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Derek 05.19.2009 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atsonicpark
yeah derek, peaking lights - imaginary falcons cs [not not fun, 2009] is fucking great.

:) .

Massassinated 05.23.2009 10:21 AM

Andromeda Mega Express Orchestra's Take Off! is my new favourite album of the year. By far. VERY VERY FAR.

atsonicpark 05.23.2009 07:42 PM

^^^ Odd, I just d/led that today from the By Chance Upon Waking blog, because they said it was similiar to Stereolab. Haven't listened yet though.

Derek 05.24.2009 05:02 PM

Mark McGuire's Tidings II is absolutely fantastic.

atsonicpark 05.24.2009 05:05 PM

Yes.

Derek 05.24.2009 05:06 PM

It makes me want to write some UUUUUU stuff... it's like the sound that I really want to achieve.

atsonicpark 05.24.2009 05:07 PM

Buy some more delay pedals and you'll be good. Haha.

atsonicpark 05.26.2009 08:43 AM

I have a new favorite album of the year.

master musicians of bukkake - totem one

Here's a link to sample the goods: http://www.mediafire.com/?zyum3nazzza

Here's a link to their first album: http://www.mediafire.com/?hwd4jjvfhuc

(out of print, so it's a guiltfree download)

 


People involved in the band: Charles Gocher (on first album), Alan Bishop, Eyvind Kang, John Schuller, Randall Dunn, Brad Mowen, Don McGreevy, James Davis, Eryn Young, Shahzad Ismaily, Hammy, Branden Harper, Evan Schiller, Paul Moore, Olli Klomp, Javier Gallegos, Andrew McInnis, Benjamin Kennedy, and Luke LaPlante.

batreleaser 05.27.2009 02:35 PM

that album is crazy, almost too crazy to call it my "favorite" but interesting as fuck for sure.

batreleaser 05.27.2009 02:37 PM

anyways, i said this a few pages ago, wolf eyes new lp on hospital is the best and most consistent thing theyve ever done, which makes sense considering how amazing those guys have gotten.

batreleaser 05.27.2009 02:38 PM

blank dogs "in the red" is more of the same from him, but thats rad anyways.

batreleaser 05.27.2009 02:56 PM

oh and i just listened to the new borbetomagus "snuff jazz" as well, very rad, total noise utopia shit.

finally caved in and got the wiese/yeh album "cincinatti" at no fun, also aa helluva lot better than i expected with its junk noise improv and fucked up atmospherics and awesome percussion sounds. they actually sound amazing together with yeh's scraping psychedelic droning noise sound and wiese's hyper almost grind-esque cut up collage noise thing.

zola jesus finally won me over with "new amsterdam", fucking heavy, alot heavier than i woulda thought.

"balf quarry" is just sounding better and better, i always wanted them to do a hardcore song like they did on the third track.

there have also been some amazing releases by both country teasers and the rebel. read about them all by a far better writer than i steve kobak here;
http://satanrulez.blogspot.com/ though i want to make special mention of the "W.O.A.R." release on Holy Mountain, it is shibby.

cant forget wooden shjips "dos", the band gets better and better.

while im talking about holy mountain ill mention thie release of onna's "S/T" record from 1983. Japanese sci fi punk that makes Chrome sound more Thin Lizzy than Ralph records.

Timmy's Organism is a solo project of the dude from Human Eye, he just put out a double 7" on Sacred Bones. If you love the noisy sci fi punk of Chrome, Debris, and of course Human Eye youll dig this, but keep in mind it goes a little more far off the beaten path.

The album I havn't heard but am most exicted about right now is the new Liquoball album. Liquorball is the scuzziest and punkest psych band out there right now, and to assert this theory the one and only STEVE MACKAY is playing on the record, yknow, the dude who played on some record called FUN HOUSE.

Massassinated 05.30.2009 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atsonicpark
^^^ Odd, I just d/led that today from the By Chance Upon Waking blog, because they said it was similiar to Stereolab. Haven't listened yet though.


I'd say it's like Art Ensemble of Chicago + Steve Reich + Stereolab + 60s easy listening, with top-notch composition and lotsa fun.

batreleaser 05.30.2009 11:32 AM

khanate 'clean hands go foul' is fucking heavy as fuck and wicked awesome.

SYRFox 06.07.2009 11:38 AM

has anyone listened to expo '70 - awakening ? the first track off it is incredibly good. the second side is good too but the first one is really mindblowing

batreleaser 06.07.2009 12:15 PM

the druid perfume s/t is addictive as hell, honest to god beefheartian punk that rips.

atsonicpark 06.07.2009 04:01 PM

yeah it rules. 2008 though.

HaydenAsche 06.07.2009 04:05 PM

I don't think I've listened to anything new this year really.

Savage Clone 06.07.2009 04:27 PM

Hayden, you should get the new Gay Beast album on Skin Graft.
You will love it. At least I think you will.

HaydenAsche 06.07.2009 04:37 PM

You had me at Skin Graft. I'll check it out.

Thank you, dear.

Savage Clone 06.07.2009 04:38 PM

I am so very happy for them getting signed to that label. An amazing band, and given what you like, I would be extremely surprised if you weren't totally into this.

sarramkrop 06.07.2009 05:09 PM

I seem to remember, not sure, Gay Beast played a gig with Drunkdriver, the most awesome band in the world right now, quite recently. If that is not a plus, god knows what it is.

batreleaser 06.07.2009 05:20 PM

I just saw a great fucking show in Allston, Mass a week ago; Drunkdriver, Mind Eraser, Heathen Shame, Deflag Haemorrhage/Haien Kontra.

Every band was fairly phenomenal. Deflag... is Mattin on labtop noise, voice, guitar and some Goldie person doing drums, voice, and various nise loopage. One of the best noise shows I've seen in a long time. Heathen Shame did some mind melting skronked out free rawkage as usual, nd Drunkdriver was the new rock.

sarramkrop 06.07.2009 05:35 PM

It frustrates me that some of the bands I really like now don't seem to tour Europe like it used to happen. I don't know if it's the recession or whatever, it's just crap that Drunkdriver haven't toured the UK yet.

Savage Clone 06.07.2009 06:28 PM

Gay Beast @ Heliotrope last year:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_h531T_s4Y

noisereductions 06.09.2009 08:38 AM

alright, we're just about 1/2 way thru the year so here's my list thus far:

Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavillion
The Bad Plus & Wendy Lewis - For All I Care
Beck - One Foot In The Grave (Expanded Edition)
Bill Callahan - Sometimes I Wish We Were An Eagle
Slim Thug - Boss Of All Bosses
Sonic Youth - The Eternal

hmm. that's all I can really think of at the moment. Kind of sad for 6 months worth of music to only have 6 records come to mind.

batreleaser 06.09.2009 10:03 AM

has anyone heard the new cheer accident album?

atsonicpark 06.09.2009 10:19 AM

didn't know there was a new one. will investigate. i love them..

Everyneurotic 06.09.2009 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by batreleaser
anyways, i said this a few pages ago, wolf eyes new lp on hospital is the best and most consistent thing theyve ever done, which makes sense considering how amazing those guys have gotten.


still mediocre shit to me.

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while i'm at it, i fucking hated the new blackshaw album on young god, made me feel depressed and seemed like he was trying some death in june/c93 at best, cheesy faux chamber goth at worse in there. i hope he didn't peak with litany but this one sucks.

and while we're at it, big business - mind the drift might be the worse record i've heard so far in the year. perhaps it has like 30 seconds of worthy music in it.

SYRFox 06.09.2009 11:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
and while we're at it, big business - mind the drift might be the worse record i've heard so far in the year. perhaps it has like 30 seconds of worthy music in it.

that's because you haven't heard the birdy nam nam album. seriously. i ain't heard the big business one but the birdy nam nam one is one of the shittiest album i ever heard. dancefloor techno (and i have no problem with dancefloor techno) that doesn't even make you want to shake your head the slightiest bit. plain boring. i still wonder why i listened to it from beginning to end.

andrei 06.09.2009 12:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic
and while we're at it, big business - mind the drift might be the worse record i've heard so far in the year. perhaps it has like 30 seconds of worthy music in it.


and why is that?
i'm really enjoying that album. Really catchy pop tunes, way better than the last two Melvins records.

Everyneurotic 06.09.2009 01:43 PM

their first is so much better, i can't even begin to describe.

besides, most of it is unimaginative riffs with pseudo singing on top.

noisereductions 06.09.2009 05:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by noisereductions
alright, we're just about 1/2 way thru the year so here's my list thus far:

Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavillion
The Bad Plus & Wendy Lewis - For All I Care
Beck - One Foot In The Grave (Expanded Edition)
Bill Callahan - Sometimes I Wish We Were An Eagle
DOOM - Born Like This
Slim Thug - Boss Of All Bosses
Sonic Youth - Battery Park, NYC
Sonic Youth - The Eternal



fixed.

loubarret 06.10.2009 06:47 AM

One Foot In The Grave deluxe is a amazing thing. Really, didn't expected it but it's great to see my favorite Beck album finnaly get some extra attetion.

atsonicpark 06.14.2009 08:28 PM

new twinsistermoon and richard youngs are awesome.

SuperCreep 06.14.2009 09:00 PM

^Just came in here to post about the new TwinSisterMoon. I'm nearly convinced any NSB-related project can do no wrong.

batreleaser 06.14.2009 09:12 PM

richard youngs is always good.

batreleaser 06.14.2009 09:53 PM

I dont even know if bands like KMFDM mayve and Front Line Assembly certainly to be real industrial. Industrial to me is one of the best and most exciting genres out there; heavy electronics, fucked up synths, hypnotic percussiveness, and a sexyness that very view experimental musics can say they share. I get this vibe from Throbbing Gristle, Test Dept, Zoviet France, SPK, Hafler Trio, Controlled Bleeding, Clock DVA, etc... I do not get that from any bands mentioned above. Just me I guess.

Anyways, the Tyvek full length on Siltbreeze fucking RULESSSSS!!!!!!!!

batreleaser 06.15.2009 09:26 PM

yeah, cheer acident was on the cover of signal to noise for thier new album.

im listened to the new s/t rusted shut album for the first time now. its rusted shut, so its fucked up and heavy and bad acid wierd and all that, but i can already tell its not nearly as wonderfully and deliriously fucked and awesom as 'rehab', 'hot sex', an the aa lathe. it sounds like they are going for a more tonal punk vibe, and the first few songs sound a lot like vintage amrep jesus lizard stuff. not that thats bad, i just think rusted shut is and always should be waaaaaaay more fucked than all the bands in thier genre. thier sound is usually a mix of the best things from hardcore, black metal, grindcore, sludge, and improv noise, but this one is prolly more easily classified as just noise rock.

batreleaser 06.15.2009 09:28 PM

the song "the beach" sounds like electric wizard with horrible production, its prolly my fave song on the record, just slowed and simple chords, a steady drum beat, and grunted lyrics about some violent sex thing going down on a beach i guess.


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