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Let's not be too hasty. Fucking over the flipping market would be keeping the shit in print at affordable prices, not selling whatever dribs and drabs he's got leftover a bit lower than the Discogs rate. The flippability of Hospital titles is not something that works entirely against the label and c...

I don't and have never had a problem with digital listening and certainly when I was studying and moving house all the time I listened to everything from my computer including my own rips of CDs and tapes. I'd also find rips on blogs of vinyl I bought at that time. Now, however, I'm in a position wh...

to be fair, his "from the archive" prices are quite reasonable in comparison to discogs averages. see no reason he should't get that money instead of a 3rd party. wouldn't be able to put a date on it(maybe around the time rose pillar came out?) but there was a point when the man realized ...

Ineffable Slime wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 1:40 pm get that paper dom

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Perhaps there is a bit of a ceiling on shifting Thirdorgan lps to Berghain hopefuls. Might be time to hit up Justin again for the next batch.

An older choice, but Zan Hoffman collaborated with a plethora of artists including Maurizio Bianchi, Agog, Dave Prescott, and De Fabriek as part of his 27-year ZH27 tape label / art project from 1984 to 2011. His noise works — consisting of dense layers of tape manipulations and electronics “attack...

Jammed Robochanman - Japanese Corruption on the bus just now and it was the perfect accompaniment to the boring journey. Love RCM's no nonsense, no fucking about approach to noise and would love to see a few of these oldies reissued. Yes! Would love to see Robochanman reissues myself. But is he sti...

Simon Morris R.I.P. to the big man. Still often wish he was around to get his take on all manner of shit. I've got a few nice memories of him at shows. First time I ever saw Ceramic Hobs was at one of the now legendary (to UK people anyway) Crater Lake fests where a sensational alcoholism was prone...

Jammed Robochanman - Japanese Corruption on the bus just now and it was the perfect accompaniment to the boring journey. Love RCM's no nonsense, no fucking about approach to noise and would love to see a few of these oldies reissued.

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I was a year or two shy of catching some really amazing stuff as it happened in the U.K. I was already enjoying noise around 2005-6 but wasn't really aware of an active U.K. underground where gigs and tours happened until 2007. Wound up missing the boat on all kinds of international artists coming ...

Deaf Forever All Dayer, Leeds (2007/8?): Traveling to London to get a train ticket for Leeds in order to attend an all dayer. Being sent back the way I came via Birmingham because there was a train on the track adding another 2 hrs to the journey. Finally getting to Leeds and paying for a room to sl...

I was a year or two shy of catching some really amazing stuff as it happened in the U.K. I was already enjoying noise around 2005-6 but wasn't really aware of an active U.K. underground where gigs and tours happened until 2007. Wound up missing the boat on all kinds of international artists coming t...

The Finnish one-man project Keuhkot (”lungs”) might be of interest in this thread. His music has been described as a sort of hellish vaudeville or radio sketch. The lyrics often deal with environmentalism, misanthropia and desiring to be a different species. He had been keeping a fairly low profile...

I don't have a dog but I really wish I did. The closest I've got to a noise pet is Quinn, the staffordshire bull terrier who lives a door over. Often I'll but weird music on and he'll start to bark - makes me think he can hear something that I can't.

Bumping to talk a little bit about Malvern Brume This is a guy I've been aware of for sometime but, for no real reason, didn't check out until seeing him live late last year. There we had some pretty sparse backdrops of processed environmental recordings being punctuated with sampled feedback played...

The Rita / Filthy Turd – Kill The Women Rape The Men Inspired by my not-terribly-abashed post in the review thread to whip out some 'Turd-blessed Rita. The latter out the gate with some heavily overbearing tonage, cycling through a dialogic series of never-really-settled waves, clench-sphincted par...

I dunno if underrated/hyped is the right term for it because I believe the project likes to stay low key BUT I saw a Spring of Life cassette pop up in the Now Playing thread. The two releases I’ve heard from this project are among the best stuff I’ve encountered in recent years. As close to perfecti...

Yeah! Nyege Nyege is a really important and FUN thing. We're headed into more specifically dance music driven territory now (who cares) but the Tanzanian singeli stuff they're issuing recently is just insane. Sometimes it feels as though these oddball, hyper localised takes on club music are some of...

Yeah another one here for Halim El-Dabh. I had to do a bit of research on that early piece for a written project and found the background on it very interesting. Moving into more contemporary and less NOISE (more noises) material, there seems to be a wealth of very interesting sound art practice and...

- Boring, domestic or totally pleasant, normal things being used as the artwork to harsh noise CDs (see especially Hijokaidan) Definitely in agreement. Traum by Wince I'd say is a good example of this. If anything seeing anodyne artwork like that reaches out and grabs my attention more often. Yes, ...

SUN RA! Jazz (and specifically Sun Ra) was my gateway to noise, somehow. Makes total sense. I'm sure many people found their way in via the weirder edges of Jazz. Since I first became aware of Sun Ra it was ALWAYS something I saw held up as essential listening among many different groups of music l...

Macronympha & Mlehst - Macrosonic (2022, Input Error, CD) Blinding job done by Input Error of reissuing this fantastic release the way these things should be done - affordably and looking/sounding on point. This is everything you want a collab like this to be. Shared source materials remixed, r...

Definitely stopped caring about Prurient around the time of Bermuda Drain. Then and now I didn't/don't buy that it was somehow a brave album that reached beyond the noisesphere and challenged all these generic norms. I just thought it was really badly executed and still do whenever I try to dig it a...

Great idea for a thread. - Stuff that sounds like it is broken - Boring, domestic or totally pleasant, normal things being used as the artwork to harsh noise CDs (see especially Hijokaidan) - Stuff that doesn't try too much to sound entertaining. Noise as something genuinely non-musical and irritati...

SUN RA! Jazz (and specifically Sun Ra) was my gateway to noise, somehow. Makes total sense. I'm sure many people found their way in via the weirder edges of Jazz. Since I first became aware of Sun Ra it was ALWAYS something I saw held up as essential listening among many different groups of music l...

I know a few people who dub to order and keep things in print which I very much admire. No way I could keep up with that personally but more power to them. I'm a believer in things being available in the long term because I like to think of music as having a longer shelf life than whatever interest ...