Meatplow
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07.03.11 Meatplow's 2011 Quarterly Roundup Pt. 206.13.11 Meatplow's Old School Industrial A To Z
03.22.11 Meatplow's 2011 Quarterly Roundup Pt. 112.25.10 Meatplow's Old School Industrial A To Z
06.26.10 Meatplow's 1000 Ratings On Sputnik Cele06.12.10 Meat Digs, 13/6/2010
06.07.10 Meat Digs, 7/6/201005.31.10 Meatplows Half Yearly 2010 Roundup
05.29.10 Meat Digs, 30/5/201005.23.10 Meat Digs, 24/5/2010
05.23.10 Meatplows Spotlight Vol. 105.14.10 Meat Digs, 14/05/2010
05.08.10 Meat Digs, 5/9/201004.18.10 Meatplows Ambient Collection
04.13.10 Meat Digs, 14/4/201004.01.10 Meatplow's 2010 First Quarter
03.17.10 Nergal03.12.10 Fire + Ice
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Meatplows Spotlight Vol. 1

So every week or so i'll listen to 3 albums in a row which i've dug out of my collection really loud through expensive headphones in a dark room and detail my experiences here.
1Laskfar Vortok
Multiplephemerautism


So I stumbled across this at random searching 2010 albums on what.cd where clearly the guy who made it himself had uploaded it, I was immediately assaulted with a furious blend of breakcore and noise which didn't let up. I was somewhat impressed, this time around it felt a little disjointed and at an unnecessary length. I have a feeling there is better stuff of this nature, I just don't know where to look for it. Any suggestions?
Previous rating - 3.5
New rating - 3
2Chris and Cosey
Heartbeat


Analogue synthpop with some nice ambient touches from two of the key members of industrial music pioneers Throbbing Gristle, sign me up. I have always enjoyed Hearbeat but this time around it really struck me as immaculately constructed, tracks such as Moorby and This Is Me are beautiful in a dreamy New Wave synth kind of way whilst stuff like Manic Melody is utterly disorientating. Only loses points by having a cheesy production at times, this is part of the appeal in a way.
Previous Rating - 4.5
New Rating - Unchanged
3Foetus
Nail


My love for J.G. Thirlwell has not gone unnoticed on sputnik, his one man industrial project has always had a ferocious bite to it through his black humour and Nail is often seen as the Foetus magnum opus. I beg to differ (1988's Thaw would be my personal choice), however it is still one of the most important 80's industrial recordings and there are plenty of moments on here I just can't help but smile at everytime I hear them (Descent Into The Inferno being one of them). Album is so much fun, production might be a little flat for some though despite the amount of intricate layers of sound there is.
Previous Rating - 4.5
New Rating - Unchanged
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