Shadow and Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement in general, since he's put his recent effort into touring and FNF of course.
>>61268701
I really want to see more Christian Cosmos more than the other two. Something really special about that project's sound.
>>61268611
>Which release in that 5x5 is your favorite?
Eric Holm probably although there's a lot of stuff I really enjoy up there. I've been on mobile a lot recently so I only have acess to the more heavily curated section of my library.
what is merz holding?
>>61269754
Custom-built junk guitar he uses live a whole lot
>>61269775
does it produce tone or is it like, hooked up to a contact mic and amplifier?
>>61269801
Well, the string vibrating on the metal (soundboard, natch) should make *a note*, just not necessarily a very good one, y'know. Then it certainly goes into a contact mic, into effects, and into an amp.
Electro-Faustus makes a similar kind of thing, but I don't have any experience with it.
>>61269837
thats neat
>>61269837
I guess more appropriately I should say that the soundboard would amplify the sound of the stretched spring (which I misspelled!), but anyway it's a contact mic kind of thing
>>61269837
I actually just got that Electro faustus pedal today as a christmas gift, I don't really have much of my other setup with me so I can't really see its full potential but so far it seems pretty sweet!
>>61270247
I imagine it's pretty cool, and I've thought of buying it a few times, but it always seemed a touch expensive for something I could probably just masami-rig myself.
In any case, be sure to let us know how it all meshes when you get it with the rest of your stuff!
>>61269775
I'm getting really interested in FAG TAPES. I have a couple of things DL'd per your shares. I plan on getting the Digital Discography.
What are some of your favorites and do you have any further recommended reading?
I'm not asking for DL links just recs. As always thank you so much.
>>61270307
I agree, its pretty easy to make one yourself with a wooden board some nuts, bolts, piezo mic, and some coils for really cheap, but it has a nice bandpass-like (not sure exactly what to explain the effect as, just going off the website's explanation) knob on it, a momentary killswitch, and the construction allows the coils to actually be tuned how you like so if you're looking for a more controlled texture or like a specific drone frequency like I am its a good pedal. I'll post more as I experiment more for sure!
New to noise rock
Listened to a couple albums. I really like Big Black's stuff. Any more "noise punk" kinda stuff? I also listened to melt-banana's stuff and I really enjoy it. More like that? I'm also a fan of Merzbow's Merzbeat if there's any more like that too.
Not sure if it's related, but is lo-fi similar to noise? If so, anything like ITAOTS in the sense where everything is a bit distorted and fuzzy?
oh, I listened to Daydream Nation, but it wasn't really my thing.
>>61271019
Not the thread for that kind of thing mate
>>61271019
I don't really know many noise rock bands, but if you want something really heavy and really noise oriented, check out Vegas Martyrs, though you might want to check out a different thread, as I think you're more interested in "noisy" than "noise".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Oi3_pW4pg4
>but is lo-fi similar to noise?
Not really. Noise is a lot about the concept, a lot about the astructure, and a lot about the literal physical definition of noise, a bunch of different frequencies. Regardless, some, like me, consider industrial, dark ambient, etc. as "honorary" noise in their similarity in structure, history, and concept.
>>61271019
is this thread just straight up noise like pulsedemon?
>>61271145
>"noisy" than "noise".
ah, my mistake. I thought noise was like an umbrella term where you could rec noise rock/pop etc.
Thanks for the rec tho
>>61271181
It's fine, we discuss noise rock and other genres here, just more of the heavier stuff that's closer to noise or noise artists. Yeah, the thread's primarily for straight up noise.
>>61271019
Try some of these
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TTzLa6sUNs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY8uoVKS3dA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uqy-LDdeDc
In general a lot of Stooges/MC5 worship and all the AmRep artists might be up your alley
>>61271215
Vegas Martyrs song is cool. I might check them out.
So you guys wouldn't classify Sonic Youth, Big Black, or melt-banana as noise?
>>61271248
thanks senpai
>stooges
like Iggy and the stooges?
is it pretentious to call yourself a noise "artist" when you just hook pedals up to create walls
>>61271335
Who cares?
>>61271335
Try to think for yourself. For fucks sake is it really that hard to understand what art or being an artist means? Really? Intent, effort, creative aesthetic translated onto your medium.
i miss the old noise threads. too many marks in here now and days.
>>61271272
>So you guys wouldn't classify Sonic Youth, Big Black, or melt-banana as noise?
No. There's a difference between Noise and Noise Rock.
There was talk of starting an IRC a while ago, are there still people interested?
>>61271751
Oh shit, I was the one that said I'd do that. Then I got high and forgot what I was doing. I can't at the moment though I'm on vacation and don't have a computer
>>61271751
>>61271877
i have a noise room on slsk, called "Noise"
ill make #noise at rizon right now if you guys are into IRC, but im going to sleep, so i wont really answer shit till tomorrow, but join,ill leave a user there. peace out
bump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE1GJS0PSnM
>>61266880
Which compilation are you talking about
>>61266203
i feel good for him desu. Also this is nice feeling that somebody actually bough my music, even if I don't get cash for this.
>>61266880
Yeah I don't think it's a big deal, 13AUD isn't too bad for organising the thing. But if he makes more than that and doesn't give back to the artists that would be sketchy. Maybe make it a forced free download organiser guy
did anybody get the new mo*te release "dusky drunkard"?
>>61266372
You're full of shit.
>>61275402
When as this released? I've only heard life in a peaceful new world.
>>61275683
lmao ok pal
and why is that
NBND #153
NBND #154
How's everyone's tracks for the comp going? Mine is starting to look more like a PE type deal. Looking forward to wrestling it into shape some more.
NBND #155
they are untouchable
Is godflesh noise or industrial?
NBND #156
>>61279415
you are steamrolling through these my dude
truly the NBND champion
>>61266880
I mean I like the idea of it being free but as the organizer that is up to your discretion
>>61276256
april 26 according to discogs
>>61279457
thanku senpai
now that i'm past the 150 mark, i'm keen to strive for 200 before jan
>>61279786
i believe in you!
finish it out with this maybe
>>61279928
Sick compilation.
Hi, I have put my submission for the upcoming compilation. I also emailed the organizer the link so this post is partially to verify that it was received.
Anyway, I feel it's a big step up from the demo and I hope you all agree. Also now you all have a point of comparison to help you feel better about your own submissions, since I'm sure this track will be far inferior to all of yours! But let me know what you think, and let me know what sort of improvements my general style could use. Thank you all, you are beautiful people.
https://pagodamast.bandcamp.com/album/plainfield-is-a-town-where-i-do-not-want-to-live
>>61280188
**put my submission for the upcoming compilation on bandcamp
dis is good, real feminist pe
>>61279266
industrial metal, but more on the verge of being industrial than metal
>>61280517
>real feminist pe
lol no
anyone want to hear my shitty music?
https://bladderchildren.bandcamp.com/releases
>>61281681
This is thematically and sonically insufferable and not in a good way.
>>61281681
Titles of the album and songs along with your ironic description make me not want to take it seriously at all honestly. This is the kind of thing we DON'T like seeing here. Please take your own art seriously if you want others to do the same. Don't take that as an insult, it's a legitimate concern.
>>61281681
for fuck's sake dude come on
>>61281864
>>61281909
>>61282071
hmm...
I didn't expect anyone to actually listen to it
oh well, sorry guys
Why did I not listen to hole in the heart before? This is so fucking good
>>61282071
>>61281864
>>61281909
Why did you even bother?
>>61283217
Because not every bandcamp project is going to be shit, some people legitimately care about their art and want to get exposure, and it's shitty, damaging, and nonproductive to assume that every project associated with a certain medium of consumption/exposure indicates shitty art.
>>61283327
I'm more annoyed that a couple people have posted bandcamps in this thread, and previous ones, and gotten no attention. But you all felt that the bandcamp that "is supoeted to be both angry at teh government and
A E S T H E T I C af (notice the naked anime girls as the album cover)". Like how does that make sense? Why prioritize something obviously intended as a joke? Is it just more interesting for you to do that?
>>61283457
***)" was more important.
>>61282742
I dunno man
>>61283457
That description wasn't in the post itself, so my individual attention to the project was caught prior to discovering the contents. I get what you mean when it comes to replying, but I feel an irrational human need to tell somebody about something flawed that I find in their work. As for why I clicked this one and not another? Just circumstance. I might not have seen others, or I may have come online to see that post and it immediately came to attention. Regardless of intending to be a joke, is it not at least a tiny bit justified to let the person know that this thread isn't about posting "joke" projects about a style/genre we're interested in?
>>61283568
I did say it was shitty, and just to be clear, I do genuinely enjoy noise.
I'm just doing things to distract me from how pointless my life is
>>61283568
One would think he wouldn't need three people to say that. It seems like people are more eager to deliver negative feedback than positive feedback so they gravitate to the trolls. But it is 4chan, so of course an abundance of negativity is to be expected. Who would have any interest in offering helpful feedback to people who actually try and care, right?
>>61283634
EXACTLY, you even prefaced it as such and doing so got you more attention. It takes less effort to shit on something than to think critically and offer legitimate feedback, after all
>>61283706
that's the world we live in though, a lot of people get famous because of jokes instead of their content
and 4chan is the place where it all starts
>>61280188
Hey dude, this is not bad at all. I really like how in some spots you can hear some vague semblance of recognizable sounds you might find in a town. Your title does a nice job of grounding the listener in a certain experience as we hear your sounds. Looking forward to hearing it in the comp.
In fact I'm really looking forward to everyone's, and how we'll all interpret the theme. Let's hear that hometown angst I know we've all got, folks.
>>61283952
Is there somewhere less shitty to discuss and disseminate music? Like somewhere where people actually care?
>>61283990
Thank you. I appreciate your feedback! It's hard to get feedback in this genre in this format so we have to help each other out and whatnot, right? I'd love to see even more people post their stuff and get more discourse going on! I like the feeling of having a peer group with whom to share and hone my noise with. I feel like we all have something to say, and noise seems like a pretty effective way to say it for many people. I just think that's really cool is all
>>61283706
I think you're overexaggerating the contrast between positive and negative feedback in these threads. If you see someone with no attention, go at it yourself and give feedback and much of the time, others will pay attention to it as well. The harsh reality of humans in general is that we will more readily provide negative feedback, and the harsh reality of these threads is that a lot of people are sick of seeing bandcamps in general because of shitty effortless art, which again, influences the negative attention toward the shitty art. Try and shape the way you want the attitude to be by giving feedback yourself if you think it's lacking deserved attention.
>>61281681
this sucks
>>61284260
you are a bit late
>>61284256
You know that's good advice and a reasonable request and I do try to do that, but I will make more of an effort to do so. It sometimes seems futile on this board but I always return because there are a lot of decent people here, yourself included!
>>61279928
i've something planned for 200, but will add this in beforehand if it's not insanely long, thanks
NBND #157
Got a new mixer today, tried to run some pedals through it. Battery's dead on the DS1, no big deal. I'll grab one from one of the smoke detectors and replace it later. That one's dead too, rinse repeat for three smoke detectors. Went out to get new batteries for both my pedal, and every smoke detector in the house.
Noise may have literally saved my life.
>>61284909
>wanting to live
>>61284909
Thank you based akita
What is your favorite hnw? I love the Rita, dead body collection, and vomir, and want more like it
>>61278535
Finished mine tonight, just sent to the comp guy.
Stoked to hear the whole thing now.
So what happened to the IRC, no interest?
NBND #158
>>61285722
I'd be down. Someone else should make it though.
>>61285743
A guy in the last thread made #noise on irc.rizon.net
Get in!
>>61280188
Hey I liked this. The repeated clicking sound was nice, and ending the song with it was cool. Excited to hear this compilation, I'll have my track ready soon.
>>61283990
I'm going to avoid hometown angst, it's overdone in my opinion
NBND #159
new posies track
https://soundcloud.com/posies/my-friends
>>61285960
Yeah I've only lived in Plainfield a couple years so it's not really my "home town" so I sort of approached it as like a "I wish we could afford to live somewhere else because this is an impoverished shithole" type deal. I feel like "hometown angst" wouldn't be the most accurate description in that respect, but that's just me
>>61286541
Hey man did you make a track for the compilation?
>>61287044
yes, submitted today.
>>61274524
NBND comp guy here. Been away for the last few days because of the season, apparently people have had a problem with me making money out of the comp?
I honestly wasn't expecting to make anything out of it (cause who the fuck pays for digital downloads), though I justify it given the amount of time I put into doing the run around with artists that didn't give me all their details, and listening to all your tracks, writing descriptions/reviews for each one and the cover art. I spent that money on supplies to fund a netlabel and tape distribution project I plan to start next year, so far with two regular /noise/ posters, apart from myself.
IIRC, the paid dl's started coming in after it was posted to the noiseguide forums. Those guys are a totally different sort of community than here, way more community/creative minded than here imo.
I'll probably change it to free download once December ends if that makes a difference to anyone.
>>61287083
you can have it for me mate. deserved it.
>>61287083
i was on the comp and paid you the majority of the money (if $13 was all you made) i don't think it's a conflict of interest. i was thanking you for your work in organizing this shit.
>>61287083
didn't see the .txt with descriptions! could you post it please
>>61287083
yeah i'm a little bit baffled that people have an issue with you making money. shit takes time, and time isn't free.
i offer my music for pay-what-you-want but, just like any body else i think, i'm happy when somebody decides that it is worth some money.
people seem to think that music has no value these days, and while i comply with that demand to a certain extent, i can't say that it doesn't give me courage to continue exploring and doing whatever if people make even a tiny financial contribution, like $1 isn't going to pay my rent or buy me dinner, but it's a symbol of appreciation.
i'm going to start respraying and redesigning old tapes, which i will then record on to
so if you'd like something of yours recorded and designed, reply to this
>>61287083
Organizer of the new comp here, I would love to be a part of your label if you were interested. I'm gonna be making a switch from using a DAW to using pedals/contact mics within the next month, so I'm gonna be taking my music more seriously than ever.
Also for everybody else, I received a few tracks today over my email, but I haven't been on my computer all day (currently on my phone), so I'll be uploading tracks to the Bandcamp (the page is still private though) once I get back home from Starbucks. Thanks for all the submissions, guys!
>>61285735
this cover annoys me with how ugly it is, just can't get over it any time I see it.
>>61285891
I'm an old gay fart and I can't figure out why it won't work.
>>61287488
looks like you mixed up the server and channel
>>61287460
There going to be a limit on number of tracks? I've got one lying around that I'm reworking that I can contribute, but it might be submitted within the last days before the 23rd.
listening to merzbient while cataloging a large number of porn pictures for digital hoarding.
>>61287511
Nope. As long as you send your track before the 23rd, I will take it.
>>61287508
that's just the nickname I gave it (I thought), this is how i have it in settings for hexchat
it's no big deal if I can't make it, just curious if I'm fucking something up somewhere.
>>61287528
i know this feel
>>61287645
oh yeah, you're right. i don't know shit about irc so that was my only guess.
Where did all these noise threads come from?
My mind has been blowing the last month or so since I came back here.
>>61287981
They come from inside your heart anon
I love you guys, this is the best general on /mu/
>>61287645
Try getting rid of the /6660 on the end, that's probably what's messing you up.
>>61288946
That's the port. Don't get rid of it, just change it to 6667.
>>61289179
Scratch that, it worked. 6667 is the default port I guess.
>>659598826
>>659598932
https://soundcloud.com/myneighborsatan1/song-46
>harsh noise
>>61287535
Are you going to do custom review-type descriptions like the other organizer did? I thought that was kind of cool.
To the compilation curator, did you want a description of the album included with our submission or is that something you are writing?
y'alls thoughts on using a DAW?
>>61289942
they are good
>>61289833
I probably will if I have time. If I do, I'll probably start tonight.
>>61289872
You can include a description if you feel like you should provide context.
>>61289942
As long as you know what you're doing, are actually organizing, and aren't just sloppily putting effects on something, I see no problems with it. I use an analog synth through an interface and reverb/delay/distortion/feedback effects modules from my DAW often along with samples. I wouldn't use something like Audacity because you can just get immediate results (as far as I know at least) instead of fooling around with settings.
>>61289973
Do you have an idea of what the cover art is going to be?
>>61289942
That's what I use. On that note, what's the best free DAW?
>>61290468
Pls use a tasteful font if there'll be text
>>61289994
i just sloppily put whatever on whatever
>>61290439
i'm not sure. i'm up to make it but if anybody else wants to design a really cool cover then i'm up for that.
>>61290492
Was supposed to be a response to
>>61290439
So do you guys like EAI?
>>61290468
if you're into trackers
openmpt
>>61290513
Do you have experience in design and stuff? Not assuming anything, I'd just think it would be best to have a good looking cover. I could see about looking through photos I've taken and making a minimal cover with text, but I don't know what's appropriate for what we're doing.
>>61290633
this is gonna be the cover to my upcoming album, and this is probably the best album design I've done so far as far as using text. so i'll let you guys be the judge if you want me to do the cover or not
>>61290687
wait, wrong picture!
>>61290709
Alright yeah that looks good. We need an actual title for the release so it's not just "/noise/ comp" - what do you have in mind? I just thought of "In a Town Called". We should also decide for sure on what the subject of the cover will be. Something more conservative like the picture you used is probably a good call.
>>61289994
>As long as you know what you're doing, are actually organizing, and aren't just sloppily putting effects on something
I use ableton (as well as many other things) some noise people seem so dead set against computers, when what you just said up there applies to a lot of them, except with shitty boss guitar pedals.
which analog synth do you use?
>>61290833
Minibrute SE. I've used virtual synths too, but I prefer the layout of the Minibrute. A lot of those against computers prefer live performance, and that's justified. I'm not one to do anything live and prefer meticulously organizing and constructing stuff. I understand those who want to stay completely analog, but it's not a huge deal to work digitally if you know what you're doing.
>>61290812
>>61290709
Think y'all might be referring to different shit
>>61291008
I know that's not the cover to be used, I was saying something like that is good and that his sense of design seems appropriate.
>>61291008
Nope I misunderstood. I thought your album cover was being interpreted as the compilation cover.
You can design it yeah mane. I also am somewhat confident in my graphic design. I did my covers for pagoda mast. But I just have a fetish for that lack metal don't and old photos soo yeah
>>61291028
***black metal font
Man posting from an iPhone is a horrid experience
>>61291028
Old photos are good, I wouldn't recommend the "black metal" fonts though. They're used everywhere and often look really trite and cheesy. Something conservative I think would fit best for the compilation.
>>61291064
>>61291028
i might just make a few different covers and then have people vote in a strawpoll on which one to use
>>61291276
What about the album title? I suggested "In a Town Called", but if anyone else has anything or if you already had something in mind, feel free to post.
>>61290955
>A lot of those against computers prefer live performance, and that's justified.
hows so? its possible to play live on a computer
>>61291297
It's not as "involved" if that makes sense. The difference between messing with knobs and using a mouse. I myself think it's a tangible enough difference at least.
Curious about how many definite contributors we have so far on the compilation
>>61291314
midi controller.
>>61291422
We have 11 artists/tracks on this comp so far.
>>61291446
ah poop, meant to reply to >>61291401
>>61291028
>lack metal
dat genre tho
>2016
>>61287161
It's a download perk, though I'll post it here too I guess
http://pastebin.com/dTLcW24h
>>61287139
It was something around that. Thank you for the donation.
>>61287460
I'm mostly focusing on releasing regional things, so if you're anywhere near Australia I'd be interested. The net label portion of the project however I could maybe stretch to include global releases, or distribute some physical releases. You can contact me via the NBND Bandcamp, or my soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/minimalimpactnoise
I'll probably also come up with something to add to the comp too. Are we able to submit something from multiple projects we may have?
>>61289942
depends on what kind of noise you want to make
I have a project that just emulates kvlt blackened noise in its raw and ugliness, so I record live takes into audacity or a cassette recorder from my mixer
>>61277386
unstructured harsh noise, random ear piercing static bullshit. nothing like his other works.
>>61295797
still doesn't explain why i'm full of shit matey
https://soundcloud.com/tttttttttlllllllll/reduced-reused-recycled
New track. Lots of tape noise. Feedback?? Also do the Rs in RRRecords stand for reduce, reuse, recycle? Whatever I'm using it now. Still working on changing dynamics, my compilation thing will have some of that. Making noise is fun.
>>61296624
you're full of shit for preferring it over his other projects.
>>61297183
>this is your typical IAALOBO fan
Is the P16.D4 dude still around?
I'm still here, looking forward to the share
>>61297480
You came at just the right time to see the good news!
What's a good starter noise record?
I love noisy music like Zeni Geva, ambient noise, The Downward Spiral and a shitload of metal. But I could never last through a whole Merzbow album, kinda don't see the appeal.
Something like this however turns my dick into diamonds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wu9bm-RJMWM
>listening to harsh noise unironicaly
>>61297695
Well, as a general rec, I think you'd like Chu Ishikawa's soundtracks to the first two Tetsuo movies; they're basically noisier industrial music.
If you like that, you might try Grim - Folk Music.
As general recs, there's always the commonly-recommended Yellow Swans - Going Places and Kazumoto Endo's While You Were Out. Another good one is Love and Noise by C.C.C.C.
Further, if you like Nine Inch Nails, you could go into Coil (who have some noisier releases), and further back into other first wave and post-industrial, maybe tying it into Whitehouse or TG, which would eventually feed you into more pure noise. For those two, I'd recommend Great White Death and Journey Through a Body, respectively.
In general, I would say that you should listen to the kinds of things that you like, of course.
>>61297695
btw is the third tetsuo movie any good? i've only seen the first two and second seemed kinda shit to me
>>61297695
I think you'd like ramleh - hole in the heart
bunp
>>61290687
>>61290709
Hey dude I do graphic design for a living so I hope you don't mind if I have a small critique for you that I think would really sharpen up this already-great layout. The paragraph of text is really nice, but I would justify the text as opposed to have it set left like you have it. There should be a setting for that on whatever program you're using. That way the paragraph makes a nice clean square. The only thing you'd have to watch out for is that sometimes you get really awkward spacing in between words, which you can try to fix by kerning and tracking the type or re-shaping the text box. Excuse the unsolicited feedback but I really like your cover and want to see it as good as it can be.
>>61291296
"This is a town that we call home," maybe?
>>61297480
>>61297598
>>61297480
>>61297598
Alright, here it is. Unfortunately, this doesn't include the DVD, and as far as I can tell it isn't online anywhere. If I eventually find it, I'll get it up too.
Sorry this took so fucking long, by the way; it was a real shit show.
P16.D4 - Passagen [2012]
>Industrial, musique concrète, noise, compilation
Six CD box set of good times waiting to happen. Featuring Merzbow.
https://mega.nz/#!e9UxTSDS!bx66qi-1UHT5XrcqWPZZURWEvez9OfrskJd2YYJXC0Q
>>61298978
I actually agree with this, but I also wouldn't mind seeing a handful possible layouts/designs
>>61299008
I really like this
>>61299037
I think that's just a cover he posted for his own project but yeah we should pool a couple of options together and take a vote
>>61297812
I fucking love Ishikawa. Got his complete OST works.
>>61298173
It's shit. Don't bother.
>>61298931
Will try it out. Thanks.
>>61299008
Sounds a bit too cheesy
>>61299008
Home Sounds
>>61299821
I kind of like the cognitive dissonance between a sort of sentimental title and the idea of it being a noise record. It's acknowledging the truth in the theme despite any of the attitudes held within. However you interpret the theme through noise, your home is your home.
>>61299157 here, btw
>>61300089
That's what I was thinking. I think shortening it to "This Town we Call Home" might emphasize that dissonance even further
>>61297183
here's your reply sunshine
Bunp
>>61299026
Thank you, thank you
really i'm so thankful, i appreciated that a lot
you're the best
>>61303791
Hey, no problem.
Is there anything else?
I'm touring japan right now, should I go to this show???
http://www.tokyogigguide.com/en?view=details&id=13005%3Akeiji-haino
pls decide i'm split 50/50 right now
>>61304078
Haino live is sweet; I'd totally go.
Touch expensive maybe, but the hurdy-gurdy makes it worth every penny.
>>61303848
Oh please, i wouldn't ask for anything else just now, that must have taken days
thanks dude, people like you are the reason i keep coming to /mu/, more specifically, /noise/
>>61304114
alright will do thanks senpai, I came to tokyo for the live shows so I'm not afraid of spending a bit extra since it's what most of my spending money is for
NBND #160
>>61304829
already one of my favourites from this month
can't believe this is my first xome release n all
What to listen to tonight?
Decisions, decisions.
>>61306439
do it
>>61306521
Ha-ha I've heard it before (maybe a week ago?) so good.
Kind of like when I listen to FFH 'Make Them Understand' like five times in one week.
>>61306565
*Listened* great god Pan, I type like I have cerebral fucking palsy.
>>61296745
>Also do the Rs in RRRecords stand for reduce, reuse, recycle?
Rock 'n Roll Records.
NBND #161
NBND #162
>>61307253
>that Bronson sample
ayy
>>61299026
I'm getting an error for the 7th track of disc 2. would you look into that?
NBND #163
>>61307895
I got the error too, but after trying to play it again after that it worked fine. I don't know why.
>>61308219
maybe it plays fine but there might be some minor glitches (we can't catch because that track is weird musique concrete). I'm just paranoid that somethings off with it now
>>61308279
Reminds me of a paranoia I get with undocumented releases that they might have the wrong tracks or track titles.
>>61308279
I'm pretty sure it's perfectly fine. In any case, it looks like there's only one rip circulating, so even if it /is/ messed up, they probably all are.
NBND #164
>>61308219
>>61308279
>>61308346
>>61308378
mr icepick_method from slsk is notorious for having extremely rare releases in flac and terrible upload speed
unfortunately, a few of these files will most likely be corrupted, according to foobar
>>61309132
I see, that sucks. By now every disc from 2 to 6 has a corrupted file. I just hope it's nothing audible.
>>61309260
it's not, trust me, i already checked it since i was the one who requested in the first place
NBND #165
Window Listener here,
I was told there was a noise compilation being made.
What do I do to get on it? Just wondering.
>>61309904
You might be a bit late but
" During the last thread, a couple people and I came up with an idea to make another noise comp, except this time we'll be making tracks based around a theme.
The theme will be to make a song about the town you live in. You can make this be harsh noise, a noise wall, or just plain old noise, whatever floats your boat. Tracks should be 10 minutes long at most and you are limited to 1 track. Titles should be in a "(Town name) Is a Town Where (Something about your town)" format, but if you can come up with something creative and cool, then that's fine as well!
Email your track to [email protected]. If for any reason it won't let you email your track (file size limits?), just put your song in a zippyshare or mega download and email it. This will be the bandcamp it appears on: https://noisecomps.bandcamp.com/. I'll get the design set up before the comp comes out. Feel free to include your bandcamp in the email if you want, and I'll put it in the description on the final product.
For times sake, I would say let's make the due date for tracks be January 1st, but we can discuss it in the thread if you guys feel like you want more time."
>>61309904
https://rbt.asia/mu/thread/S61231208#p61231235
>>61310023
>>61310009
>>61309904
Due date is now actually the 23rd
>>61309904
>>61310009
If you can make attack in under a month you should be fine
Listened to this >>61306439 and pic related while lifting weights. We all know how good the commented is but pic related is pretty outstanding as well. Both are in the 'Top Whatever' of 2015
NBND #166
>>61311348
You have had such a baller month
Give me an address where I can meet you and give you a beej
>>61311409
thanks breh, it's been a journey
i've been in your heart all along
https://trainingmontage.bandcamp.com/track/we-could-have-tea
No-input mixing, contact mic feedback and digitally manipulated field recordings recorded directly to an old tape, with no post-production aside from volume raising in Audacity.
I have a new harsh noise project, moving forward from the somewhat "noisy" ambient techno I had been doing for the past two and a half years, Dwn Cx/Downgrade Complex. I'm playing in Providence on January 6th with Tinnitustimulus and some other cool folks.
What's the best noise for a drunk person?
