It's hard to find brilliant and legit industrial made in this time and age. I wouldn't call this brilliant but it's obscure which I've heard is the most important thing! A Moscow industrial / dark ambient band. Very cold.
The new EP from atmospheric black metal giants Wolves In The Throne Room.
Aix has a strange sound to it. It's as if all the pops and clicks, fused with the enchanted looping melodies (can i call them that?) come to life. It doesn't feel random or unstructured, but it certainly doesn't feel organized. It's as if you you enter an own little world and listen to all the natural sounds of the objects and creatures of this world. Almost minimalistic in it's sound yet magically engaging.
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Being one of the most painful doom metal bands out there, Khanate seems to live up to their reputation at least on the earlier part on the album. The abrasive guitar, slow dooming bass, the vocalist utterly screaming his guts out and with the slow spasmatic drumming it becomes a somewhat harsh mixture. Later on album the dissonance is toned down, the fault in the vocals become all too apparent and they're basically excusing themselves with "well, we're droning". However it's still worth a listen for the earlier part of the album.
Another obscure gem. An EP portraying his feelings for the winter. The genre would be something like experimental ambient. Straight from source, dat, not burned or ripped (not from me though).
The first cd is among the most psychedelic things I've heard. It's just droning vibrating frequencies slowly morphing in and out. After a while you start wondering what is actually part of the music and what is only in your imagination. Somehow so strangely arousing.
Kevin Martin, Justin Broadrick, Scott Kiehl, John Zorn, Dave Cochrane, Lou Ciccotelli.
I wouldn't exactly label myself as a Squarepusher fan, but this gets my seal of approval, intense, uplifting and plain enjoyable. It's just an EP so it doesn't get too long or tedious either.
The most intense and extreme(?) of Ultra Shit Band releases if that counts for anything. It's a classic set up with the 1,2,3,4 buildup before each song, though never resorting to the unsatisfactory 1-5second noise-burst technique of Yellow Trash Bazooka. No, this is a non-stop mayhem, carnage beyond imagination. Drowning in endless feedback the instruments all get suffocated in the ocean of noise, except the drums. We have Yoshida Tatsuya, from Ruins among many others, literally mangling his distorted drum set.
Haunting metallic ambiances, noisy outbursts, whining loops of guitar feedback. A cute and obscure dronanation I recently found combining the noise and the ambient. Ultimately not harsh, soothing.
While their debut album was somewhat unique, it was nothing close to being revolutionary. While it was worth at least a few listens, it's perhaps one those albums which just makes you forget about it after a while.
First upload in a while, but yeah I've been busy.
A subtle, melancholy and melodic, very touching piece of industrial-influenced slow motion music. Lyrics sung in Swedish. Though perhaps this is best enjoyed unexplained.
One of the most ultra shit Gero recordings.
This quite atmospheric piece of distorted loops to me feels more like an ambient release in a sense, but is perhaps best explained if I call it noise. Or I could try explain how it sound DJUUN DJAAAAAEEEN DJUUN DJAAAEEEN which then transcends into a blup blip blop blep bläp blop all over a constant PSSHHT etc. etc. Not your average noise record, 12½ minutes of concentrated quality.
I love his outfit.
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