[QUOTE=Haz;18775597]erm, I was thinking of Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio

my factual error give me a break i've been sick and doped up on painkillers past couple of weeks[/QUOTE]

im on that robitussin again lol

I miss getting high and listening to Foetus

http://www.mediafire.com/?dcd22fd3smjo3uy
new ambient i made aleady gave it away to haz.

Sweet.

Bitchfork u got any recs for low end/bassy noise

Kazuma Kubota-[i]A Sense of Loss[/i]

In other i/e/a/n/pe(&rg)-related news...
Listened to Venn Rain recentlly. Was very great.

[QUOTE=Bitchfork;18775707]i/e/a/n/pe(&rg)[/QUOTE]

lol

in a way I think this is more inconvenient then the actual thread title

be quiet or i'll give you neurosyphilis

you'd have to give me syphilis first and this could get messy

not if you open yr butt

[url]http://youtu.be/LzMefMkAn6E[/url]

early Club Moral is pretty fun

yeah i enjoy it

Just ordered the new cremation lily tape and the new natural assembly demo that zen from CL is collaborating on. Didnt know the other bands in the strange rules batch and buying them blind is another twenty buckssss

i need to get fucking paid i want those

liking the artwork, debating on picking up the other two

[IMG]http://cache0.bigcartel.com/product_images/51061257/cremationlily-infant-web.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://cache1.bigcartel.com/product_images/51547813/300.jpg[/IMG]

natural assembly is sold out at strange rules but is still available here

[url]http://naturalassembly.bigcartel.com/[/url]

[QUOTE=Aakon_Keetreh;18776303]i need to get fucking paid i want those[/QUOTE]

Better go borrow some money from your mom lol

lol nahhhh theres always tons of shit constantly coming out. so it does really matter

i guess not. just wait for the rips to come out online and if you miss a few here and there its no big deal really.

theres quite a few CL tapes (50) so you could prob get in on that

David Tibet and Brian Eno should collab

fuck can't stop listening to Haus Arafna

[QUOTE=Mr. Ron;18776864]fuck can't stop listening to Haus Arafna[/QUOTE]

its good stuff

anyone like Karlheinz Stockhausen? been slowly making roads into his work, it is some interesting stuff to say the least

[QUOTE=kitsch;18776350]liking the artwork, debating on picking up the other two

natural assembly is sold out at strange rules but is still available here

[url]http://naturalassembly.bigcartel.com/[/url][/QUOTE]

You're lucky to have grabbed Natural Assembly, but the time I got home it was all sold out. Picked up Cremation Lily though.

don't tell me you are part of the tape club too shortz

[quote]wait a second i can post in this thread

anyone like Karlheinz Stockhausen? been slowly making roads into his work, it is some interesting stuff to say the least[/quote]yeah.

i used to sample his music when i started i should listen to a lot of my old favorites of experimental and modern classical artists again

that one release I listened to sounded like John Cage meets Rammstein lol

[QUOTE=Haz;18777219]don't tell me you are part of the tape club too shortz[/QUOTE]

i got her into it lol

[QUOTE=shortz;18777205]You're lucky to have grabbed Natural Assembly, but the time I got home it was all sold out. Picked up Cremation Lily though.[/QUOTE]

Totally didnt know you listened to this music, awesome.

I bought it like an hour after the listserve went out lol

[QUOTE=Aakon_Keetreh;18777403]i got her into it lol[/QUOTE]

lol it's kinda awesome

been listening to Bourbonese Qualk's [I]Hope [/I]quite a lot, recently. A decent slice of funky industrial/post-punk comparable to say, 23 Skidoo and CV.

[QUOTE=Haz;18775287]means a lot coming from you bro, thanks



Control - [I]Algolagnia[/I]
Einleitungszeit -[I] Human Scrap: AnAtomic Prayer[/I]
Genocide Organ -[I] Remember[/I]
Blackhouse - [I]Hidden Beneath The Metal[/I]
Brighter Death Now - [I]Innerwar[/I]



one of his music videos was on the new Beavis & Butthead, lol[/QUOTE]

cant seem to find that control album.

also, i am making dinner and going to listen to your track after haz. i havent forgotten :))

id take natural assembly over cremation

WHAT THE FUCK

nat assembly is really good but cremation lily is fucking choice. def top 2 or 3 current noise/pe artists for me.

count im gonna have a rip of sickness/demo; white skin and copper roof houses comp up on s4d in a couple days

listening to a local bands cassette, it's blowing me away

theyre called hymnal bruise

they're good but i'm not into it as much as you guys, plus i really really like the natural assembly demo.

that would be amazing, white skin is currently my favorite (neon lights very close behind) and i havent even heard the shit from the copper comp. look forward to the post

[IMG]http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a278/cuntyshunt/HostagePageant-1.jpg[/IMG]

FUC 61 - Hostage Pageant - Filth Consumption Tactics (C20)
Insanely complex harsh noise from this future master. Layers, dynamics and textures take you on what feels like a roller coaster ride that has bolted off its tracks. You want your HN harsher you say? This is for you.

got this in the mail today. gunna take a listen. love me some harsh noise

[QUOTE=Aakon_Keetreh;18777403]i got her into it lol[/QUOTE]

Haha he did. I blame him for my addiction now.

[QUOTE=kitsch;18777999]listening to a local bands cassette, it's blowing me away

theyre called hymnal bruise[/QUOTE]

I have that cassette too. I agree, really good but unfortunately since it's on a recycled tape, half of mine is warped or sounds that way (unless it's supposed to be that way to add to the "eerie-ness") - is yours cool all the way through? I should listen to it again, been a while.

Love Auris, such a cool label.

Countorus - I'm assuming you've heard of Prairie Fire Tapes?

yeah, auris is cool, not as consistent in quality as some labels, but 80% of the shit on their discog is great.

yeah the recycled tapes are supposed to add another organic element, make each copy of the tape unique. cool in theory, might not work well every time in practice. mine sounds great. there is a big almost silent part toward the end after the uplifting flute-sounding crescendo, but i figured that was supposed to be in there.

ive been loving the music scene here in bloomington since i moved. last summer they had the two of my fav shows ever, one the day after the other, liars (w/ john weise) and lightning bolt. such a welcome change from my hometown, which had like crappy high school metalcore bands, christian rock and lame ass djs that play dingy clubs.

i had not heard of prairie fire, shit, theres just so much out there, just when you think that you've got decent exposure. what other labels are you into shortz?


jon that tape looks hella good

haz, i just finished listening to your track all the way through. let me say this -- there were parts of it that i enjoyed immensely. there were some very interesting textures and juxtapositions. however, a lack of continuity made the track seem kind of messy. a nice drone would be laying underneath everything and then it would suddenly be gone. transitions (other than the intentional ones) were kind of jarring. youve got a lot of good ideas, but i would parse them out and try to come up with a few elements that you want to keep consistent throughout the track, or at least, slowly morph them.

another thing i would like to see you try is using the blasts of noise that you are using but experiment with volume. what if the drone was louder than the noise? what if you could make the noise seem almost soft?

just some things to think about.

i dont want to come off harsh or as a dick, but i also didn't want to just say "good" or "dece" cause i hate that when i am actually looking for feedback.

[QUOTE=kitsch;18778161]yeah, auris is cool, not as consistent in quality as some labels, but 80% of the shit on their discog is great.

yeah the recycled tapes are supposed to add another organic element, make each copy of the tape unique. cool in theory, might not work well every time in practice. mine sounds great. there is a big almost silent part toward the end after the uplifting flute-sounding crescendo, but i figured that was supposed to be in there.

ive been loving the music scene here in bloomington since i moved. last summer they had the two of my fav shows ever, one the day after the other, liars (w/ john weise) and lightning bolt. such a welcome change from my hometown, which had like crappy high school metalcore bands, christian rock and lame ass djs that play dingy clubs.

i had not heard of prairie fire, shit, theres just so much out there, just when you think that you've got decent exposure. what other labels are you into shortz?


jon that tape looks hella good[/QUOTE]

Yeah, you can never keep up with new tapes or the finding new labels I've noticed haha.

Prairie Fire's local but one of my favs. They're only 2 years old (I found out about them through my uni music mag) and they release a lot of noise/drone etc stuff - pretty consistent, I think. They actually released 10 new tapes a few days ago, I went down and picked up 8 of them haha. :/

Strange Rules is really good I've been ordering a lot of stuff from them lately. Actually got Royal Tropical Institute in the mail today, haven't listened to it yet though. Um, I dig Crimes Against Skin too, Worthless, Phage isn't too bad, Dead Accents. I like some of the samples I've heard from Waterpower, haven't ordered anything from them though.

i wiill be listening toniiight. its from the new fusty cunt batch

[QUOTE=shortz;18778186]Yeah, you can never keep up with new tapes or the finding new labels I've noticed haha.

Prairie Fire's local but one of my favs. They're only 2 years old (I found out about them through my uni music mag) and they release a lot of noise/drone etc stuff - pretty consistent, I think. They actually released 10 new tapes a few days ago, I went down and picked up 8 of them haha. :/

Strange Rules is really good I've been ordering a lot of stuff from them lately. Actually got Royal Tropical Institute in the mail today, haven't listened to it yet though. Um, I dig Crimes Against Skin too, Worthless, Phage isn't too bad, Dead Accents. I like some of the samples I've heard from Waterpower, haven't ordered anything from them though.[/QUOTE]

strange rules is pretty tight, i got RTI in the mail today, listened to it about 4 times. its short and sweet. pretty unique. its like vatican shadow, but more lo-fi and organic and less beat oriented.

Dead Accents is cool, and I'm loosely familiar with the others that you mentioned, but i'll have to give them more of a look now. I recommend Violent Pink and Ritual Stance from Waterpower. both are excellent. violent pink is power electronics with some harsh noise and ritual stance has an accent on atmosphere.

[QUOTE=kitsch;18778227]strange rules is pretty tight, i got RTI in the mail today, listened to it about 4 times. its short and sweet. pretty unique. its like vatican shadow, but more lo-fi and organic and less beat oriented.

Dead Accents is cool, and I'm loosely familiar with the others that you mentioned, but i'll have to give them more of a look now. I recommend Violent Pink and Ritual Stance from Waterpower. both are excellent. violent pink is power electronics with some harsh noise and ritual stance has an accent on atmosphere.[/QUOTE]

Oddly enough I have both artists - I have all of Violent Pink minus [I]Let Me Check if My Parents Are In[/I] and I have Ritual Stance's [I]Keeping Her Quiet[/I].