Neg-Fi

chrome noise tape · 12.14.2009, 04:58 AM

this project sounds interesting...check the myspace page www.myspace.com/negfi

NEG-FI
Brooklyn-based duo Neg-Fi debuted as a band in 2003 with a home-made cassette release for the annual DIY holiday art event La Superette. Incorporating drastically detuned guitars, bass, walkie-talkies and handmade devices, Neg-Fi creates short, minimalist compositions with maximum impact. Following the self-released LP Listen-OK in 2005, they have just pressed a new EP, a split release with Atlanta-based noise artist Eiliyas.
Both members have performed in Glenn Branca’s Symphony No.13 in New Jersey, Belgium, London, Rome, and St. Louis.

demonrail666 · 12.14.2009, 07:38 AM

I just listened through their tracks and, I dunno, it leaves me with the same feeling that I get from so much of what I hear at the moment. It all just sounds like sketches of something. I think your description of them as a 'project' is apt; the whole thing seems to suggest a kind of 'notes toward'. Maybe I'm just missing the point behind it all.

12.14.2009, 04:58 AM	#1
chrome noise tape the end of the ugly Join Date: May 2009 Location: Making The Nature Scene Posts: 935	this project sounds interesting...check the myspace page www.myspace.com/negfi NEG-FI Brooklyn-based duo Neg-Fi debuted as a band in 2003 with a home-made cassette release for the annual DIY holiday art event La Superette. Incorporating drastically detuned guitars, bass, walkie-talkies and handmade devices, Neg-Fi creates short, minimalist compositions with maximum impact. Following the self-released LP Listen-OK in 2005, they have just pressed a new EP, a split release with Atlanta-based noise artist Eiliyas. Both members have performed in Glenn Branca’s Symphony No.13 in New Jersey, Belgium, London, Rome, and St. Louis.
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12.14.2009, 07:38 AM	#2
demonrail666 invito al cielo Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 18,510	I just listened through their tracks and, I dunno, it leaves me with the same feeling that I get from so much of what I hear at the moment. It all just sounds like sketches of something. I think your description of them as a 'project' is apt; the whole thing seems to suggest a kind of 'notes toward'. Maybe I'm just missing the point behind it all.
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