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Stravinsky posted:I stole my dad's cordless drill so now I'm doing Power Electronics
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Gamma Nerd posted:To be fair the mono track is fairly feedbacky formless guitar noise that wouldn't be too out of place on a Jefre Cantu-Ledesma album or something like that. Oh gently caress yes.  This is loving incredible.
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Dec 15, 2014 23:46
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Noise and ambient should be consolidated into one genre since only 10 people listen to either of them independently Also they're the same.
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Power Ambient posted:You rang? ONO? Toupeee?
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juniperjones posted:ONO? Toupeee? I don't care about Toupee/Permanent Records (except Rectal Hygienics), but Machismo and Hate Basement are my dudes/my favs, Shattered Hymen was my roommate, anything Jim Haras/Deterge is involved in is the meanest, Magia Nuda, Jason Soliday who used to run Enemy is like the hermit lord of Chicago noise, James Moy/Anal Hearse, some younger kids like Bringer of Everything are real violent RIP Treasure Town
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Power Ambient posted:I don't care about Toupee/Permanent Records (except Rectal Hygienics), but Machismo and Hate Basement are my dudes/my favs, Shattered Hymen was my roommate, anything Jim Haras/Deterge is involved in is the meanest, Magia Nuda, Jason Soliday who used to run Enemy is like the hermit lord of Chicago noise, James Moy/Anal Hearse, some younger kids like Bringer of Everything are real violent I love how posts like this read like Onion music articles
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Power Ambient posted:I don't care about Toupee/Permanent Records (except Rectal Hygienics), but Machismo and Hate Basement are my dudes/my favs, Shattered Hymen was my roommate, anything Jim Haras/Deterge is involved in is the meanest, Magia Nuda, Jason Soliday who used to run Enemy is like the hermit lord of Chicago noise, James Moy/Anal Hearse, some younger kids like Bringer of Everything are real violent AND RIP Mortville. How come you don't care about Toupee? Their record is so.. beatiful. But maybe that's why. I guess I love "beautiful" noise. I'm not really familiar with those bands. Point me to their music. I no longer live in Chicago, so I'm out of touch.
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Dec 16, 2014 23:13
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I like to think of myself as a sculptor of sound. Michaelangelo sought to free the figures trapped within the marble, and I do the same thing, only with DOD pedals.
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Dec 18, 2014 02:50
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Cymbal Monkey posted:Oh gently caress yes. You should also check Li Jianhong if you like Haino/Fushitsusha. I can't find any non-live stuff by him on YT, but San Sheng Shi and Classics of the Mountains and Seas are good poo poo. Haino's influence in the Japanese and Chinese noise scene is huge - here's a good list of stuff which sounds similar to his work. (I'd also add Vajra's live album to that list).
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Dec 18, 2014 04:16
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precision posted:I love how Definitely same, OP
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Dec 18, 2014 20:53
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juniperjones posted:AND RIP Mortville. I don't know, I don't really listen to any of them outside of a live setting really. Some of them are on bandcamp maybe. Also I definitely do not consider toupee noise since it's basically just rock??
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Dec 18, 2014 20:58
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I used to be heavily involved in the breakcore / noise scene in my city but the shark-jumping moment for me was going to a Realicide gig in 2010 and watching the opening 'band' which was three guys; one of them had a portable turntable and was just dragging the stylus back and forth across a bunch of vinyl while the second dude screamed at the audience and the third dude sat in front of them and shoved McDonald's into his mouth and spewed it back onto the ground then after twenty minutes they got into a fist fight and threw their records at the audience hard enough to actually hurt people / shatter the records when they hit the walls and floor. Then a dude tried to fight me for knocking over his beer and, even though Realicide put on a great show, when I was walking home after the gig I realised maybe the local DIY noise scene wasn't where I wanted to spend the rest of my life.
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Dec 19, 2014 02:53
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sounds like your a punk busta
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cyberia posted:I used to be heavily involved in the breakcore / noise scene in my city but the shark-jumping moment for me was going to a Realicide gig in 2010 and watching the opening 'band' which was three guys; one of them had a portable turntable and was just dragging the stylus back and forth across a bunch of vinyl while the second dude screamed at the audience and the third dude sat in front of them and shoved McDonald's into his mouth and spewed it back onto the ground then after twenty minutes they got into a fist fight and threw their records at the audience hard enough to actually hurt people / shatter the records when they hit the walls and floor. That sounds like a cool show though
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Dec 19, 2014 03:29
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There used to be like this two extremes in noise dudes. One end you have the real shithead scumbag noise dudes. Then you had like the new age hippies types like reed ghazala which are a dying breed that you really dont see anymore.
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Dec 19, 2014 03:33
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A human heart posted:That sounds like a cool show though Realicide was awesome. He reminded me of Henry Rollins if Rollins wasn't a crotchety old man. Those other guys were irredeemable idiot fuckers though.
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Dec 19, 2014 03:53
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drat, I'm listening to Pinkream for the first time and I can already tell this is top-quality Merz. The best album of his I've heard is probably Green Wheels but that's just out of the ten of, like, 300 I've listened to.
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Dec 19, 2014 04:27
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The noise scene around here are all a bunch of nice guys who just like to get hosed up and make a ruckus. Double Muslim, It Is a Code, basically everything Charlie Finch is involved with, and the guys from JC that have been banging on for almost 20 years now (!!!) and still own. Airport or Telephone used to do poo poo hot live shows with just one guitar and four pedals. And when he was in Sound of the Lost they were great noise when they weren't aping Austin stoner psych.
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Dec 19, 2014 20:04
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Gamma Nerd posted:drat, I'm listening to Pinkream for the first time and I can already tell this is top-quality Merz. The best Merz is actually not even a harsh noise record. It's Music for Bondage Performance
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Dec 22, 2014 18:26
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I want someone to film themselves listening to the entire Merzbox, uninterrupted, without sleep or food. Probably also on acid or something. Why hasn't someone done this yet? poo poo, I'd do it. Maybe I will!
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Dec 23, 2014 01:09
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If I were to commit suicide that's probably the way I'd decide to go out, honestly. Everything in the world would be a disappointment after the Merzbox in full.
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precision posted:I want someone to film themselves listening to the entire Merzbox, uninterrupted, without sleep or food. Probably also on acid or something. Why hasn't someone done this yet? poo poo, I'd do it. Maybe I will! That's a very funny idea, precision.
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Power Ambient posted:I don't know, I don't really listen to any of them outside of a live setting really. Some of them are on bandcamp maybe. Also I definitely do not consider toupee noise since it's basically just rock?? Definitely not noise, but their closest genre is no-wave as far as I can tell. And you hit the "problem" with noise on its head: it's just way more interesting live. At least as far as I'm concerned.
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Here's the another Velvet Underground's version of noise. It's... different https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6LLSfk6Jec
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Power Ambient posted:ASK: me about anything worth talking about in Chicago scum bag noise and I'll scream directly into your face "LAKE STREET...UNDER THE TRACKS!!!" I will be sorely disappointed with you. cyberia posted:I used to be heavily involved in the breakcore / noise scene in my city but the shark-jumping moment for me was going to a Realicide gig in 2010. Realicide Rocks, for those of you who don't know. The sets with Mavis and Swill rule so loving hard. Also Robert Inhuman just opened a new venue in Cincinnati called Cide Central. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onwQcqsEBgc I live in Milwaukee - So I am super spoiled when it comes to noise. We also have the raddest DIY venue on the planet. FYI: That Youtube channel is run by a good friend of mine, and one of the 2 noise based gods of Milwaukee. Despite the fact that I could probably hit up a noise show weekly, I haven't been to one in like a year or so. Then again, I'm working on putting together an effects chain/building a circuit, so when I get back to it I'm going to be making it.
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SkaAndScreenplays posted:Which City? Melbourne, Australia  I got into breakcore from meeting a few people that ran warehouse gigs and shows in art galleries and other small spaces. There was a couple of years around 2010 where internationals like Sick Boy, DJ Donna Summer, Realicide and others from the US and Europe would come and tour down the east coast of Australia as well as there being a pretty robust local scene being propped up by guys like Passenger of poo poo, DJ Rainbow Ejaculation, and Toxic Lipstick as well as more hardcore acts like Bloody Fist / Mark N, Paul Blackout, etc. There were gigs weekly and big warehouse parties monthly but it kind of fell apart as warehouses got closed down and the smaller spaces were gentrified and there's just not enough of an audience to run shows in licensed venues so as the number of gigs diminished (and a lot of the local artists started either evolving out of experimental stuff into more accessible sounds or just stopped producing / performing) I fell out of touch with the scene.
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cyberia posted:Melbourne, Australia I forget how much Robert and the other Realicide dudes get around. Realicide as a project is on hiatus, but they've basically reformed under the name Decide Today. Also they opened up a venue in Cincinnati under the name Cide Central. It's pretty rad. I think they're about to do a European Tour in the next couple of months or so. I talk to Swill and Robert online occasionally, I'll warn you if I see anything about them hitting up your lonely continent. I honestly am spoiled noise wise here in Milwaukee. One of my best friends books most of the shows around here. There was a point a few summers ago that I got to see Boy Dirt Car, Bloodyminded, Consumer Electronics (Phillip Best of White-House), Crank Sturgeon, and Thrones within the span of a month. This is the venue and my buddy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNJFZ-PRYhM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XvKImRIEQo And here's basically every show he's played/been to since 2008. He documents every show that comes through while he's in town. It's loving mind blowing. I don't think there's a bigger collection of live-local performances aggregated anywhere on the internet. Honestly I don't think he knows how important what he's been doing is. He's got 515 videos of noise/experimental alone. SkaAndScreenplays fucked around with this message at 07:34 on Mar 1, 2015 |
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New Release! https://ironlungpv.bandcamp.com/album/avec-la-souillure-nous-entrons-au-re-gne-de-la-terreur-lp-lungs-052
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I've been digging this album, would be cool to hear more noise stuff with vocals! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH5EAUCzHfA
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I just stumbled across this noise/power electronics project called Genital Stigmata, it's got some of the most pretentious titles I've ever seen, but I'm actually super keen on this, I love this really dynamic and stuttery poo poo.
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The new Prurient album is real good. Would be surprised if it doesn't end up being one of my favourite albums of the year: https://profoundlorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/frozen-niagara-falls The new Helm album is also good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvjbbe8-2WY
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nomapple posted:The new Prurient album is real good. Would be surprised if it doesn't end up being one of my favourite albums of the year: https://profoundlorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/frozen-niagara-falls I was going to say that I saw Helm play like 15 years ago and they were just a boring indie rock group but that was Helms. One of them should change their name.
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Looking for more stuff like this please (it's not on Youtube) https://open.spotify.com/track/1u1p7R4JoKKXS2UJkopRET It's 'Vertical Time', by a guy named John Oswald. From what I can tell, he mostly does collages based on sampled works, but this seems different than what's on the albums I've listened to. It's particularly the last half of the track that I'm interested in. me your dad fucked around with this message at 20:33 on Dec 4, 2015 |
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This thread seems pretty dead, which is a shame because there's still a lot of good stuff coming out. Pharmakon has two albums out now, and they're both great. Her live shows are kind of hit-or-miss, though; of the three times I saw her, she had really disruptive technical problems twice which effectively torpedoed her performance. The third set was loving rad, though; she ran into the crowd, wrapped her mic cord around some guy's neck, and swung him around into the rest of the folks around him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdIcW18n_cg
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Wampa Stompa posted:This thread seems pretty dead, which is a shame because there's still a lot of good stuff coming out. Pharmakon has two albums out now, and they're both great. Her live shows are kind of hit-or-miss, though; of the three times I saw her, she had really disruptive technical problems twice which effectively torpedoed her performance. The third set was loving rad, though; she ran into the crowd, wrapped her mic cord around some guy's neck, and swung him around into the rest of the folks around him. I loving love how effectively she blends her voice into the noise, this is a fantastic release. Thanks for that. In other news, these were two of my favourite releases of 2015, really good female fronted no-wave. I'm hoping to see more of that this year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dSEpQ64KCY Link to Whore Paint's bandcamp, just listen to the whole thing.
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I recently got hold of the promo for the Merzbow Life Performance (1985) reissue and I have to say, I'm really keen. I'm only familiar with and not a fan of his new material, but his old analog stuff is very good. Listen to some of it here!
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Cymbal Monkey posted:I recently got hold of the promo for the Merzbow Life Performance (1985) reissue and I have to say, I'm really keen. I'm only familiar with and not a fan of his new material, but his old analog stuff is very good. 80s Merzbow is the shiz, before he went all dull roar noise. The Duo box that came out a couple years ago with Kiyoshi Mizutani is in a similar vein and great (10 cds, all material recorded between 1987-89).
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yo I run with the orange county experimental/noise scene so I figured I'd post some highlights from my area. KNOWN BIRD SIGHTINGS: pseudo-political conceptual drone on a telecaster in a signature open tuning https://soundcloud.com/knownbirdsightings/peace-ending Shutterings: an ambient project with modern ideas that never forgets a certain classic influence https://soundcloud.com/shutterings/quiverin-delight catamites: bohemianism, rowland s howard guitar, general bjm style band dynamics https://soundcloud.com/the-catamites/fat-hands-demo weeper: my band, posting cause why not? https://soundcloud.com/weeperthgs/thgs
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Jellidelic posted:yo I run with the orange county experimental/noise scene so I figured I'd post some highlights from my area. the ambient project has vocals and a guitar it sounds like? where's the noise? This is all inoffensive enough that you could play it in a coffee shop.
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Jellidelic posted:yo I run with the orange county experimental/noise scene so I figured I'd post some highlights from my area. None of this is noise, some of it is not even experimental. I do not understand... Anyway, who is excited for the new The Gerogerigegege album? Only 12 days left. I wish I could figure out how to get it, though. Lust Vessel does not seem to stock it (anymore?). http://lustvesseldistribution.blogspot.dk/2016/03/the-gerogerigegege-cd-on-eskimo-records.html
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