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- Joined on June 26, 2015
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- Releases Rated 158
- Rating Average 3.76
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Alien8 released Haino is slaughterhouse of emotionally opaque drones. Two massive blown-out excursions!
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Wiese and Co.'s harsh grind. For fans of Masonna. Slashed up wild interpretations meant to melt your ghetto-box.
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Drum and bass on a surge of PCP. Broken noise beats. Features Scott Sturgis/Converter from Seattle on the last track (which may be one of the best!)
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Unusual split that takes wall of noise and ear-drops it into a metalcore head full of wrecked emotions!
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French power industrial electronic deconstruction. Sound plot to a snuff film. Vile and addictive.
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I'm a Dilloway-head, thru and thru. A piece of essential Wolf. Catchy evil power noise.
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Very attractive cover art by John Olson. Murder noise. You could call this lowercase-noise, minimalist apocalyptic rumblings. Awesome stuff.
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Sustain and release but really almost all sustain! Harsh noise-maestro caterwauls you with one of my favourite Merzbow sonic paintings!
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Sings the cybernetic soul! Progressive electronic noodlings for all-eternity!
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Legends of DMT-rock! Lo-fi spaced-out smoked-out jams.
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Featuring Overhang Party, White Heaven, Sweet & Honey, Ghost and few other one offs totally worth some shells! Psych/Japanese Experimental/Noise mayhem!
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This AmpRep album always gets forgotten. While not as 'sparky' as some AmpRep releases, Get a Witness has some awesome squalid sounding noise-rock melodies!
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Yes Rubin and krew "tightened" the remodelled Flipper up on this record but that didn't make any new ideas avoid transformation into some awesome music! Bruce Loose has never sounded uglier or more unbearable - in the best way!
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Cheesed Japa-grind exploding walls with deviant noise-garbled limbs! Heavy sax-skronk!
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Boredoms have some of my favourite art for their cover work and this album rocks the top of that heap. So acid! This record is totally carefree, childishly barbarian and full of shrugs to people who don't "get it". A lot of shrieking and gutter...
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German industrial strangeness, reaching into a clown's bag of weird tricks: no wave, doom variations, lo-fi noise punkery...it's everywhere and awesome. A mythological type of record!
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Shifty brutal anti-elitist sludge noise. Super fuzzy bass, Joachim's crusty possibly grumpy vocal delivery and a palette of cold lifelessness. Dark shit!
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Like an Italian Breeders hanging out with full-tanked Come and Thalia Zedek!
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One of my all-time favourite records! This shit sounds insane!! Voxed-out monolithic noise jam!
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Sheet metal in the storm kinda math rock. Cognizant and brutal.
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Ugly punk'd post-hardcore. Fact check: Jesus Lizard, booze, pills, fist-fights, Unsane. Dirty and full of grit.
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Japanese heavy freakout music for bad lysergic days. Stretched out live pieces and LSD recollections. Space rock done Loop style.
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Russian noisecore/post-hardcore no wave great all-round fuckery!
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Acid-noisepunks coming from a high they can't get enough of! Butthole Surfers meet Drunks With Guns! Severe required listening!
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French heavy industrial noise rockers! Every album of theirs is worth owning. For fans of Ulan Bator, Swans, KK Null projects and losing your mind!
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Brooklyn-born experimental noise rock n roll. Sounds a lot like Cop Shoot Cop. Heavy on the skronk guitar.
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A psychotic tribal experience on the noisiest of fronts. Justin Broadrick gets real jammy and smoked out. Highly recommend any Terminal Cheesecake material.
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Avant-death music from Haino. Shrouds of summoners to the antique deities of pitch black starkness and drone. Amazing and stunning with little space between eruptive undulating experimentation.
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UK babies and co-produced by Broadrick! Vociferous and naked music much like early Swans. It's a straight up machine gun to your senses - and that rules!!
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Completely underrated record from the tragic Ohio group. Hissing Prigs might be the epitome but Smack Bunny is cybernetic American punk rock at its weirdest!
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Great car stereo album! Rick Rubin stepped in to help get this sweater around the waist noise gunk off the filthy launchpad. If you liked Vegas Throat you'll like this!
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Early Pavement, The Fall and a busted blender on overdrive - this record is amazing! I mean, all of Trumans Water recordings are distinct and ornamental in their strangeness but this might punch the absurd gods in the face!
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An essential Wellington, NZ group and record! I've read someone compare it to the idea of Black Sabbath playing shoegaze songs in an abandoned train yard. Yep that fits!
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James Kirk AND Peter Jefferies drum on this wicked Kiwi record. It's all lo-fi acid beach bum noise! Grindy rock n roll raphus cucullatus!
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Tom Flynn's axe rules. Acid-surf grunge. Great catalyst for weird and loud bands to start rippin' out awesome skidly tunes!
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Null and Albini sure know how to cause a case of spontaneous combustion! Sheer relentless power with function, straightening out any time of impotence. Highest decibel band! Loud as all heck!
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They step a little ways away from the Chrome comparisons here, but only slightly. Maybe this because on The Pigeon the group decides to experiment a little with isolation. Each track seems like a whole new world of weird and funny.
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For fans of Ulan Bator and other spoken-word noise rock work. Much like Spain, Italy has a whole host of awesome undiscovered noise/experimental creations hacking it out in the '90s.
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Another incredible '90s noise rock outfit from Spain! Spain is loaded. End of the world early Spanish progressive rock meets shacks of doom post-rock noise of Slint. Super recommended!
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Hoyos and Orcutt creative/destructive explosions caught on wax! Primitive and wild, stupid and hilarious, more depth than understanding. Free-noise/noisecore perfection!
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One of my favourite records and highly under gabbed about! TITD bring their A-level noisecore and frigged up proggy-metal rhythms on this incredible debut!
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Hidden gem from Spain! Rowdy intelligent slack-rock stylings. Terrific summertime record!
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Conjurers' noise rock with a western-esoterism heard in acts Loop and The Telescopes but on a bad trip. Super dope and essential for Skullflower collectors.
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One of S-Flower's greatest divide between melody and dissonance. This is cavernous droneology.
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Razor-edged scuzzed-out cowpunk! A nocturnal record. A drinking record. A wrecking record.
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Experimental noise-punks branch out and make their music geographically symphonic! This noisy post-rock needs an audience.
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Tops for the album art. Noise rock essential. "Coopie and Me" needs to be heard (or seen if you can find the video!). Future US Maple.
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The Massacre's quiet builds are worth giving your time to! Schizo-experimentation. "Hymne", the opening thrust, sets the destructive scene.
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Tribal-painted industrial noise rock. Like a sleazy detective tale told from a meat-grinder. For fans of Foetus, Swans, sludge rock and early Big Black (Atomizer)!
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Mystical, mesmerizing noize-gazin' rock. One of the best bands of all-time with one of their best efforts! A magnet's coil of energy, waitin' to surprise.
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