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Bastard Noise - Sound Engine (PACrec)
From the people who brought you the term "caveman electronics". Subdued at times, chaotic at others. Features a collaboration track with Guilty Connector and a 26-min live track of blackened cosmic noise.
(CD, cardboard sleeve, $8.00, last copy)
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Cloama & Gelsomina - The Duellists (New Old Sentinel)
Four long tracks of thick harsh noise and feedback from these two Finnish projects.
(CD, oversized color sleeve, $15.50)
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Conversations About The Light - A Retrospective (Ominous Recordings)
A compilation of rare and previously unreleased tracks from this American project, with some past releases on Audio Savant and Cipher Productions and a collaboration with A Crown of Amaranth out on Eibon (as A Crown of Light). This collection of bleak drones colliding with harsh noise outbursts makes for some rather "uneasy easy listening" as the label puts it, and it's definitely worth hearing if you'd like to check out this overlooked artist. Limited to 150 copies.
(pro-printed CD-R, jewel case, $7.00, on sale)
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D.N.D - Slaves Build in Series (Spatter)
From slow mind-numbing noise to full-speed blurred beats, D.N.D's sound is often close to some of the Japanese noise acts such as K2 and Masonna, but with less use of cut-ups.
(CD-R in DVD case, $7.00, on sale)
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Dissecting Table - Zettaizetsumei (UPD)
Fourth DT release of 2005 so far. No guitars and very little drums on this one, but 4 long tracks of evolving glitchy electronics with autistic rhythms, some shouted vocals and violent spasms of digital noise. At times it sounds like DT channeled through a ZX Spectrum. Strange stuff indeed.
On a side note, Malignant Records better not rip off this description for their own catalog like they did with the last DT. Write your own, people.
(CD-R, jewel case, $12.50)
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Dove Yellow Swans - Live During War Crimes Vol. 2 (Release the Bats)
Label info: "The second volume, this time a collection of darker and more sinister live recordings taken from their tour in Europe early 2006. 42 black minutes of creepy soundscapes painting a depressive picture of a world going down in dust and ashes. The 5 songs all has a weird desperate and dense apocalyptic feel to them, making this a haunting and very bleak experience. Trashy dark rumblings and total coldness. Again very well-edited stuff by Pete Swanson, works more like a full proper album than just a collection of random recordings."
(CD, Dual Plover full color sleeve, $15.00)
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Dusa - Dusa (Åderlatning)
Cut-up and fragmented cassette noise blasts from Falun, Sweden.
(7", ink-treated sleeve, $8.50)
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[ collage ] [ harsh noise ]
John Wiese - Teenage Hallucination: 1992-1999 (PACrec)
Label info: "Teenage Hallucination is a compendium of Wiese's initial recordings as a teenager to his seminal early vinyl appearances. From pure analog bedroom havoc to intense cut-up harsh noise blasts, Wiese steadily developed his highly personal and specific style of extreme music while trying to survive the St. Louis experience.
52 tracks in nearly 80 minutes of the best material from his Catwoman 7", split LP with The Haters, split 5" with Panicsville, collaborative tracks with GX Jupitter-Larsen (The Haters) and Corydon Ronnau (Sissy Spacek), and featuring many completely unreleased and unheard tracks of isolated midwest basement obscurity.
Full liner notes by T.Mikawa (Incapacitants/ Hijokaidan) and Seymour Glass (Bananafish). Limited to 1,000 copies."
(CD, clear jewel case, $8.00)
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Le Dépeupleur (Zbigniew Karkowski / Kaspar T. Toeplitz) - Disambiguation (Auf Abwegen)
Label info: " 'Disambiguation' is the third CD from the duo of Zbigniew Karkowski and Kaspar T. Toeplitz. It features one ongoing stream of grey, heavy and disturbing noises. It contains blocks of solid and almost material sounds, causing a physicality and urgency to the "music" which is rare to find these days."
(CD, cardboard sleeve, $15.00, last copy)
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[ harsh noise ]
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Lockweld - 8 Cuts (NCC Records)
Label info: "industrial noise fueled by low end overdriven rumbles, destroyed vocals and screeching distorted power tools. 8 cuts of unrelenting audio terror from one of the harshest industrial / noise acts in America."
(12" vinyl shaped like a saw blade, $12.00)
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