Controlled Bleeding - Knees And Bones

Paul Lemos' liner notes describe this as a primal scream of sorts and despite it's reputation for being a totally uncompromising racket there does appear to be an underlying structure to it all - wether this was achieved on purpose or by accident I cannot say, though I'm tempted to go with the latter. I've actually given this a full listen and it's actually not a bad record, despite the band's own admission that this is a slab of hellish noise. Believe it or not, some segments are actually pleasant and could even be regarded as - dare I say it - ambient. (27:00 - 31:11, 46:10 - 48:19)

The definitive industrial album!!! And this is REAL industrial music, no guitars, no disco beats, no dance floor electronics. Just 50 minutes of sheer noise brutality. Metal percussions, feedbacks, machinery noises, engines rolling, amplified concrete mixers and pneumatic hammers... without mentioning Paul Lemos' monstrous inhuman screamed vocals. This LP is quite rare, just 500 copies pressed. I've listened to so many other industrial noise records, but none ever matched "Knees And Bones".