Dr.SultanAszazin

Name: Dr. Sultan Aszazin
Home Page: http://aszazin.tk
Member Since: Apr 19, 2005
Rank: 4287
Average Vote Received: Correct (4.03, 1165 votes)
last 10 days: Correct (3.84, 55 votes)
Rated 13 releases, average: 4.69
Location: Belgium, Europe
Profile: Member of Owstone, Occult Whining Sluts, Occult Willing Sluts, Boucs de Péchés, Yellowstone Pork.

Aliases: Asj~, Asjbrain, Asjboteur, Asja Sinn, Asj as Sin, Aszazin, Asj über Slut

Mainly Electronic Musician, but also video artist and performer.

My collection highlights (in content, not size):
-Béla Bartók
-Toni Iordache

Artist profile: Asj As Sin, Asj~

Dr.SultanAszazin's groups (4)

Reviews:

Eufoda - 15-Sep-09 01:54 PM
Although Davidfonds is a catholic and Flemish nationalist foundation, I appreciate their work very often. Eufoda releases music from Flemish artists who would otherwise be forgotten or never have any attention.
In the 1930s, Davidfonds also released books for common people of all kind. The most confronting thing Ive read was an introduction in a book about house insects: the introduction on the part about lice start like this: "Once there was a Jew who was that stinky and filthy that even the other Jews walked around him in a large bow to keep a safe distance..."

This illustrates the dark side of the Flemish nationalistic movement that is getting stronger here on the moment in Belgium.
Id like to add: Davidfonds and Eufoda have nothing to do with any racist, facist or nazi ideals. The things they release are not political at all.

Sozialistisches Patienten Kollektiv* - Leichenschrei - 12-Jul-09 04:22 PM
Sozialistisches Patienten Kollektiv, Dark industrial from the early 80s. Recorded in 1981. The Music of SPK moves between a triangle with in the three points: Byzantine music, Dark Industrial and 80s Pop. This one is almost pure Industrial. Along with "Auto da Fe" this is the one I suggest most if interested in SPK. Except if youre into a lighter Pop sound, this one has a rather heavy sound!

This one will for sure put your playback installation on a test. The album is very dynamic, both in frequency range and amplitude. Fat basslines floating in a noisy environment. Sharp industrial drums, subtle voices, rythmic play between all musical elements, metallic sounds, all this make this record a lust for the ear. Pure Rawness combined with musical finesse and a very conscious approach towards the sound timbre.

Nihil Fist - Think & Destroy - 15-Jul-05 10:43 PM
This record delivers a crossover between speedcore/breakcore and harshnoise. Its too harsh and noisy to be seen as hardcore dance music, but still there is too much beat in it to talk about pure harshnoise. This is best called sabotagecore. Especially because of its militant background. This vinyl is a digital punk record for me. It doesnt try to satisfy the listener with rythmic structures, but crushes to your brain like a piece of pain. Its all about anger in a world of capitalist oppression.

Various - Noisekick Records 001 - 13-Jun-05 08:31 AM
Top speedcore terrorism from Holland! This one is already a classic, especially, but not only, because of Oogkaspenetratie! (It is dutch and means eye fund penetration) The song is about penetrating the eye fund of a dead girl, which is such a pleasure because of the brain worms stimulating the penis so subtle.
Oogkaspenetratie is broken speedcore, the others are straight forward harsh beating speedcore. All tracks on this one are of great quality. There is no little bit of mercy at all towards the listener, and even worse when speeded up from 33 rpm to 45.

Doom (2) - Hail To Sweden - 08-Jun-05 04:22 PM
On this 7", Doom covers 6 tracks from 6 Swedish punk bands which deserve their respects. I only know Anti-Cimex from those. They are sharp, fast, chaotic punk. The Doom version is as angry as the original, only darker and more evil, but less chaotic. All tracks on the 7" have this Doom sound.
The cover is a folded paper, put into plastic protection bag, instead of the normal glossy-printed vinylmap.

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