Scream & Writhe Forum

Jazz makes up a good amount of what I listen to, but my jazz tastes are almost opposite of my noise/PE tastes. When it comes to that stuff I like the harshest and most unhinged stuff possible, but for jazz things like bossa nova pretty much dominate my interests, I have a very hard time tolerating a...

Anything with really over the top screamed vocals. Especially if you can understand the lyrics. I’m tired of really buried rumbly vocals where you can barely make anything out. Weak ass vocals are the cardinal sin of power electronics for me.

Yeah, really hope that gets put back together at some point when it’s possible. Staggering lineup for sure.

https://i.imgur.com/5nEJ2zQ.jpg Album now available fully streaming on Bandcamp: https://totalblack.bandcamp.com/album/the-enemy-is-listening Tesco Germany now has distro copies Distro copies also en route to: Fantastique HQ / Torn light Cloister Recordings Scream & Writhe Discreet Music Thanks...

Junta Cadre - The Enemy Is Listening (Total Black) - Absolutely great record, masterful power electronics which is perfectly fitting the album format. His last one on No Rent was also really, really strong, but i think that one is even better! Thanks a ton for listening. Very happy with how the alb...

LHD - Even Still

Commuter - Inner SE Industrial (Phage) The atmosphere on this one is quite strong. The noise itself has a slightly reverberant quality that instantly brings to mind sounds echoing through alleyways and under bridges. Where this disc really shines is in the adept patchwork of field recordings and el...

My two PE/industrial acts are split according to theme. I started recording under Herukrat around 2012 which served its purpose long enough to really get a grip on what I was doing, and around 2014 it landed on its primary or “permanent” theme of Islam after dabbling around a few different subjects....

Morning jams yanked from the tape bin.

Cost - KOS
Form Hunter - S/T
Full Service Available - II
Pedestrian Deposit - Morose

Been having an excellent time going through these recently, really saving me on slow shifts at work the past couple weeks (plus motivating me to keep my ass in gear with my own recording). Looking forward to Taylor’s episode and seeing who else is on the upcoming roster

Some other random things I’ve watched from the past week or two: Rope , 1948 https://i.ibb.co/Y0J3B5v/5-D0-BCA73-E4-A3-4-E1-B-AB85-84-F38-F8452-B5.png The Medium , 2021 https://i.ibb.co/zVmmX73/AEA083-BF-ADB1-4959-952-D-AFDD93119967.png Sabotage , 1936 https://i.ibb.co/g7FcWP7/A91771-A3-CA75-4-D00-A...

Nice recommendations, will check those out. Up next I have The Whip and the Body, any strong feelings about that one?

Speaking of Bava, sat down and finally watched Black Sunday , aka The Mask of Satan (1960) last night. Trying to round out a few of his classics I haven’t gotten to yet. It was good, but I prefer his later stylistically unhinged stuff shot in color. https://diaboliquemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/...

Took Mill of the Stone Woman (1960) for a spin last night. Notable for being the first Italian horror shot in color, had some awesome sets and shot pretty vibrantly. Not the best giallo I've ever seen, but it was definitely fun none the less. https://64.media.tumblr.com/df011052718440f40a841f4c70a95...

Hell yeah way to support. I've got the physical copy and it rules, its worth it for the lyric sheet alone.

Sick.

screamandwrithe wrote: ↑Thu Jan 20, 2022 12:22 pm If anyone is having any problems posting anywhere let me know. It seems like permissions have to be set for each individual board, for whatever reason. I think I've caught them all.

Do we have a way to do things like embed YouTube videos into a post?

Recently it’s my personal mission to get everyone to listen to Aqua-Eroticum - Burnt Carpet, Stained Sheets. Tom doesn’t exactly get no recognition or anything, but I think this album flew under the radar for a lot of people. When was the last time you actually heard a PE album that made you feel ba...

Oscillating Innards - Nadir Emergence I’ve had to drive back to my hometown a few times recently, and this had many listens on those trips, another one just now. One of my absolute favourites. Ticks all the boxes for me, blisteringly harsh at times, vulnerable and fragile at others, beautiful loops...

Here are some random picks from over the years. Some of these have been used for various albums and projects https://i.imgur.com/7hz7wgi.jpg https://i.imgur.com/YjPGj7V.jpg https://i.imgur.com/l2FO9jN.jpg https://i.imgur.com/wFaBPpl.jpg https://i.imgur.com/ysPkwMe.jpg https://i.imgur.com/iD2URTk.jpg...

you might appreciate this one J, a mid-90's BBC documentary about 1991 Gulf War: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zQT5WB_nHE lots of interviews with many now-dead guys like tariq aziz and colin powell. norman schwarzkopf describing the 'quagmire' that would have resulted had coalition forces pushed...

Figured we could use one of these here, I know we’ve got at least a couple cinephiles among the numbers. Let us know what you’re watching right now, have enjoyed recently, or any current/past favorites you’d like to discuss. https://i.pinimg.com/736x/ca/da/e6/cadae6539e94eb07e51eadc5d685f0bc.jpg Iva...

Here’s all the most commonly used stuff. Korg Minilogue and the SP-404 have probably been the most invaluable over the years. As far as pedals, probably the Digi death metal, and the Genthalz CUNT.

A lot of good advice in this thread. A lot of stuff I'm sure some of us heard when staring off. I don't want to just echo everyone, but I'll repeat a couple of things that have stood out over the years- Take your time and work to be proud at your releases, don't work to drop 6 tapes in a year. Thing...

J. Abdul-Salaam, based out of Oregon, USA. Recording under Herukrat and Junta Cadre, as well as the more recent moniker Commuter for straight harsh noise. Active about 10 years. Hello to all those familiar faces