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BIG NEWS. After casting my trawler nets for what feels like years, I finally found a scan of As Loud As Possible magazine. This thing is sold out everywhere, and the official website has been sold to some Japanese whatever. Of all places, I found it on Cal Beaney's (remember the trip Moosick?) blog.
As Loud As Possible: The Noise Culture Magazine [PDF]
>in-depth, insightful interviews, features and columns with fucking EVERYONE. if you know then you know. read this blurb: http://www.metamkine.com/?malang=en
http://www.mediafire.com/download/y1qjbijei1lp9a7
Pastebin (includes recs, charts, etc): http://pastebin.com/PhhV6eSx
>>64743654
thanks for the post, anon
when I'm back from uni I'll try to share something as well
given that this thread survives for a couple of hours
>>64743654
Thanks for this OP. Going to read this asap. I don't have anything to share because I've been listening to jazz for like a week but I'm always glad to see /noise/.
>>64743654
Good find. I treasure my copy - it's easily one of the most important noise documents produced in the last ten years. It's worth it for the Broken Flag retrospective alone. Sam's HNW piece, the Runzelstirn & Gurgelstock article, and the interviews with Putrefier, Dan Johansson, GX Jupitter-Larsen, and Alex Kmet are all great too. Hell, the whole thing is just a wonderful read from start to finish. Something any noisehead should pick up if they see it for sale. It should definitely be added to the pastebin.
I've mirrored it on mega.
https://mega.nz/#!ulRhiLpT!SbkjFiGSelebuBLM2TGsN31l8FzwElt-EEq3weNyHSk
>>64743719
>>64744171
No problem! Happy to share, especially now it is pretty much deleted.
>>64744290
I'm jealous! I haven't actually read this before, only heard the legends - especially how good Mundy's piece is. I'm only a few pages in so far and it's clear how special this magazine is.
Best interview opener ever.
Ty Op
This is fucking awesome.
>>64745685
>how good Mundy's piece is.
Maybe my favorite part of that whole thing is that whenever Bennett is asked any question about the Broken Flag days, he's incredibly curt.
still waiting on the anon from yesterday to upload his archive of vintage panda-eyed girls
could come in handy for tape artwork when xeroxed to hell and back
Anyone here into Monde Bruits? What would you recommend? I've seen him namedropped a lot lately.
