Noise Music

^^ lol. BBR is a funny guy. 

Group from Calcutta.

I just listened to this for the first time in years and loved it even more.

Missed Senyawa and Stephen O'Malley's new album a couple months back.

https://idealrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/bima-sakti

NORCAL Noise Fest on via youtube this weekend

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3vTWhnIpMd07ZY7oeTYN-w

https://www.norcalnoisefest.com/

3 days Friday/Saturday/Sunday

Hospital Production digital re-release of Orphx's Fragmentation with bonus tracks (live + tracks from "Obsession and Progress" and "Final Moments" cassettes). Was originally released by Malignant Records in '96. Due to be released next friday (october 2)

Himukalt released a new album and its a killer.

https://himukalt.bandcamp.com/album/septic

I guess more industrial than noise, but she uses lots of feedback / vocal looping and distortion that creates a pretty deadly storm. Love her sound.  She also creates some unashamedly personal collage work if that's your thing.

Also if you are new to her work, check out Sex Worker I and II, really personal stuff based on her history in the scene and interviews with other women.

Been gettin' somewhat back into noise music this past little while. I always find I listen to it fairly religiously for a short while and then its off the radar for a few years. But always keep comin' back to it.

This lil'doco I found is quite informative! Always like Hanatarash, and this guy's explorations into noise music are very quaint. The photography he uncovered from Hanatarash gigs is incredible!

I was quite inspired for a short period of time by noise music. Was in a bad state at the time and noise music alleviated a lot of the pain.  I gave it a crack myself some years ago. Layered digitally mangled .jpgs in Audacity for this one: https://hansblixkrieg.bandcamp.com/album/journies-into-the-ultraviolent

  On 2/20/2021 at 9:24 AM, Kid Lukie said:

Been gettin' somewhat back into noise music this past little while. I always find I listen to it fairly religiously for a short while and then its off the radar for a few years. But always keep comin' back to it.

This lil'doco I found is quite informative! Always like Hanatarash, and this guy's explorations into noise music are very quaint. The photography he uncovered from Hanatarash gigs is incredible!

 

 

I was quite inspired for a short period of time by noise music. Was in a bad state at the time and noise music alleviated a lot of the pain.  I gave it a crack myself some years ago. Layered digitally mangled .jpgs in Audacity for this one: https://hansblixkrieg.bandcamp.com/album/journies-into-the-ultraviolent

 

 

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Haha, love the artist name! Yes, noise can offer a sort of cathartic release when used at the right time. 

https://nopartofit.bandcamp.com/album/eschatology

I put out a massive tape set with a bunch of artists you probably haven't heard of, FWIW

  On 1/25/2021 at 11:40 PM, Soloman Tump said:

Himukalt released a new album and its a killer.

https://himukalt.bandcamp.com/album/septic

I guess more industrial than noise, but she uses lots of feedback / vocal looping and distortion that creates a pretty deadly storm. Love her sound.  She also creates some unashamedly personal collage work if that's your thing.

 

Also if you are new to her work, check out Sex Worker I and II, really personal stuff based on her history in the scene and interviews with other women.

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ja, her nude is fine! also, recordings of women crying... /art

  On 2/26/2021 at 6:46 PM, no part of it said:

https://nopartofit.bandcamp.com/album/eschatology

 

I put out a massive tape set with a bunch of artists you probably haven't heard of, FWIW

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Loved the Bradley Kokay benefit compilation. Good work on putting this mammoth pack together, I'll take a listen and probably go for the digitals given my location 

Been enjoying this one

  On 2/27/2021 at 12:02 PM, Soloman Tump said:

Loved the Bradley Kokay benefit compilation. Good work on putting this mammoth pack together, I'll take a listen and probably go for the digitals given my location 

THANK YOU!

Yeah, the shipping is about $25 to your parts, sadly.   Thanks for the support though!  

XFest 2021 online

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNOIWxItbNw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlcFwPfjDGI

i am absolutely blown away by the year that troniks had in 2020 and 2021 is shaping up to be just as good. haters - future cheers reissue and now the MEGA ahlzagailzeguh 2xCD compilation. dope dope dope dope dope. thanks phil u are doing a bang up job m8

also new archival skin crime tape on hospital out now

  On 2/28/2021 at 12:17 PM, Psychotronic said:

XFest 2021 online

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNOIWxItbNw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlcFwPfjDGI

Last session from the weekend.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQ_zR-Rv33k

I also did another session on the weekend, more ambient noise style lowercase, but anyways.

https://electronicattack.de/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=145

  On 2/28/2021 at 9:28 PM, realthanks said:

i am absolutely blown away by the year that troniks had in 2020 and 2021 is shaping up to be just as good. haters - future cheers reissue and now the MEGA ahlzagailzeguh 2xCD compilation. dope dope dope dope dope. thanks phil u are doing a bang up job m8

also new archival skin crime tape on hospital out now

 

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Yeah the Troniks revival pretty much passed me by over here in the uk.  Need to remedy that.

some great releases in the past couple weeks!

Proof Of The Shooting - Demonstrative Evidence (4x CD):

https://fustycunt.bigcartel.com/product/proof-of-the-shooting-demonstrative-evidence-4xcd

awesome retrospective of this killer 90s artist, with packaging just as irreverent as the classic Sound Probe releases. pretty sure that's latex with vhs tape set in, will be a pain in the ass to open for sure. very excited about this one. apparently contains material from "2A", most of "8", "Uncut" tape split with Diagram A, the split with Skin Crime, the tape on Collapsed Hole, and unreleased live cuts. dope

a whole bunch of early reissues from The Rita:

https://swollengargantuanfecalfetus.bandcamp.com/album/creature-drowning-you-and-cartilage-deposit

the first two tapes from '96!!

https://www.input-error.co.uk/product/the-rita-swingers-get-killed

remastered reissue of a classic 1998 cdr

https://ominousrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/o-c-d-shin

AWESOME remastered material from another 1998 cdr. for my money this is honestly some of the best material from sam. textures are out of this world

https://ominousrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/macha-vs-knife

collection of splits from Maim and Goat in 2005 and 2007 respectively. pretty cool

https://www.input-error.co.uk/product/the-rita-womankind

remasters of tapes from 2010 and 2012 (not so early)

aaaaand just released; the COLLABORATION BETWEEN MERZBOW AND PRURIENT!

https://prurient.bandcamp.com/album/black-crows-cyborg

teased for a few years now it finally surfaces. it's just as harrowing as any mid-period Prurient releases, but for me, it's more in vein with the desolate soundscapes of tapes like Annihilationist (2011), Unmasking The Insect (2015) and last year's full LP Casablanca Flamethrower. recently i've found this aesthetic(?) of his much more palpable than the woe-is-me, romantic and existential pain channeling that went on for a while. no PE screaming here, instead there are spoken vocals buried in the trashnoise, and also the 12" has a couple of sick colourways for your pleasure

oh and also to celebrate the releases of Godzilla vs Kong, godzillanoise is now a thing

spam

https://memoryglands.bandcamp.com/album/cycle-path