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Bargain Basement / Wilt - Flea Market / 1958 (Solipsism / Self Abuse)
Label info: "Split/collaborative CD featuring two of our favorite experimental sound artists. Bargain Basement takes an assortment of ordinary sounds from day to day life, and mixes them together to create a surreal soundtrack to places unknown. Wilt uses a collection of both natural, found sounds, and electronic manipulation to create a dark, drifting, and dream like soundscapes."
(CD-R, jewel case, $6.00, on sale, last copy)
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[ abstract electronics ] [ field recordings ]
Chaos as Shelter - Live in New Jerusalem (Solipsism / Self Abuse)
Label info: "Two live tracks of beautiful dark ambient sounds from Israel. Over an hours worth of music, the first track was recorded in December of 2000 at New Jerusalem Studios, the Second is from August of 2000, and was recorded live at the Abama Theatre, in Jerusalem. Mixing drifting, dark ambient electronics with subtle rhythms and ethnic sounds, Chaos as Shelter are one of the more interesting new projects from the last couple of years, and his live work adds another layer to his already complex sound. Haunting, and meditative, this is music that evokes a world of it's own."
(CD-R, jewel case, out of stock)
[ dark ambient ]
Iugula Thor / Sshe Retina Stimulants - Performance Ranges (Self Abuse)
The Sshe Retina Stimulants side is a great piece of buzzing noise with spastic synth sounds trying to fight their way through it. Iugula Thor's track is along the lines of his contribution to "The Sounds of Sadism" compilation, and comes off as an a cappella power electronics routine.
(Grey-marbled 7", $9.00, last copy)
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[ noise ] [ power electronics ]
Macronympha - Intensive Care (Self Abuse)
72 minutes of extreme crunchy noise from veteran US noisemongers.
(CD, jewel case, out of stock)
[ harsh noise ]
Sshe Retina Stimulants - Ketsueki No Eiga (Self Abuse)
Brain-frying frequencies manipulated with savage precision by Paolo Bandera, also known for his works as Sigillum S. Where others merely content themselves with always-in-the-red walls of noise, Sshe Retina Stimulants have mastered the capacity of building tension and delivering the way it matters.
(CD, jewel case, out of stock)
[ experimental ] [ harsh noise ]
Söldnergeist - You Want Him / Hyper Climax (Self Abuse)
"You Want Him": heavy electronics with pulsating bass and distorted vocals. "Hyper Climax": a crescendo of noise and strained drones.
(7", $9.00)
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The Haters - Voice of Victory (Self Abuse)
Label info: "Recorded in 1997 at the Longhorn Speedway in Austin, Texas by playing various sounds over the racetracks PA system. The result is one of the Haters' noisiest releases ever. The CD-R is limited to 200 copies, and comes packaged inside a cardboard box, alongside a bumper sticker, crashed car, and air freshener."
(CD-R, cardboard box, out of stock)
[ field recordings ] [ harsh noise ]
Various Artists - Soundtrack for the End of the World (Self Abuse)
Label info: "Featuring Native X, Taint, Con-Dom, Runzelstirn & Gurgelstock, Macronympha, The Haters, Aube, S*CORE, Skin Crime, Diesel Guitars, Violent Onsen Geisha, and Thomas Dimuzio."
(CD, jewel case, $12.00, last copy)
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[ collage ] [ harsh noise ] [ power electronics ]
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