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Vinyl rip of the album from 1989. Old school industrial etc. You know what to expect. :3
Tracklist:
| A1 | Ave Satani | |||
| A2 | Mind Control | |||
| A3 | Klaus Barbie | |||
| A4 | Face Of Horror | |||
| A5 | Come Orgasm | |||
| B1 | Stalins Orgeln | |||
| B2 | 1... 2... Tot | |||
| B3 | Negros In Sky-Wars | |||
| B4 | Keiner Kommt Zurück |
Excellent lo-fi harsh noise from Colorado. The B side is a bit disappointing though.
Tracklist:
| A1 | Imperative As A Signal Of Dismissal | |||
| A2 | Maybe Its Because You Are So Trite | |||
| A3 | Hollywood St. | |||
| A4 | The West Is It | |||
| B1 | Desensitizing | |||
| B2 | What Is Happening Now Has Already Been | |||
| B3 | Loft Song |
Surprisingly not that harsh as usual. First song is ambient~ish and others are less like that but still moody. There's also no cover to be found. D:
Tracklist:
| 1 | This Dark Room With No Windows | 10:47 | ||
| 2 | Glass Dolls | 5:47 | ||
| 3 | Paralyzed Witness | 4:41 | ||
| 4 | Blood Cocoon (Death Mimick) | 7:36 |
| A1 | Dedicated To Piper Fawn Part 1 | 4:15 | ||
| A2 | Dedicated To Piper Fawn Part 2 | 5:04 | ||
| B1 | Dedicated To Piper Fawn Part 3 | 9:33 |
Tracklist:
1. Arrested Hope (7:28)
2. Failed to Impress (3:08)
3. Ripped to Shreds (10:54)
4. Accepting Defeat (3:11)
5. Rest (7:54)
Starting off with some very Stars of The Lid or "Imperial Horizon"-era KD, Arrested Hope lulls you into this record. It's subtle, and rather beautiful, and quite possibly my favourite track on the record. Failed to Impress is a percussive-led noise track that then leads you into the record's centrepiece, Ripped to Shreds, which is 11 minutes of abrasive, digital noise which benefits from a long time to grow and change. Briding the gap to the last track is Accepting Defeat, an electronic track that sounds like very restrained rage; high tones building as if it were that moment before explosion. The last and title track, Rest, is pure reverb ambience. Listen to it on headphones, as loud as they'll allow. This is a solid first effort here, with fantastic production values, a great sense of flow throughout the record, and rage, don't forget the rage. Recommended.
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So, some shameless self-promotion.
I've made an album under the name Where is This and set up a little label to release it through, the release date of which is Monday! The music fits in here, so I thought I'd post, and I hope none of the authors mind.
A brief description of some of the album:
"Fucked drum samples, psychotic cut-up piano, microphone feedback noise and a lo-fi style mixed with high production values permeate this release. Notable tracks include Reprise at the Betty Ford, the catchiest song on the record - which is no mean feat considering it's full of bass rumbles and loops, Flight to Retie C Open Not which is reminiscent of Chris Carter's solo album 'The Space Between', the improv rock of Ecstasy (Kink) and the high pitched, industrial noise squall of In the Privacy of Your Own Home."
There are 33 copies pro-duplicated onto some lovely red c40 cassettes. Each copy comes with a home-burned cdr of the album for quick and easy mp3/internet/frisbee dispersal. Privacy is 6EUR and postage is 2EUR worldwide, so get in quick if you want a copy.
Of course, you haven't heard the music yet. Well, it's not all-out noise (although the next release is much harsher, louder and dronier - more on that later) and has elements of industrial, ambient, noise rock, and there's even some "music" on there. Let's just call it 'experimental'. Understandably, considering it's TNA, I've uploaded the two noisest track for you to listen to: You Call That Romantic? with it's microphone feedback screee and A Waste of Your Time and Mine is an abrasive, whoosy, noisy mess. Also included is Flight to Retie C Open Not which is a synth based fuzznoise track.
I rather do hate reviewing stuff I've made. Anyway, I'll let you make up your own minds.
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There's also a music video that I made for the closing track which is on YouTube and finally all of the information about the release/ordering/etc. you'll ever need is here.
Once again, apologies for the shameless self-promotion and I hope ye dig the tracks.
One of the first Werewolf Jerusalem releases. This is Richard Ramirez's "static, crackling noise" project, although it wasn't so much back then. This is one of the best thing I've heard in yonks. I'd also like to recommend his recent WJ cd, The Flies of Our Tragic Dear, which is static, wonderful and insane (and still in print. You can buy it from Deadline). I can't find any artwork.
01. God Has Shot Himself
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A more mellow release from Richard Ramirez. Tricoficia was the first release in Tabula Rasa's Dermatology series. Mini-cd, ltd. to 100 copies.
| 1 | Honor Your Disease | 16:30 | ||
| 2 | Post-Symptom | 1:20 |
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Buy stuff from Richard Ramirez's Deadline Noise Recordings Label (This was released on (the now defunct?) Obscuria label.
A Double CD of Richard Ramirez's Live Shows. Released on Hospital Productions and Monorail Trespassing in an edition of 50 copies.
(because of mediafire, and the size of the files - about 55mb per track - I just uploaded the tracks on their own)
