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That was great. Thank you!

Yes!

looks like the yellow gas flames set was absolutely torrid blistering batshit all out fun. idk why I’ve slept on the project and maybe even been a little skeptical about it but that nosiextra insta clip looks like rock and fucking roll. uncompromising. I wonder if they stole the show. are their rec...

Greh from Noisextra live streamed most of the event on their instagram page. Had to be one of the biggest noise audiences I've ever seen.

Apologies for the swerve but there was a post up a while back that had updates on the noise releases from Japan, anyone know what it was called?

Does anyone know if the NWN/Hospital event is going to be filmed? Does Masami Akita ever show up to hang or is he too big for a 2 day noise festival?

I like these videos.I would like to see reviews of more noise instruments or interviews with the builders.

speaking of drums I just watched a reel on instagram with a kid who put a soup can on it's side his snare tightened the snare and it turned into a reverb snare.

BTW, I did get the rosin. Haven't had a chance to apply it to the bow. probably this weekend.

di you buy rosin to go along with the bow? I picked one up as well but did not get the rosin. Hoping that the rosin makes the difference.

Wow! Looking forward to this.

Oskar has a new podcast up with Parasite Nurse whos current work is cutup modular I believe. Really interesting stuff.

I'm in the process of adding drums to a track because it calls for it. Fuck the tropes. If something that I'm creating feels like it needs something, I will add it to satisfy my creative outlet. Everyone else's ears be damned.

Wow. Thats a lot of releases for coming out of nowhere. Impressive.

James Thompson wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2023 6:10 pm

confuzzled wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2023 9:25 am Sorry for the swerve: Is it safe to say that most listeners and creators of noise are also a bit "complex"? I feel that this is what makes this community so interesting.

not me. i'm normal. probably the most normal.

Congrats on being vanilla james :D

Scott is a good person, albeit complex. I miss him and his music, too. Does anyone have his work digitized/places other than a couple YouTubes? Or suggestions for other nuanced comforting noise projects? I'm new, sorry. Hi. Sorry for the swerve: Is it safe to say that most listeners and creators of...

Are there an interviews with the guy from work/death online?

Joie de la Blumpy wrote: ↑Wed Nov 29, 2023 10:28 am Fuggin great shit! Am thinking this could be the latter day "in stereo" rendition of Violent Onsen Geisha's Wild Johny Guitar Man(?) from the forever to be treasured Otis?

Is this a comp? Its fucking amazing!

These ladies are pushing boundaries:

https://womenofnoise.bandcamp.com/album ... -palestine

That was a fun video. Is there a link to hire Grant for mastering?

Do you have your own project? Your reviews are incredibly interesting and makes me want to hear your stuff.

However, only cowards back down forever, especially on false accusations. I think I have seen you play once 13 years ago but I have no idea who you are. I will say I know Scott the person as he was my friend, and he has had plenty of personal demons and problems that I can already see from your lac...

NoIdolsNoHeroes wrote: ↑Wed Nov 29, 2023 6:55 pm

confuzzled wrote: ↑Tue Nov 28, 2023 3:41 pm

What is Mulberries? besides the obvious.

The Work / Death album, Mulberries Ripen and Rot.

That LP is unbelievable. Thanks for the tip.

NoIdolsNoHeroes wrote: ↑Wed Nov 29, 2023 6:55 pm

confuzzled wrote: ↑Tue Nov 28, 2023 3:41 pm

What is Mulberries? besides the obvious.

The Work / Death album, Mulberries Ripen and Rot.

Thanks! I have to check them/him out.

NoIdolsNoHeroes wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 8:56 am Can anyone recommend more stuff out there that would be similar to this, especially Mulberries? That is now my new favorite noise release (thanks to this thread) and I need more!

What is Mulberries? besides the obvious.

For me, stereo is important because I like the ability to hear depth and how noise can be manipulated spatially for both the artist and the listener. I do like recordings where a track is thrust upon the listener in mono to create a vacuum of sound but I do prefer stereo.