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Bastard Noise - RRRevenge (self-released) - The ol' RRR diss record. First time I heard it, I wrote it off as a middle of the road BN release. Revisiting it has catapulted it into at least the top 10 of their discography. So much psycho/weird experimentation going on here. Max Julian Eastman - Zabr...

People are still using Gimp? Jesus Christ. Using Gimp for artwork is like using Audacity for a audio project with multiple stems. Do yourself a favour and save up for something like Affinity Photoshop or something that's at least not as archaic as Gimp. Yeh you can learn Gimp but it will save a lot...

While there has been a discussion of favorite Prurient releases on here before, I would like to know what everyone's favorite release(s) on Hospital. For me personally, I would have to say the self-titled Skin Crime LP stands tall on both an audio and visual front. "White Eyes of Winter are Wat...

The new Deathprod is really great. Shocked I never see him mentioned that much in any noise circles. He is an absolute legend to me.

I need to do my research into the Great White North some more. That being said, anything Ryan Bloomer touches is blessed as fuck.

Been taking my most recent listening times to catch up on records I never got around to listening to upon initial purchase. A variety of sounds, all top notch: Kyle Flanagan - Nightmare (Small Mercies) Shredded Nerve - Existence of God (Small Mercies) Shredded Nerve - Willed Into Existence (Station ...

Surprised no one has mentioned "Digging Through Time" yet... Excellent book on the many live performances of G.X./the Haters. Always have it ready to pull out on my nightstand.

Work/Death - The Approach (Chondritic Sound) Pete Swanson & Greh Holger - Dead Inside/Dead Outside (Chondritic Sound) DJ Speedsick - Dance with the Devil (Bank Records NYC) Kazumoto Endo - Keiyo (16 Shots Per Second) Bastard Noise - Sound Engine (Troniks) Some new record store pickups mixed in ...

I just stopped at Sit & Spin (my local store in Philadelphia) today, and picked up the following: Work/Death - The Approach (Chondritic Sound) Pete Swanson & Greh Holger - Dead Inside/Dead Outside (Chondritic Sound) DJ Speedsick - Dance with the Devil (Bank Records NYC) Already played throug...

Oil of Beauty - System Voltages (Chondritic Sound Are there other releases like this out there? This was a new one to me, and it really blew me away. One other on American Tapes, and that's it. Of course if you are looking for a harsher Olson fix, Daylight Savings Time T.X. is a great project.

Oil of Beauty - System Voltages (Chondritic Sound) One of the many aliases of John Olson. This one is all about metal clanging & mixer feedback. John is a master of the latter, in my opinion. This tape shows it off in full effect. Infibulation - Live Rehearsal (self-released) Zach Vogle of Magg...

Every year I get really excited about "Our Earth's Blood IV" and loose steam halfway through. It's a daunting release, for sure. I have only made it through once. The ones I remember standing out from it are: "Venom Bath" w/ Jay Randall & P.W.E "War Loving God" w/ ...

Took my dad to see the Rutgers vs. Princeton wrestling match on Sunday, managed to swing by Vintage Vinyl to pick up some heavy hitter titles for this week: The Rita/ Oscillating Innards - Split (Iatrogenesis Records) Haters - Drunk on Decay (Release/Relapse) Masonna - Hyper Chaotic (V. Records) Aub...

Newest episode with Jim Haras rocked. Great listening for cleaning the house to. Keep up the good work!

But on a more serious note, best noise of 2022 was: Kyle Flanagan - Hangman Cut Himself Loose (New Forces) Blind Date - Thank You (Usagi) Lee Counts - Lee Counts (Working Man Laydown) Paul Riedl - Ambient Volume 5 [The Water Tape] (SFI Recordings) Aaron Dilloway - Return to Wave Farm [Unedited] (Sel...

Vast Field Magnetism wrote: ↑Thu Dec 08, 2022 4:42 am Punishers of the year:
1. Flesh Prison Records

Yeah, that about sums up noise for 2022. Good year, guys!

This weeks stack has been: Kyle Flanagan - Hangman Cut Himself Loose (New Forces) Kjostad - Music for Organic Performance (New Forces) Number of the Beast - Evil Has No Boundaries (Small Mercies) La Masque De Fer - Behind the World, a Living Ghost (Small Mercies) Amphibian - Hanging Nettles (Small M...

Updated Recents: Pedestrian Deposit - Austere (the best one of the mainline records by far) Pedestrian Deposit - Volatile (what I used to consider the worst of the mainline records. It is not as bad as I remembered) Oscillating Innards - Nadir Emergence Emeralds - Solar Bridge Coteries - Wet (Richmo...

I find myself loving Rodger's One Dark Eye to be much better than anything I have heard from the Macronympha catalogue. I am wondering if there is any other projects or albums you would recommend between Stella or Joe that would be worth checking out?

Lately, it's been: One Dark Eye - Transmissions of Fistulae Auris (I know you hear about records being front-loaded sometimes, but this one is the opposite. The back end stretch is unbelievable) The Haters - Future Cheers Gnawed - Subterranean Rites And on a non-noise end, the Magrudergrind self-tit...

I find "Gong" and "Blear" to be particularly great records in their catalog.

An artist that I am sure has changed many lives in this forum (myself included). I am wondering where to go with Koji's material beyond his classics ( Structured Suicide , Fracture of Silence , collabs with Ramirez ), as there is quite an abundance of material and some of the pricier titles are not ...

Bastard Noise was my introduction to noise and still remains a heavy favorite. It seems like while they do have a "sound" that people associate with them, they do branch off into fucking weird territory sometimes. I would say check these releases out if you want to get a good idea of the s...

I love a good rare piece. While I have not been grabbing as much lately due to an upcoming move, some of my favorites include: Prurient - Devil in Broad Daylight 2xCS Prurient - African Division CS Prurient & Aaron Dilloway - Disappearance of the Maya 4xCS Deathpile - Triumph of Death CS (this o...

No clue where to start with WJ,but I'm pretty sure there are some experts on the board. Werewolf Jerusalem's "Untitled IV" is my go-to. Far and away it is the best Werewolf Jerusalem release, in my opinion. It is just so creepy and atmospheric in a way that not many other noise releases c...