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funny you should mention garage door springs, I thought about mentioning them specifically. apparently they are insanely dangerous, turning into bouncy missiles of death at the slightest provocation. or sometimes with none at all. garage door springs and fallen trees sitting at an odd angle are nat...

Will share more videos soon too. It's a very odd module, we are getting some unexpected things out of it, plus it has some bonus features such as using it as a distortion/fuzz :) not entirely related, but i've been using the fort processor i built at your workshop mostly as a distortion / fuzz for ...

i have a contact mic box from Silent Shepherd on etsy: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/SilentShepherdNoise really recommend their work. i've been thinking of modifying it maybe, it's just a two-output box with two mute buttons at present - which is great for a lot of stuff - but it'd be neat to add som...

seconding the idiot child rec, that album crushes

I'm interested - please send me a copy! subterpod@gmail.com

don't talk down about your own work, it sounds interesting :)

incredible talent. 61! too young, man, too young. ... and even later a fan of how he actively tried to reconsider some of the things he said and did, and make amends for things without trying to take himself off the hook or minimize his mistakes as so many others do. honestly so much respect to him ...

hell yeah dude! grabbed qjjc-gcrn.

ty! i took ebjj-vam9

cheers pal - i took ulek-hcb7

Dominic Sambucco - Relative Cosmologies Another languid, swoopingly atmospheric release from Language Instinct, washing static and musique concrete nature sounds. I've been really loving their releases recently; Glacial Anatomy - Radiology Noise is another highlight. I recommend! From the label: &q...

oh this looks sick, cheers - adding it to the big list of purchases

bumping this old thread to highlight a couple of artists i've been listening to a ton of recently. GENDERISTHEBASTARD https://genderisthebastard.bandcamp.com/ Amazing Liverpudlian harsh noise / deathgrind artist. Found them through the Hard Return release (PANSY ELECTRONICS) but there's a huge array...

Cementimental wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 1:02 pm Coming soon :)

incredibly sick. love this.

caught Zone of Interest last night. blown back into my seat by the waves of fucking evil emanating off it. an incredible achievement. for the purpose of this forum, it's worth talking about the sound design. i really appreciate that it sort of starts off with an overture - just black screen and mus...

caught Zone of Interest last night. blown back into my seat by the waves of fucking evil emanating off it. an incredible achievement. for the purpose of this forum, it's worth talking about the sound design. i really appreciate that it sort of starts off with an overture - just black screen and musi...

Any sound produced for its own sake, rather than as a byproduct of some other activity, is music. If you are beating a brick wall with a sledgehammer because it's your job to demolish it, you're not making music. If you are beating a brick wall with a sledgehammer because you like the way it sounds...

In eurorack, one can look at a sequencer like the Voltage Block as an intelligent chaotic/random burst generator when using a random/irregular clock source and random sequence patterning in order to trigger or CV modulate a variety of things. this is really interesting, it's something i hadn't cons...

I think for me the descriptor I would reach for is more "dense" than "brutalist", with the caveat that I'm using "dense" in the same way that say, a bundle of neurons is dense. Kind of like neurons, which are all tangled together and always firing, the best noise for m...

want to say i really agree with you about not necessarily gelling with the extreme / shocking approach to visualisation with noise. while i enjoy plenty of artists who work with dark subject matter, and it can definitely add to it in some cases, i find that that's very rarely what i experience when ...

i took g8f7-b6wv - thank you! really interesting work, i like it a lot.

messed around with the setup on a livestream this evening... https://youtu.be/uzC6Tb3HEMA?si=H8czehKPRMMgqMzt&t=240 trying to combine my practical gear with the DAW build in Reason. think i get some interesting results. i'd like to play live at some point soon, so i need to decide if i want to g...

hey i thought i'd try one of those joysticks you're all talking about but my one seems weird somehow

i guess in a world where noise music as a discrete genre has existed for around 40 years (and, of course, the avant garde that inspired it has been going much longer) then sooner or later we inflict systems of meaning even on to anti-representational art; in the same way that listening to 30mins of ...

This is interesting also, to me, because I have never been able to decide if noise is actually abstract or not. In many ways, it seems much more literal, representationally speaking, that most music. When someone says that a noise composition sounds like people banging pieces of metal together, the...

I'm not the organiser for these, but wanted to post them up to see if anyone else is going! https://shearworm.bigcartel.com/product/mattin-informal-bodies-hikikomori-jpsk-13-02-24 https://assets.bigcartel.com/product_images/373666774/EARWORM+Tuesday+13-02-23+A3+d1.png https://shearworm.bigcartel.com...