[batreleaser]

masonna is one cool lookin dude, i wana steel his style;

 

 

 

[Everyneurotic]

i forgot to put guilty connector on my list, and that's one of the best harsh shit ever.

pain jerk can be fucking nuts too, when he is on.

[atsonicpark]

I know a lot of people here probably don't like the rita but I heard an album (it had some silly title like TOTAL SLITTING OF THROATS or something) that was just 70 minutes of a big impenetrable static wall that was amazing. It sounds stupid but it's noise music where you could actually REALLY see images when hearing the sound.. if that makes sense. No, it doesn't. Okay.

[Everyneurotic]

yeah, does wall of noise albums are pretty hit or miss.

or maybe it's "high or miss."

[atsonicpark]

yeah most are ridiculous, 999% volume overpowered reverbed to hell shit... blah.

[Everyneurotic]

and it's 20 to 40 andsometimes 60 minutes of unchanged noise.

the twenty minutes ones can be awesome, though. depends.

[batreleaser]

i fucking love the rita. the wall of noise is one of the only original ideas in modrn noise.

[atsonicpark]

really bat? I love the rita too, he actually sold me a bootleg of this insane horror film called der todesking.

But I love his music too haha.

[MellySingsDoom]

The grand-pere of modern "noise" music...:

 

[atsonicpark]

that reminds me of a point I needed to address.

I really like posting to the noisefanatics.com board because the people there are cool and everyone's into some really obscure shit. Also, everyone's extremely friendly and supportive, maybe too much so? Because I think a lot of people PERSONALLY like so many of the people in the noise scene that they overlook the fact that a lot of people doing noise suck.

I try to be polite about this... but you know. So many people want to trade shitty noise albums with me that it gets ridiculous.

[batreleaser]

Originally Posted by atsonicpark

that reminds me of a point I needed to address.

I really like posting to the noisefanatics.com board because the people there are cool and everyone's into some really obscure shit. Also, everyone's extremely friendly and supportive, maybe too much so? Because I think a lot of people PERSONALLY like so many of the people in the noise scene that they overlook the fact that a lot of people doing noise suck.

I try to be polite about this... but you know. So many people want to trade shitty noise albums with me that it gets ridiculous.

too many people in the noise scene ONLY listen to noise as well. theyre like the new party thrash dudes or something. but instead of 'kill em all' its whatever obscure split casette they can trade for.

[atsonicpark]

I dunno, do noise kids really only like noise? Are there really people like that? I'm surprised by the noisefanatics board, I see people listening to indie rock and pop. It seems noise kids are just really in love with sound.. an idea I can definitely relate with. Though it also, I think, clouds people's judgement on what is actually quality.

Thinking about it now, I think it's pretty easy to tell jsut by listening to someone's noise if they mainly listen to noise or just sample its flavors now and then. Not bragging or anything and to say nothing of the quality of my music at all, but I think when you listen to the "noise" I make, it obviously sounds different because I obviously don't exclusively listen to noise.

Another problem with the noise scene is people... wait, I already said this.. PEOPLE LOVE PACKAGES TOO MUCH. I see so many people going "man that new package is killer the cd won't even play but the packaging is crazy it's a dead dog man the CD IS STUFFED INSIDE A DEAD DOG!"

Noise people especially get wrapped up in the IDEA of noise, like "man this is raw as fuck this is crazy", which says nothing about the actual quality of the recording. Noise reviews are the worst.

[MellySingsDoom]

Originally Posted by atsonicpark

that reminds me of a point I needed to address.

I really like posting to the noisefanatics.com board because the people there are cool and everyone's into some really obscure shit. Also, everyone's extremely friendly and supportive, maybe too much so? Because I think a lot of people PERSONALLY like so many of the people in the noise scene that they overlook the fact that a lot of people doing noise suck.

I try to be polite about this... but you know. So many people want to trade shitty noise albums with me that it gets ridiculous.

I feel that just listening to "noise" is just like listening to rock, metal, hip-hip, dance etc - there's so much good music out there, why limit yourself to one genre? A lot of noise IS crap, but at least the people in the scene are usually decent - compare that to the metal scene, which sometimes descends into cock-waving pointlessness.

[atsonicpark]

Yeah, I will defend the noise scene to its death. The most supportive, open minded, friendly, cooperative, mostly unpolitical scene out there. Of course, that's mainly because its small and makes no money.

Noise is a very difficult genre to rank the quality of, as far as releases go, I think that's it's biggest downfall. I just try to listen to stuff that compels me.. obviously.. but I certainly don't understand how certain groups who keep doing the same bullshit (Wolf Eyes) are popular when forward-thinking noise artists who strive to keep doing different and interesting things get overlooked.

Me and EveryN were talking about this a while back but there's basically 5 steps to being a successful noise artist.

1 - Play live and break your equipment or do some other kind of assholeish thing so people talk about you.

2 - Release about 500 releases on 500 different labels in the course of a year... it doesn't matter what they sound like. Just get 'em out there. Make sure 200 of those releases are splits and make sure another 250 are all under about 40 minutes and on tape.

3 - Have some gimmick, some image, something people can talk about. You know how Sunn (who isn't noise but it works) had vocals recorded in a coffin? That's what people talk about!

4 - Make sure your releases are limited to like 5 copies each and packaged in the most ridiculous ways possible.

5 - Be everyone's scene friend.

THERE, INSTANT NOISE SUCCESS!!!!!!!!

I kid.. but only a little bit.

[batreleaser]

newer noise acts i dig (not actually positive how new these all are so please correct me):
halflings
mutant ape
s i x e s
demons
kylie minoise
the cathode terror secretion

[atsonicpark]

yes mutant ape!

He used to post here, I talked to him a bit before also.

I really like medroxy progestone acetate or however the fuck you spell it.

[batreleaser]

the current u.s. noise scene to me really resembles 80s hardcore scene as far as the commitment to touring and being broke, the networking, the shitton of diy labels, the different scenes (michigan, new york, miami, etc..) and of course the incredibly powerful music

[atsonicpark]

cult like.

[batreleaser]

all in all, i love as lot of noise music. but generally my favorite music is music that uses noise to add to thier sound or has a 'noise-y' sound to make them soubdf more violent. i love violence in music. like bands like 16-17 or the flying luttenbachers or naked city or boredoms (duh) or royal trux, who just use noise to make thier clusterfuck sounds sound even more chaotic. or the velvets, sy, polvo, mbv, spacemen3, tful282, bands that find the balance between pop structure and noise experimentalism, to me thats the hardest thing in music to do, way beyond my talent as a musician.



and yes if ure wondering, im still medicated out my eyeballs on percocetts

[atsonicpark]

right, it's like I said in this thread.. I think i said... I like noise, but I like melody a little more. But when you mix both in, hey!

That's awesome about the meds dude, I just got some oxys.. not the 7.5s but the 10s... taking half of one makes me feel like I'm in a calcutta codeine coma... I'm fucked up listening to dead texan, this is amazing haha.