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Ovum - S/T (Suggestion Records)
Crackling electric ambient noise from this cult Swedish project. The third track is a strange cover of "I wanna be your Dog".
(3" CD-R in a colored full-color poster sleeve, $8.00)
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Panicsville - Sterile (Nihilist)
This is one visit to the hospital that'll have you calling for a nurse in no time, only to regret it as soon as she walks in. Starting off with the appropriately titled "Flatline", the release shifts from sedated bouts of hazy creepiness to cut-up noise aneurysms. Musique concrete, field recordings, ambient and noise all become stainless-steel instruments in the hands of Panicsville, and right now it's time for your shot. Features an exclusive video from the "Stabbed in the Face" sessions by Chicago underground film-maker, Usama Alshaibi.
(CD, clear jewel case, $13.00)
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[ collage ] [ electro-acoustic ] [ experimental ] [ field recordings ] [ noise ]
Panicsville - Evil? (Nihilist)
Panicsville's 4th album and the most rhythm-oriented one so far, with plenty of Casio rhythms and arpeggiated synth
lines to shake a SK-1 at. Toss in a copious amount of found sounds and effects, some swirling feedback noise and a couple of creepy lullabies and you're almost there. Includes an amusingly jarring cover of "Video Killed the Radio Star".The CD comes with a booklet between two wood panels held together by binder clips.
(CD, hand-made packaging, $13.00)
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[ electro ] [ experimental ] [ noise ]
Panicsville - Perverse (Liquid Death / Hello Pussy)
Released in 2004, "Perverse" is another stroll into the happily deranged world of Panicsville. It's a somewhat noisier affair than its direct parent "Sterile", but it does keep the latter's taste for twisted sonic collages, diseased atmospheres and pulsating electronic howls. this is like dumpster-diving into surreal nightmares, and what you'll scrounge up will leave you with a black-toothed grin.
(CD, clear jewel case, $13.00)
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[ collage ] [ experimental ] [ noise ]
Poochlatz - Cold Turkey (BlackGapDeathTrap Records)
Poochlatz is the doom-noise-drone project of Israeli noiseniks Rani Zager (Vultures, Lietterschpich) and Maor Appelbaum (Screening, Vultures, and a number of releases under his own name). With one full-length CD under their belts, they're back with this live recording of their more doom metal influenced material. This is definitely a nice companion release to the Lietterschpich CD, as it share some of the same rough howled vocals but with a more sedated doom influence added to the whole thing.
(CD-R, individually handmade artwork, $10.00)
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[ guitar drones ] [ noise ]
Recant - Subject to Affliction (Alarming Echo Beats)
Following his first full-length release on Fleshmadeword Records, Recant comes back with this EP in a different vein altogether. Gone are the cut-up rhythmical scrapings of "Gesture", here replaced by solid blocks of black ambient noise and junkyard atmospheres.
(CD-R in slim case, $5.00, on sale)
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[ noise ] [ scrapyard ritual ]
STROM.ec - Laboratorio Suomi (Live 1998-2002) (Freak Animal)
Remastered live tracks from STROM.ec concerts performed between 1998 and 2002. Abrasive power electronics with heavy mechanical loops and shredded vocals.
(CD, jewel case, out of stock)
[ noise ] [ power electronics ]
Sudden Infant - Ear Wash (SSSM)
Disjointed noise pieces that sound as if performed by a mildly retarded child with a big grin on his face. Odd sound effects, erratic structures and a dadaist flair make this one a challenging record to take in one sitting: it does live up to its name. Includes what is most likely the world's most twisted cover of "ne me quitte pas".
(CD, jewel-case, $16.00, last copy)
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The Hollowing / Marspiter - Habashira (Rectrix)
Split release with 4 tracks from the Hollowing and 3 from Marspiter. The former move from cavernous noise ambient to aggressive tribal pieces, while Marspiter sticks to a subterranean form of neoclassical with a restrained and buried sound suitable for the epic movies of yore. A nice combination that covers a fair amount of sonic ground.
(CD, jewel case, $8.00, on sale)
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[ dark ambient ] [ martial industrial ] [ noise ]
Various Artists - Revelation (Bugs Crawling out of People)
First release from Squid's brand new label. Based around the "Revelation" story which is included in the 16 page booklet along with its original artwork.
Featuring exclusive tracks by asphalt leash, bETON bARRAGE, casual coincidence, cold flesh colony, dead man's hill, iszoloscope, legion ultra, nitrous flesh, NöRV, pneumatic detach, prospero, scrap.edx and sedarka.
(CD, jewel case, $13.00)
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[ dark ambient ] [ death industrial ] [ noise ] [ rhythmic noise ]
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