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Let me hear some cool noise, boise.
>>63461880
breakdancing ronald reagan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNbglOu_IuY&list=FL-QWKv5M0xlcZsOJ3s89I-Q&index=223
>>63461880
here is some cool and good drone noise, for you OP.
>https://osmanarabi.bandcamp.com/album/insects
>>63462382
excellent first reply, my dude
currently listening to this
>>63463169
i'm are stupid
>>63463047
that would be the funnest live performance, the insanity of being in a subway with people playing right next to you
https://soundcloud.com/dinosaurholocaust/sets/mega-noise-hits
>>63463199
I've done that so many fucking times it's not even funny.
I'm drunk off my ass and listening to pic related. what's some other great drunk noise to listen to?
>>63463923
Here's some Emil Beaulieau for your drunk ass
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W-lFVzIf00
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyDpDz7fLkg
is there a noise flowchart like the shoegaze one? not an essentials chart
>>63464239
This dude is cool as fuck. Not as much of an angry man-child edgewizard like so many other noise makers.
>>63464385
His humor and stage presence really help to communicate the appeal of his music
>>63464239
>Here's some Emil Beaulieau for your drunk ass
thx brah. this is ggod but does it feel to anyone lese like this is a little, i dunno...homoerotic? in a rreally fun way tho
>>63465153
I didn't get that vibe at all
>>63464239
yo rhat second link is funny as shit
>>63464271
not one that I have seen. not noise but you may be interested in this.
>>63465374
yeah ive seen that one before. seems like a well put together chart
Incidentally, when I mentioned psychosis before, I was referring to psychosis as a metaphor, rather than extolling the “raw primitive urges of the psycho-killer,” which I think was, and continues to be, a problem with much of the Industrial scene. The author Colin Wilson–especially in his take on Freudian psychology and Nietzsche—is one of the worst culprits in creating this mythology of the “outsider” figure being somehow purer in his “extremism” than an ordinary person. Of course this kind of serial killer nonsense was taken up by P-Orridge and those silly power electronics and England’s Secret Reverse people, which produced various hyper-conformist cults of fan-boys in awe of their wonderful role models, who in turn showered them with overpriced, samey, shoddily produced, ill-thought out, crap. P-Orridge was lucky in finding a collaborator like “Sleazy” Christopherson who was skilled in creating cultish prog rock packaging, and a few decent collaborators, but Throbbing Gristle and PTV didn’t half release some crap. Hours and hours of tedious rubbish. I think there is the same problem with Merzbow, obviously as an artist (in the abstract expressionist tradition) he has to produce an amount of material to create a market, which will sustain him professionally. But the product is, at best, not very good, at worst, exploitative crap. It only makes sense if you see Merzbow as a celebrity and buy into the micro-celebrity culture that these guys depend upon.
what does /noise/ think?
A fun, glitchy and noisy album I put out earlier this year. Don't really have much to compare it to; was just inspired by losing computer files and my health.
thomasagora.bandcamp.com/album/rainbow-mantis
I got this split with a track from Yellow Swans and one from The Goslings. The Yellow Swans one is good the Goslings one is less so.
I could upload it if anyone's interested.
>>63466633
Definitely interested! Thanks anon
>>63466698
Yellow Swans / The Goslings Split
>Drone, Noise, Noise Rock,
https://mega.nz/#!iVZSXLRb!k2hh5eh0UoHaYji4-FDvnvYBZ4-tVJTVJVrJ62239Fk
Also it's in 192kbps cause I couldn't find anything else.
>>63466853
>Also it's in 192kbps cause I couldn't find anything else.
You done good, anon. Thanks
Was just listening to a couple /noise/ pickups I grabbed the other day, looked out of curiosity and it doesn't seem like either of them are on slsk - anyone interested in rips? Got a USB turntable, I could probably get them in the next day or two
Hair Police - Blind Kingdom
16 Bitch Pile-Up - The Hairless Whisperer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdcPwFHDOxY
>>63467505
>Hair Police - Blind Kingdom
Interested in this one.
thanks
>>63466853
That Goslings track reminds me of TG's Second Annual Report.
Anyone know of any interesting cassette labels to come out in the last few years? I dig the tape medium, though the bigger labels sell them for up to $10 each. Makes it a bit of a pain if I'm looking to pick up several releases at once.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVh4N5hd9fw
>>63467505
>16 Bitch Pile-Up
is this noise? I thought it was grindcore but I may be thinking of one of the numerous anal cunt side projects of a similar name
This is a 2015 release on a Sydney noise and improv label. Full disclosure: I'm playing on it.
http://www.breakdancethedawn.com/bdtd-pages-212-/bdtd224.html
>>63466518
I briefly read through this interview, and it seems like this guys main gripe basically boils down to quantity taking precedence over quality.
>>63469308
Interesting. Might pick up a few tapes when I get paid next. Are you involved much with the distribution of these physical releases?
>>63469496
awesome. yeah definitely check out the other releases on this label. there's some really cool stuff here.
no I'm not involved at all, sorry.
I recommend checking out the Muura release as well. That's the alias of Matt Earle who runs the label. He's involved in some amazing music.
Love Chants is another band of his. Beautiful stuff
https://soundcloud.com/lovechants
>>63469531
Yeah, just taking a quick listen through some of the stuff here. I'll drop them a line and maybe ask about tape trades. I love finding little labels like this.
>>63463047
fuck!! this is awesome.
I can't imagine this going down anywhere near as positively in my country. it'd get shut down instantly with the cops.
>>63463047
>4:26
>>63465374
wow this is great. I could explore this forever.
saved it.
>>63469632
>>63469592
Definitely one of my fav live noise vids.
>tfw no close knit group of radical noise maker friends
>>63469590
Great! I'm glad I've got someone onto them. Where are you located?
>>63469800
Ah, I'm that Brisbane guy you spoke to on here a couple of months back. My browser didn't load the play button last time I checked out the site, so I didn't realize there were samples on there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8LU5ACDwJk
From belgium
>>63470862
Belgium*
>>63470879
*its
https://www.discogs.com/artist/2472225-Ivan-Sandakov
guy has 44 projects.
9 out of 10 or something like this
is harsh noise wall (and ambient noise wall or drone noise wall if you want to be specific)
Why people do this?
>>63464271
>is there a noise flowchart like the shoegaze one? not an essentials chart
>is there a X flowchart?
1-Create a new rym account
2-Rate stuff from the genre or artist or whateaver you want until you have auto recommendations
3-Now, rate only the auto recommendations but only from the genres or whateaver your "flowchart" is about
>>63467505
a man can never have too much hair police
>>63468724
16bpu is noise
>>63468109
fusty cunt, new forces, strange rules
hanson and freak animal are still keeping it affordable too
>>63471380
this is a good distro for a lot of the shit that's coming out of the US midwest scene
http://nocoastnohope.bigcartel.com/
they've even got the new laureate tape for cheaper than it is at mt. analog
>>63471075
Limiting projects to just genres doesn't jive with some people. I don't know anything about 'm but I assume he has different inspirations for each release that wouldn't fit under the monlkers he has out.
There's a guy here who always preaches about releases needing vision, conception & such, & this artist you linked is probably a good example of that.
when's this new Dilloway album meant to be dropping?
>>63471075
A thread or two ago an anon asked why people don't like netlabels / web releases / soundcloud stuff / whatever.
Low-effort fuckheads like this is why.
>>63472464
Which one?
>>63472464
at some point during this year
dais records will be putting it out
new G.O.
Also, is there a rip from the tape that came with the special version of their new album yet?
>>63472547
Obituary of The Americas is fucking great imo
>>63471075
>drone noise wall
Wut?
>>63471075
Maybe because different projects allow for different conceptual topics to explore, and for the use of different and interesting project titles and conceptually relevant imagery and release and track titles? Why should this be a problem? You don't complain when Dominick Fernow does it. A sign of an invested artist is when they explore a bunch of topics and consistently create interesting imagery and atmospheres through different concepts.
>>63472487
Yes, because every artist who does net releases is low effort, correct? This is why you people are garbage. You devalue noise music by making these shitty assumptions about anything that isn't released on cassette, and thus also manufacture a notion that the only value to be had in noise is its physical package. Eat a dick. Perhaps these threads would be better if you talked about the work, themes, and processes of artists other than the "classics".
>>63472862
>>drone noise wall
>>Wut?
Imagine phillip glass did harsh noise walls.
Its not really different from usual harsh noise wall on my opinion to be a unique thing, the same with ambient noise wall
>>63473016
>Why should this be a problem? You don't complain when Dominick Fernow does it.
i think it's a problem when the difference in the techniques and processes behind a release or a project don't go beyond the name and track titles
you can't put prurient, exploring jezebel and tortured hooker under the same name because those projects just don't operate in the same way, their aims and conclusions are totally different even if they are the work of the same guy
imagine a release like on a business trip to london(or even any of the old early tapes) credited to the prurient name, it would stick out like a sore thumb in that project's body of work
can the same be said for some dude pumping out one lazy disposable HNW after another on a netlabel under a hundred different project names? i don't think it can
>>63473016
>Yes, because every artist who does net releases is low effort, correct?
No, and that wasn't said, or even implied. A correct reading of that post would be a lamentation of how insightful, interesting artists who perhaps don't have the means or drive to put out physical releases have their work slandered by the amount of lazy, formulaic dreck that IS out there on netlabels. What a fantastic strawman you've constructed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIgmk8mwPxk
>>63471075
>and ambient noise wall or drone noise wall if you want to be specific
I'm usually ok with really specific subgenres but there's no difference between these and HNW
How do I get into my local noise scene if I suffer from social anxiety?
>>63470228
Ah right. Hello again.
I think the samples are new actually
>>63478174
Alcohol
I wish I could afford the Skin Crime boxset. Fuck.
Gutted I missed the Hospital bundles too.
>>63478304
Literally what a friend of mine does. He used to be a hermit and now he seems really outgoing. But he drinks a LOT. Just make sure you don't become dependent on it.
>>63478819
i reckon the box-set is gonna be available from various distros for some time to come, you can still save up for it
>Gutted I missed the Hospital bundles too.
yeah, no kidding
new RSE and an alberich/lussuria collaboration... fuck
>>63478960
Trying to remember the people on my FB friends list who run distros - someone posted they'd have copies, but for the life of me I can't remember who specifically. It's a given that Patrick himself will have copies to sell of course.
>>63479759
jim haras said he was going to be playing a part in its distribution. no clue how many copies he's going to be getting though.
maybe tesco USA as well? at least i know that the main german division is one the european distributors.
>>63479759
Do you know those people personally
>>63479759
imagine being patrick
it's an obvious thought, but think about holding your entire life's work in your hands in a single box like that
>>63480152
Maybe I was thinking of Jim.
>>63481215
Several of them I've met at shows and during tours or whatever, but no I'm not personal buds with most of them or anything.
>>63481225
Yeah, this MIGHT be one of the coolest box sets so far.
>>63478844
I do that too. it works pretty well
noisevids
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3BQRo1WxpU
>>63461880
>https://soundcloud.com/ba_ri_ca_da/noise
My first try with shit of this sort
