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To just mention a few:
Cock ESP Fckn'Bstrds Alfarmania Enema Syringe Raseri The Gerogerigegege FilthyNöisyAnthrope Torturing Nurse Bizarre Uproar |
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I mean it was pretty good, but of the year? That's not setting the bar particularly high....... |
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What an odd thing to say........
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In light of that download thread this last few responses have taken on a ghastly and frankly eerie subtext...... A window to the future perhaps? Or indeed perhaps even to the past?????
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I dunno if i can do 10 without pretending to like acts more than i really do, but i guess it goes, in order of genuine enjoyment
Ashtray Navigations Yellow Swans Skullflower Whitehouse Incapacitants Government Alpha Merzbow (But i dont REALLY like Merzbow) Relay for Death Macronympha |
Why would you say Merzbow I you didn't really mean it? I'm semi confused......
I like Merzbow beat when he plays the drums...... He's got some great albums, I have about 30 and I like Hybrid Noiseblood, 1930, Animal Magnetism, Rainbow Electronics II, Anicca and the collaboration with The Haters the best, as well I thought that -3 Japanese Birds series was terrific. I ordered from Important and got a free Merzbow tote bag. I carry meat groceries home in it though :( I really want that Merzbient box set by I don't have the money right now...... |
Government Alpha are totally sick too......
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what;s the merzbient box? I got the merzbox, 24 hours of seals (4 discs), and 13 japanese birds (which is 14 discs, actually).
I have over 100 merzbow albums, I love him actually. Especially his drumming. I probably said earlier, but MAMMAL is my shit. Just amazing. Get everything Mammal has done. It has some really weird decaying guitar shit mixed with some odd harsh fast drum machine pounding. But its intense as fuck. I really like that one guy, Xlinsupreme too, who has some noisey shit but mixes it with actual riffing and drum machine and keyboards and stuff. Yellow Swans, also... basically, I like the more hybridized "noise" guys, the ones who aren't afraid to insert "musical" loops/sounds into their stuff. I also really like the "cut-up" noise stuff, like Gastric Female Reflex and Brian Ruryk (who is a rad dude). GFR is really interesting, it's basically a bunch of really really short clips of different things cut up and put together.. a woman screams segueing into a gun shot distorted seguing into children laughing that keeps getting more and more intense and then you hear a church organ and then a telephone ring. Just shit like that. Really weird and entertaining.. Ruryk is basically a guy who beats the FUCK out of an acoustic guitar. He records a left speaker track of it and a right speaker track of it. The "interplay" between speakers is always really interesting. At times, it resembles a Bill Orcutt or a Derek Bailey that's 10000x more intense and fucked-up. It's amazing what he does with an acoustic guitar, clanging and banging.. ripping off strings, going at them with different tools, smashing his guitar (!), etc. No effects. Just "acoustic-based" noise of the highest order, the 6 tape set CYCLE OF FORDS is the best "noise" release I own. Supernice guy, too, I got him to do a soundtrack for me for my next film, which I feel bad since I haven't worked on it much (only have 10 minutes completed), I really want to release it so people can hear his bizarre soundtrack (with contributions from uuuuuu on the sdtrk too heheh!). OH YEAH... the king of noise: RUNZELSTIRN AND GURGELSTOCK. Get everything you can by them/him. By far the most fucked-up stuff I've ever heard. Yes, even more fucked-up than Caroliner. More fucked-up than a Peter Sotos spoken word album. More fucked-up than DOG POUND FOUND SOUND (2 hours of dogs crying and moaning and barking and panting). I guess everyone should check out Caroliner too, I wouldn't call them "Noise" though some of their stuff definitely isn't "music" by typical definition, a LOT of their stuff sounds like an old redneck woman screaming over a detuned banjo while tons of weird little snippets of other instruments float around the mix... sometimes they flat-out noise it up, though. One of my favorite bnads ever, either way. Finally, I LOVE Black Mayonnaise, which some people call doom/sludge. It is more close to doom/drone/sludge/etc but it is so underproduced in spots and the riffs are SO low and crackly and decayed and noisey, and the vocals are just something else. It's kinda super-slow-noise-sludge. It's hard to explain but it's topnotch. |
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I said i dont REALLY like Merzbow, in the sense that i like some things ive heard but i cant be considered a fan. Same with Government Alpha really. Im not a hardcore fan of anything outside Ashtray Navigations or Yellow Swans Having said that, i dunno if Vibracathedral Orchestra or Astral Social club would count in a noise list, but i would have them in my top 5 too |
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Oh! Ashtray Navigations is such a cool dude, glad you mentioned him, the last msg I got before I deleted my fb was from his friend saying how they watched/enjoyed currently untitled. Made me happy, genuinely flattered me. I love his stuff, he's brilliant. |
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Very, very shit, and not fucked up. Just the sort of thing that art students do when the're not bothering to be good (for which see Principal Edwards Magic Theatre [not noise]. Quote:
Amazing, still. I think it's the only set of mp3s that've survived 4-5 clearouts. Anyway. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtQ35GBhdZs |
Art students?! Not fucked-up? What album have you heard? They have a few albums of kinda just random sound collages, but their "song-based" shit is about as ridiculous/absurd/insane as you can get, not to mention their live shows which are THE most intense I've ever witnessed.
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They're shit. I like you, and I think you should know that.
I don't remember what I heard, but what I do remember was that it was exactly what you'd expect from the sort of people who want to impress upon people that they're 'weird' rather than the acts of genuine weirdos (the Shaggs, Jon's smoke etc). Shit. Shit shit shit. |
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whats your favourite? I actually find listing my 10 favourite Ashtray Navigations releases easier than my 10 favourite noise artists |
love that whirrs and greatest imaginary band are my current favz
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Im tempted to give an alltime top ten
1. Red Culture 2. Throw Up in the sky/Fine clinking magnets 3. Heavy Flow Traffic or blind faith 4. yesterdays teeth cast in gold 5. A monument to british rock LP number 3 6. Exploding Blue Floor Martin Denny 7. A Monument to British Rock LP1 8. Four more raga moods 9. Six Imaginary scenes from the life of Muhammad al aqil 10. Aurora Grease Sweetrocket |
oh fuck yeah, red culture, that one's awesome, forgot about it.
yesterdays teeth cast in gold is another great one. I only have about 8 at the moment, I need to get some more, which I think I'll do.. now. |
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Red Culture, i bought it direct off Phil Todd himself when i got this horrible depressing office job about 3 years ago. The first side of it (railroad poet is the name) is the soundtrack to possibly the grimmest time of my life, yet its 23 odd minutes that never fails to make me feel good. http://ashtraynavigations.wordpress.com/ |
At the moment this.
http://auxiliaryout.blogspot.com/201...emorse-of.html |
Ive been listening to Jason Lescaleet recently too, he collaborted with Graham Lambkin (The shadow ring, idea fire company, general godlike genius) recently.
http://shalalal.blogspot.com/2011/05...nic-music.html Its weird how you dont realise alot of the stuff you listen to will be classed as noise, you just enjoy it for what it is. |
I can't relate to Ashtray Navigations or Astral Social Club as noise bands. They are too psychedelic for that.
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Ash Nav have definitely done stuff that would be classed as noise, but most of his work is more psychedelic rock only without the rhythm section, youre right on that. Astral Social club is definitely more consistently at the noise end of the spectrum. Alot of Ash Nav's earlier stuff can sound like noise because it was recorded in the back room of a post office with a dictaphone. |
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Curious if "drumming" stands out on any specific album? |
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13 Japanese Birds!!! it's like a series. the only one I know where he drums. |
I think he drums on some of the early 80s stuff too. Personally I didn't like the 13 Japanese Birds series as much as I tend to like his other stuff.
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Mickey Hart + Bill Kreutzman
Drums and Space have been pioneering noise music for almost 50 years and Saturday night in Santa Clara to experience what they do at stadium sound levels?? http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nXb30gYkIU0 |
^^^such an experience you witnessed this past weekend.
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Thanks for the insight! atsonicpark included a track from one of the 13 Japanese Birds on a mix CD he made me and I believe it's still the only thing I've heard from the series......however, I wasn't aware who was playing drums. |
The ultra rare 62 CD boxset: History of Electronic / Electroacoustic Music (1937-2001)......free streaming!
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what about some lesser known noise musicians, like Kylie Minoise, The MF KittyBooy, Natihil, Nash, I quite enjoy them too
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In answer to the OG question, off the top of the dome and in no order:
1. Wolf Eyes (+ related e.g. Dilloway, Graveyards, Nate Young) 2. Hijokaidan (including Junko's solo stuff) 3. Merzbow 4. Dylan Nyoukis, etc (Blood Stereo, Prick Decay...) 5. Prurient 6. Can't/Jessica Rylan 7. The New Blockaders 8. Zaimph 9. Raionbashi 10. Hanatarash |
Going local from my area on this one...
Straight Panic Gnawed Anthony Amelang Ligature Impression Juyho |
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