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Venetian Snares + Speedranch - Making Orange Things

Label:
Catalog#:
ZIQ028CD
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
12 Mar 2001
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Speedcore, Noise, Breakcore

Tracklist

1   Fire Beats 4:26 X
2   We Hate Russell 4:41 X
3   Pay Me For Sex 2:32 X
4   Cheatin' 3:56 X
    Performer [First Annual Virtuoso Dentist's Root Canal & Circle Jerkathon Fare Solo] - Fanny
5   Unborn Baby 3:26 X
6   Meta Abuse 4:04 X
7   Molly's Reach Around 3:51 X
8   Russell Hates This Track 3:32 X
9   Viva Las Vegas 3:22 X
10   Tushe Love 3:39 X
11   Halfway Up The Stairway Of Mucus 3:51 X

Credits

Photography, Artwork By [Vandalism] - Attila Schmidt , Mercedes Calma
Producer - Aaron Funk
Recorded By, Written-By - Aaron Funk , Paul Richard

Notes

Written and recorded by Aaron Funk and Paul Richard via ICQ.

Published by Copyright Control

Fire Beats features some vandalisms of Optic's Headcrash EP

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Review by jacderida Nov 22, 2006 (edited over 2 years ago)
This record is one of the most brutal, pulverizing noise assaults ever, and that's why I love it so much! However this isn't just straight up noise along the lines of somebody like Merzbow, and after a few listens you really come to appreciate how rhythmic it can be.

Not a weak track on here, but the stand outs for me are Fire Beats, Cheatin' with its gabber beats and Patsy Cline sample, and Unborn Baby, which features a hillarious sample of someone chanting "unborn baby" and another sample of a cheesy guitar riff from some so called classic rock song that I can't remember the name of.
Review by HerbGeeZer Nov 08, 2004 (edited over 5 years ago)
I think this may well be the hardest album ever made by anyone, if listned to on a relatively low volume the beats are alot more distinguishable and you can familiarise yourself with the individual tracks but anything above a 5 on the vol control and you could be shattering windows, nice Bon jovi sample spliced in between some speedfrentikcore breaks though!
Rated 4/5
Review by maybitmabel May 31, 2004
This record is one of the most brutal assaults your ears will ever suffer. A real endurance test. With headphones on at high volume I usually feel sick by the fourth or fifth track. If that's not an endorsement i don't know what is!