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Whitehouse |
Bird Seed |
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Heavyweight vinyl double album with includes instrumental version of Wriggle LIke A Fucking Eel. As with the rest in the series this is limited to 1000 copies.
"Bird Seed has been regarded by many critics as Whitehouse’s most mature, diverse and complex release to date. Still containing Whitehouse’s unadulterated lyrics, and ironic swipes at the misfortunate, this recording finds the band at a far more intellectually sophisticated and psychologically interrogative stage in its career, particularly in terms of how its lyrics attempt to grapple with the culturally stigmatized therapy and self-help culture. Much of this has been attributed to the departure of former member, author and publisher Peter Sotos and the shrinkage of the group to a duo of William Bennett and Philip Best..."
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Cornelius Cardew performed by Keith Rowe & Oren Ambarchi |
Treatise |
Alga Marghen |
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"Edition limited to 300 copies, reproducing on the sleeve and the innersleeve the 4 pages from Treatise performed by Rowe-Ambarchi.
Cornelius Cardew's opus magnus Treatise is a 193 page graphic score written between 1963 and 1967 while he was performing with the improvisation group AMM. The score's graphic notation, with its intricately devised graphic lines, shapes and symbols was intended to question the limits of compositional practice. Decisions concerning pitch, timbre and duration, along with the choice of instruments and the number of performers, are left entirely to the discretion of those willing to devise the rules and means for its performance.
This realisation of 4 pages from "Treatise" by Keith Rowe (Tabletop Guitar) and Oren Ambarchi (Guitar), possibly the most powerful ever acheived, was recorded live at Bimhuis in Amsterdam on Feb 8th 2009..."
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"This one-sided LP issued in an edition limited to 500 copies only, will first be presented at Centre Pompidou in Paris and offered to the audience partecipating to the second Œuvres sonores event. After this event, the remaining copies will be available for distribution.
Danse was part of a sound/visual installation called "Labyrinthe de violence". Previously unpublished, this radical experimental work has now been released on LP record in collaboration with the New Media Dept of Centre Pompidou (National Museum of Modern Art) in Paris for Œuvres sonores 2, a 2-day-event organised by Emanuele Carcano at Beaubourg on April 5th & 6th, 2009.
Labyrinthe de violence" was an installation for tape sounds and 2 slide projectors conceived in 1975 by Luc Ferrari. The installation was a visual and sound metaphore of violence within contemporary civilised society..."
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"The culmination of many years' experience and experimentation with the properties of resonant metal objects, whether intended for music or not. Includes accompaniment of a Merce Cunningham event with help from David Behrman, and collaboration with Bill Fontana at Charlie Morrow Studio: squeaky wood floor, footsteps, and delightful sound-disturbance by rope holding frayed friction rough edge of long rusty iron found-and-picked-up pipe. Edition with black cover." - Alga Marghen.
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From the experimental sound/noise project whose roots were elemental and definitive to more than one genre over the last two decades Gravity issues this revolutionary full length studio recording from The Bastard Noise. The lineup features members from Man Is The Bastard. Members of The Locust guest. Recommended.
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Limited double vinyl reissue. Contains printed inner-sleeves with many unseen photos and extensive liner notes that painstakingly recount the Gore story.
"Essential reissue of the first cult classic album from this seminal instrumental Dutch band. Thee mighty Gore ruled from the late eighties into the mid-nineties. Relentless, heavy,pounding instrumental rock, whose influence has paved the way for other heavy instrumental acts like Pelican, RussianCircles, Don Caballero, and of course the band who adopted their name: Bohren und Der Club of Gore.
With their use of repetitive heavy rolling rhythms and bombastic execution (sans vocals) Gore pioneered a new style of music for the time. For the first time ever these recordings have been painstakingly remastered and are now available again to amaze, overwhelm and bewilder!" - Southern Lord.
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Warehouse find of bootleg version of the classic 1982 Broken Flag 'Neuengamme' compilation LP, on Remote Control Records. Featuring Sutcliffe Jügend, Whitehouse, Kleistwahr, Consumer Electronics, Ramleh, Maurizio Bianchi, Krang (John Murphy) and more. Extremely limited quantities.
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"Since it's initial 2007 release, Naked on the Vague's debut album "The Blood Pressure Sessions" has gone on to floor people across the globe landing them with a enviable vinyl re-issue on the influential US imprint Siltbreeze. The album is a deep dive into the depths of apocalyptic pop and psychedelic weirdness. Disparate vocals grip onto stabbing keys and menacing hook-laden bass lines, pushed on by a relentless drum machine, far past its warranty period, giving the whole of their sound a sonorous curtain of ecstatic foreboding. Essentially a ‘punk assault ranging from some almost dance-able short and sharp ‘hits’ to gloomy extended freak-outs. Lucy and Mathew take direction from where the short lived no-wave movement ended, expanding on what that imploded scene could have garnished had it not succumbed to its own fatalistic shortcomings." - Dualplover.
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Psych.KG presents LSD March Live at The Ams LP. Black vinyl edition comes in a black papersleeve with frontpic and insert. Limited to 100 numbered copies. Very limited quantities.
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"In 2007 Nurse With Wound were invited by the Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Foundation via In Famous to perform a live soundtrack at La Cite de la Musique in Paris to the 1992 Murnau film, “Der Brennende Acker”. The new sounds that were generated and musical parts recorded for the film became rudimentary building blocks for The Surveillance Lounge. Nurse With Wound never fail to surprise and just when you maybe thought you could second guess how this might sound, they completely shift the direction. In contrast to the last release Huffin’ Rag Blues, this release focuses on the darker side of Nurse With Wound. Whilst keeping a fresh contemporary feel, it nods towards some of the older, more sinister material. Current 93’s David Tibet is featured on the disc along with the mainstay of Steven Stapleton and Andrew Liles."
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More rare and unreleased material exclusive to this release. Limited edition of 500 copies.
"The first Swell Maps single I bought (Let's Buid A Car) still to this day gives me a soul scorched buzz'n'rush. As soon as Nikki Sudden's gr comes slicing slabbing and all out fuzzifying off that crackling vinyl groove you know yr gonna rock. The Swell Maps had a lot to do with my upbringing... I wish I saw them." - Thurston Moore, Sonic Youth.
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"Surging fuzz storms, icy synth drones and hymnal, contrastingly delicate vocals sung in a made-up language called Meronian. Their sharp instrumental prowess, revolving stylistic obsessions and berserker live shows have delighted and confused a growing cult of international thrill-seekers. Circle's bleak lockstep encapsulates the dark flip side of Finnish life-interminably black and frozen winters, mystical forests, isolation, bygone centuries of Swedish and Russian occupation, nervy architecture, mosquito plagues and a wonderfully difficult, non-Indo-European mother tongue. This is strange and beautiful stuff from a strange and beautiful place." - Klangbad.
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Finally a re-press of Clandestine Blazes’ fourth album. Long sold out title now back in stock. Recommended black metal. 12 pages booklet, in jewelbox.
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Black vinyl edition. Last year Sunn 0))) was invivted to perform at a ancient cathedral in Bergen Norway. The performance was captured via 24 track mobile recording and the resuluts were pressed onto double 180 gram vinyl. This recording will be available exclusively on vinyl only. There will not be a digital release (cd or downloads). Pure analog! The Sunn 0))) lineup for this performance includes Attila Csihar (Mayhem) on vocals, Steve Moore (Earth, Ascend) on the churchs' legendary pipe organ and Norwegian native Lasse Marhaug on electronics.
The packaging for "Dømkirke" was designed with the utmost attention to detail and quality that perfectly compliments the audio content. Each 180 gram vinyl comes in a heavy stock, full colour inner sleeve that features stunning photographs from the performance. The cover of the gatefold jackets feature exclusive art by Tanya Stene (Burzum, Ulver, Darkthrone)...
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Black Rose Recordings and Broken Flag present the new 10" single by Ramleh. Limited to 500 with black and white artwork this is their first new material since 1998 and it doesn't disappoint. Powerful droning intensity, motorik rhythms and warped guitar riffs dominate these two songs with one containing Ramleh's distinctive distorted vocals weaving in and out of this inventive chemistry. "Switch Hitter" could almost be described as a full on dissonant rock track, but Ramleh's desire for experimentation and improvisation lifts it way above the general rock mindset. Ramleh have been active since the early 1980s, first as one of the UK's pioneering power electronics groups and then towards the late 80s they, along with Skullflower, laid the foundations for the UK's improvisional noise rock scene. In fact Gary Mundy from Ramleh was also one of the founding members of Skullflower...
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Live collaboration from September 2008 between two legendary Japanese groups: Acid Mothers Temple and Hijokaidan. Featuring the line-up of Atsushi Tsuyama, Fumio Kosakai, Hiroshi Higashi, Jojo Hiroshige, Junko, Makoto Kawabata, Koji Shimura and Toshi Mikawa. Also features an encore track of Jojo and Kawabata duo.
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Incapacitants recorded live at Club South BBC, Ashikaga on 17th November, 2007.
"Occasional lack of clarity in sound and image is included intentionally by the artist. Hope you enjoy." - Toshi Mikawa.
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A limited CD release from Alchemy - 500 copies only. Gomikawa Fumio is the noise super group made up of Toshi Mikawa and Fumio Kosakai of the Incapacitants and Kohei Gomi aka Pain Jerk. Highly recommended - like the sum of its parts, but better.
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"Freak Animal is proud to present one of the most original and unique assaults of Cloama. A-side presenting an organic/acoustic take on power electronics, while the b-side has two tracks with more innovative PE/industrial sounds." - Freak Animal. Limited edition of 250 copies.
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Very impressive and much anticipated release of Paradise Now: The Living Theatre in Amerika featuring rare, never-before-distributed films and a bacchanal of revolutionary multimedia documents from The Living Theatre's historic and influential '68-'69 American tour.
In 1968 The Living Theatre, led by Julian Beck and Judith Malina, triumphantly returned to America from years of self-imposed exile in Europe with their theatrical breakthrough Paradise Now. The play introduces the practice of collective creation, dissolving the boundaries of human interactions and forging a harmony between the actors and audience.
The result of this shared voyage is the spontaneous creation of a temporary anarchist collective- free from the enslavements of war, violence, the State, money and the self. Recommended...
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V/A: Los Angeles Free Music Society |
I.D. Art #2 |
Paradigm Discs |
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"When the Los Angeles Free Music Society 10 CD set came out I eagerly flipped through the contents to see what treasures had finally been made available again. Much to my surprise the early compilation I.D. Art #2 was not included in this otherwise major overview of the LAFMS. I.D. Art #2 was the second LP release on their label, coming after Le Forte Four’s ‘Bikini tennis shoes’ LP, and before the 2LP ‘Live at the Brand’, a split album between Le 44 and The Doo-Dooettes. It dates from 1976. It is also probably the most difficult LP on their catalogue to find. Originally released in an edition of just 200 copies, most of which were given out to the 44 artists and groups who appeared on this extraordinary LP. The deal was that each track was paid for by the contributor at a rate of $8 per minute in exchange for 4 copies of the disc. Consequently very few copies were ever made available via the LAFMS mail order service..."
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"The gates of Birchville Cat Motel crack, creak wide, and crash, unleashing a gush of soul-fried bleakness and love-damage stained with a defiantly metallic pose. Thats "METALLIC... as in, has the surface qualities of metal" not "METAL... as in, has the surface qualities of Metallica"... step back you fucking freaks. Although the broken bricks of BCM are still plain to see amid the burning wreck and ruin, 'Stillborn Plague Angels' represents the first fully formed sentence in a new chapter of Campbell Kneale's ongoing tome of star-spangled, psychedelic, noise-OM. Cholesterol-shaving guitar peeks over the trench to survey an adrenalised landscape of endless roaring catastrophy... Everything louder than everything else!
Our Love Will Destroy The World is the new one-man project by New Zealander Campbell Kneale after disbanding Birchville Cat Motel..."
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Ex-Hate Forest, now with chanting dark vocals and Sumerian/ancient Egyptian mythology and history. New and better artwork than the CD version. Northern Heritage licensed vinyl edition.
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Finally long awaited vinyl version. 22+ minutes of bonus material, including an exclusive studio track and two live tracks. In gatefold sleeve including all the lyrics. Edition of 666 copies.
"Baptism is known as one of the most reliable Finnish black metal acts with their instantly recognizable, yet deeply traditional, puritanical "Eliterian" musical worship and esotericism. Referencing both older metal and a newly awakened purpose for a more extreme form of Luciferian art, Baptism's work is always more than mere music - it's a theistic black metal ceremony. As it is, Grim Arts of Melancholy stands as a natural continuation of the work Baptism initiated in the 90's..."
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First official vinyl reissue of Arthur Doyle’s masterpiece Alabama Feeling which was originally released in a limited run of only 1000 copies on the AK-BA label in 1978 and has become one of the most sought after free-jazz records of all time which always commands a premium whenever it turns up for sale. Limited edition of 500 copies. Inner Sleeve features reprint of an article by Dan Warburton about Arthur Doyle that first appeared in Wire Magazine. Highly recommended.
"Here's a personal favorite from the Arthur Doyle vaults - Alabama Feeling. This album was originally released in 1978, and then reissued on CD 20 years later. It's an intense ride from beginning to end. Doyle has made an art form out of lo fi free jazz recordings, as well as serving up a unique style of sax playing..."
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"The Brainbombs return with seven new songs recorded last summer. Hesitate and bum out forever." - Lystring.
Recorded July 12, 2008. Second pressing on black vinyl with thicker jackets. Limited to 735 copies.
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"Rooted derogatively in the spirit of Nonesuch Records' pioneering steps into the foray of primitive avant garde in the early 1960s, Tarantismo Summit ushers in a new age of reclamation of the broken and damaged arts, coercing the music enthusiasts of the present day to expand their horizons and explore new territories, still unfamiliar, yet unwavering..." - Rampage Recordings. Limited to 400 copies.
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Overhang Party |
S/T |
Mutant |
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"Overhang Party and its members, who revolve around founder Rinji Fukuoka, have always shown a wide range of musical interest and ability, and this LP shows them all at their formative nucleus, offering a glimpse into what would come in later years in addition to enormous immediate aural gratification. Initially released privately by the group in 1993 (prior to Rinjis formation of his Pataphysique imprint, which would release the rest of the groups output in addition to many other interesting recordings), this LP was limited to just 200 copies and has long been sought-after by aficionados of the Japanese underground. Needless to say, until now, if one were to be lucky enough to find a copy of this LP, it would come with a somewhat prohibitive price tag; we offer it once again in the vinyl format with its original presentation for those of us for whom the depth of our fanaticism may not always equal that of our bank accounts..."
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"Since 2003, NYC’s Talibam! have been charting a course through the
improv waters in a way that few other groups can pull off. Rock, jazz,
noise and all stops in between collide in an aggressive mix that
defines free music in the best sense of the term: nothing is deemed
out of bounds. Too much fun to be a po-faced postmodern exercise, and
too expertly played to be sunk in a morass of good intentions, The New
Nixon Tapes hurtles through two side-long pieces in an agile cascade
of rhythmic and melodic ideas. Kevin Shea (drums) and Matt Mottel
(synthesizer) have worked with Cooper-Moore and Rhys Chatham, among
others; here they’re joined by master saxophonist / trumpeter /
flautist Daniel Carter. Recorded live in the WFMU studios. MP3
download coupon included." - Roaratorio.
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"After about a 2 year absence, Psychedelic Horseshit is back with an EP of alleged B-sides from an upcoming full length..."I only listen to OK Computer and Cranes. The Fall sucks, DIY sucks, we suck, you suck." said Matt Horseshit in a recent interview."Why should anyone listen to you then?" replied the reporter."Because we're FUN, duh." And even though you wanna hate 'em, you gotta admit, they kinda are fun. Matt is a dick, of course, and Rich is hilariously clueless mostly, and by all means most of the stuff on this Shitgaze Anthems EP should'nt work, whether it be the white-boy dub section, the cliche acoustic ballad with backwards guitar, the blatant Dylan rips, or the overall amateur playing, but for some reason these elements that usually reek of pretention and failure actually endear you to the band and their songs. Yes, they're called Psychedelic Horseshit. Yes, they do suck, but I'll be damned if they aren't one of my favorite bands in the world..."
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"The first ever doom record on Turgid Animal. A reissue of the "In And Around Newcastle" live CD-r box set (originally issued in an edition of 50 copies by Fuckin' Amateurs last year) by North East England's Drone/Doom masters BONG. These live sets are essentially "bootleg" (albeit official) recordings and as such are not of the clearest quality, which only adds to the charm in my humble opinion. "Novum Castellum" includes the entire "In And Around Newcastle" recordings plus an extra disc of bonus live material. Limited to only 300 copies. Packaged in 3-way DVD case with pro-printed artwork and inserts." - Turgid Animal.
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"Only the second ever pro-pressed CD by North-East England's drone masters Jazzinger. This time chronicling the first ever rehearsal and recording of the core duo of Ben Jones and Hasan Gaylani. Raw guitar recordings from 1996 fill the discs 30+ minutes and if you listen carefully on the last track you can hear the police turn up and tell them to cease making the racket! Old school experimental work out from a simpler time. Artwork by long term fan of the band, George Proctor. Limited to 300 copies." - Turgid Animal.
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"Utarm is Norway's Sindre Foss Skancke and "Minus The Divine" is the incredible new album released as follow up to 2007's "Mutilation Epoch". Experimental Black Metal and Noise rolled into one well composed and certainly exciting if not bizarre sounding album. All the best bits of Skullflower, early industrial and influences drawn from his countries native Black Metal underworld fighting for space amongst a backdrop of blackened Harsh Noise filth. Limited to 300 copies." - Turgid Animal.
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"Second reissue of legendary post-mortem industrial / power electronics from Italy's Mauthausen Orchestra on Trash Ritual. Violent sound art originally released via Aquilifer Sodality 1985. Official release in edition of 250 copies." - Trash Ritual.
One of the early Italian power-electronics projects Pierpaolo Zoppo’s Mauthausen Orchestra started in 1982, releasing tapes on his own label Aquilifer Sodality, as well as on the cult labels Broken Flag and Recloose Organization. A retrospective of his early work, "Five Years Of Slaughters," was released in 1990 on LP by Vis A Vis Audio Arts, the short-lived label run by Juntaro Yamanouchi of The Gerogerigegege. For fans of early Broken Flag material - Ramleh, Maurizio Bianchi, Giancarlo Toniutti, etc. Recommended.
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Vice Wears Black Hose |
Part 2 |
Violent Noise Atrocities |
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Second collaboration (as Vice Wears Black Hose) between Sam McKinlay (The Rita, BT.HN, Edwige etc) and Richard Ramirez (Werewolf Jerusalem, Black Leather Jesus, An Innocent Young Throat-Cutter, and about a million other killer noise projects...), following a now out of print cassette on Cathartic Process. 'Part 2' is the first ever pro-pressed CD on the Violent Noise Atrocities label and comes packaged in a half-size slimline DVD-style case. One 40+ minute track from two true harsh noise legends, starts off with a fairly quiet and soothing (albeit ominous) hiss, then goes straight for the jugular. No doubt you already know if you need this...
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Bastard Noise / Spastic Colon |
S/T |
Pinch A Loaf Productions |
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Split CD between two well-respected Southern California noise mongers. Bastard Noise create some engaging, carefully-arranged noise tracks that made good use of both low-end rumble and high-end screeching, often at the same time. Spastic Colon do two long tracks that toss around and spew out unrecognizable samples into a droning stew of noise. Fantastic stuff. Packaged in a foldout, embossed cardboard sleeve. Features a guest appearance from Bizarre Uproar.
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"Extremely harsh noise that changes enormously from track to track, and also changes within each track, into several different experiences. Reminiscent of a combination of Merzbow, with his rumbling, crushing noises that cycle, and KK Nulls penchant for high pitched, piercing scree via guitar. A satisfying, punishing listen, quality extreme noise for those who know the difference and need the real stuff. Government Alpha delivers, and this is some of the best." - Manifold Records Website.
"Yep, this is Series III all right. It’s the work of Yasutoshi Yoshida (his address is on the CD if you feel like sending him the address of a good Ear Nose and Throat specialist), and apart from a few seconds of light relief at the beginning of Cryptic Cave, it’s a non-stop 57 minute barrage of EXTREMELY LOUD noise..."
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"Tompkins Square has amassed a formidable catalog of acclaimed acoustic guitar recordings, from reissues of seminal works by Robbie Basho, Richard Crandell and Harry Taussig to contemporary masters James Blackshaw, Peter Walker and Brad Barr. The label's 'Imaginational Anthem Vols.1-3' guitar anthology received 4 1/2 stars in All Music Guide, with AMG's Thom Jurek stating, "These are all essential recordings."
Next up is Ben Reynolds, an English solo steel string guitarist and songwriter..."
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"Much like the flagship release in this 13 month/13 cd series Masami Akita, herein known as Merzbow, returns to his drumset to accompany his complex analogue noise. His prowess as a drummer rivals his abilities as a noise artist making this an essential and exciting entry into the Merzbow cannon.
The CD’s in this series, which was inspired by Olivier Messaien’s Catalogue D’Oiseaux, are pressed in a limited edition of 1000 and once they are sold out they will not be repressed." - Important.
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"Thought Forms hail from Melksham in the South West of England. They have built up an impressive following particularly in Bristol and Bath over the past few years as well as playing dates around the U.K and the U.S.
We are ecstatic to be finally releasing this record after seeing the trio live so many times. Musically TF have taken influence from past masters such as Sonic Youth, My Bloody Valentine, Loop etc but their sound encompasses influence from modern experimental noise bands like The Skaters, Double Leopards, Emeralds etc." - Invada Records.
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"One of the great rock vocalists of the 1960s, Tim Buckley drew from folk, psychedelic rock, and progressive jazz to create a considerable body of adventurous work in his brief lifetime. Often cited as the ultimate Tim Buckley statement, 'Goodbye and Hello' is indeed a fabulous album. Contains 'Once I was' and 'Pleasant Street'. Original artwork." - 4 Men With Beards.
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"Originally released in 1970, Starsailor is the most unique and uncompromising release of Tim Buckley's brief but productive career. Combining jazz and avant-garde elements with folk-rock and Buckley's acrobatic vocal performances, this album is one of the most experimental singer-songwriter records of all time. Though it was a commercial failure at the time of its release, Starsailor has since become a sought-after cult classic." Highly recommended.
"Classic work by Tim Buckley - featuring his sublime "Song To The Siren", a heavenly tune that perfectly sums up his genius, and which would be enough of a legacy, even if it was the only cut he ever recorded! Other tracks are equally great - nearly all by Tim himself - and the backing features some 12 string guitar, percussion, electric piano, and organ, coming together in a swirling dreamy sound. Titles include "Monterey", "Come Here Woman", "Jungle Fire", and "Starsailor"."
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Reissue of classic 1995 recording originally released on Self Abuse. Two side long tracks of constantly changing heavy electronics. Low end dominated hard noise. C62, 30 copies.
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Unreleased material recorded 1990 in Pittsburgh, PA. Earliest available Macronympha recordings. Guitar, electronics and metal wall of sound influenced by Hijokaidan. C62, 30 copies.
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"Absolutely mind melting release from this consistently amazing American duo. This release has a very different sound to there superb drone recordings of there recent releases, yet it is still totally immense but really quite unexpected... This was previously issued as a tour only CDR in a press of somewhere between 20 and 30 copies. Brian Pyle and Merrick McKinlay spent sometime recording legendary Humboldt based pianist Darius Brottman, who also happens to have a radio show before Brian's own show on KHSU college radio. The recordings of Brottman were then reworked by McKinlay and Pyle separately. Pyle and McKinlay have a side each on this LP, both sides featuring very different ways of reworking the original beautiful recordings..."
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Full length debut from Sun Araw. "Tweaked Tubbyisms via the Ashra Temple, this is some sheer blessed out shimmer: Sun Araw, initially launched solely as a recording project for Magic Lantern guitarist Cameron Stallones, quickly transformed into a stunning live act as well, bolstered by a string of rapturously received LPs - 'Beach Head' on Not Not Fun and 'Boat Trip' on Woodsist. Drawing equally upon 70s kraut-psych rock, Spacemen 3-style drug blues and woozy tropical world music, Sun Araw's universe is a rapidly expanding one." - Not Not Fun.
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"This vinyl box-set is a treasure trove of rare and out of print noise from the vaults of the legendary early 80’s M Squared label in Sydney Australia. M Squared has been probably the best known independent label in the late 70’s - early 80’s also famous for their incredible rare and sought after vinyl releases of Makers of Ded Travel Fast, Systematics, Scattered Order or SPK.
The heavy Box features previously unreleased tracks from Scattered Order, The Makers of the Dead Travel Fast, Systematics and Height Dismay and out of print tracks and forgotten gems appearing on vinyl for the first time from Prod, Patrick Gibson, Shane Fahey, A Cloakroom Assembly, East End Butchers, Pleasant Peasants, A Volatile T-Shirt all gloriously re-mastered for the 21st Century and your aural excitement..."
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This deluxe Vinyl On Demand membership edition of Miscellany comes with an extra LP plus a t-shirt and is limited to 300 copies only.
"Much of the music included in this set is exclusive. Andrew Liles has compiled a comprehensive anthology including as much varied, interesting and unreleased material as possible. He spent many afternoons sifting through piles of cassettes seeking the oldest and arguably most definitive pieces of music from literally hundreds of hours of tape.
The earliest recordings on these discs date back to 1984. ‘Find a New Husband’ was made on Liles' father’s very cheap Amstrad tape-to-tape system. The tape machine ceased to work properly shortly thereafter. This track was the result or many hours of rewinding and re-playing and re-recording, and thus began Liles fascination, obsession and addiction with tape-manipulation..."
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"Complete 1979-1982 Polyphonic Size reissues in a 4 LP box-set with unreleased tracks, demos and outtakes! Featuring all singles, maxi singles, first LP produced by JJ Burnel, b-sides and rare tracks, plus superb unreleased material (with excellent sound quality), carefully selected and remastered from Roger-Marc Vande Voorde's archives. Including unreleased songs (Me Or You, Citizen Of Science, Asakusa Dub, Her Toys Dub), unreleased electronic instrumental tracks (Electronic 14-7, Electronic 65-4, Electronic 69-7, Electronic 15-5), fantastic rehearsals with Bernard Dradin on vocals (Space Rejection, Girlscout, Saison), alternate versions and demos. 10" bonus includes extended instrumental tracks taken from Live For Each Moment sessions, plus Saison (from Algorhythmic EP sessions)." - Vinyl On Demand.
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First release on Vinyl On Demand sub-label Vinyl Over Dose. "Imagine the most intensed and emotional movie you have seen and put the music of Atlantis on top. You will be lost in landscapes of sounds, lost in your emotions and feelings. Atlantis set its artistic fundament in 2006 by Dutch mastermind and band-leader Gilson Heitinga with movie soundtracks and collages. He used heavy breath-taking guitars in his epic emotional compositions.
While the critically aclaimed masterpiece "Carpe Omnium" (released as CD in 2008 on Field-Recordings) still has its focus on epic soundscapes and soundwalls, including the usage of electronics, the 4 track follow-up to Carpe Omnium, "San Diablo" is more rock orientated and heavier but still combining heavy guitars with dirty electronics, still with moments of serenity and athomsphere. Both works are now released as limited 500 heavy deluxe gatefold double LP with wonderful artwork designed by Lorenzo Cercelletta." - Vinyl On Demand.
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"Following a gaggle of seven-inches for goose-y labels such as X!, What's Your Rupture?, S-S, and M'Lady's Records, Tyvek delivers a long-player that couldn't make Siltbreeze happier were the colonel slathered in foie gras and seared to a crisp.
A few tracks on this effort are familiar to any who saw the band live in 2008; the rest, well, it's as fresh as new fallen snow when you get right down to it. Combining an uncanny channeling of The Urinals and early Mekons, Tyvek drops jaws to floors with solid acorns of repetitive punk/pop numbers that became oaks almost instantaneously. The inclusion of Damon (a.k.a. Teets of Puffy Areolas) brings in another sonic dimension and suddenly the band's set veers into a Velvet Underground-by-way-of-The Feelies stratosphere. Here yuo'll find a mixture of both, the blend of two perfect worlds. Practically a year in the making, this baby is worth every second of the wait." - Siltbreeze.
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