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Inspired by the reactivation of the top 50 of the last 50 years thread i thought it might be a nice idea to bring more forgotten topics to the front. I visit IHM occasionally and always feel bummed that this once great forum became so slow/stale. So keep digging up the old good times! Maybe new user...

so... any news on the situation?

Interesting to hear re: Joe Colley stop making music. Joda and I were in his shop in Oakland in March and he was talking about new material he was working on. Not that I am doubting it but interesting to hear so soon after .... Please, let this be true. It would be such a loss if he'd vanish. Anyon...

Aw man, thanks for digging up a thread from times when IHM had actual value.
On a side note, with the new Ersts popping up: is EAI still a thing or did we silently move past it?

I love abstract aural assaults as much as the next guy but the baggage of machismo and dramaturgy that a lot of noise brings has always been offputting for me, stripping all pretension to subversion through its willingness to stagnate in nostalgia and the cock-rock idioms of its 80s roots. In other...

I appreciate/enjoy all your lists as much as the next guy. But it would be nice to read a few lines about why/how these records (at least your top choices) affected you. I personally suck at doing lists, but love to explore them, so I'm aware it's a kinda selfish request….

Funny to see this topic pop up again and all releases mentioned in 2015 are at least 10 years old. I used to be into Noise a lot, but have no idea what happened in the genre during the last three years. I think the last interesting things I heard came from Jason Crumer and Sewer Election & Puce Mary...

I think there is a new Colley/Lescalleet duo in the works, I believe not too far away. Thanks, Jon. Somehow I knew you had the right answer. It will be interesting to see how their second colab will turn out. I just hope it will be new material, rather than archive stuff. Looking forward to it and ...

anyone knows if he's working on something new? I could use a new Colley record, it's been a while...

Dominik Steiger, wow, that's a pretty amazing release.

just a suggestion, but maybe it would be a good idea, to move this thread to the main board to spark the discussion?

anyone heard it already? Soon on ORAL_records, January 2003 ORAL 57 Éliane Radigue PSI 847 Long awaited masterpiece by Éliane Radigue 11.1972 - Final mixdown : studios du Groupe de musique expérimentale de Bourges 02.1973 - / First creation while in residence at the Electronic Music Studios of the U...

http://www.maryanneamacher.org/ the website that was meant to preserve her work seems to been down. i was hoping for some kind of documentation, a book with her writings, scores, concerts, etc.. i don't even know how many compositions she made. a 5.1DVD with audio material would be amazing, but i gu...

nice photo!
Keith Rowe/Graham Lambkin - that's an interesting duo. was it your idea?

there are supposed to be CDs of that soon too, with additional tracks, although no one seems to know for sure. jon, after i read what you wrote above i, was wondering if michael pisaro has a preference for a particular format for his music. i personally think vinyl suits him quite well, but he seem...

yeah, I don't know the exact specifics, but they have a history together, she studied with him some and she is also on the recent Tombstones LP. Michael Pisaro on vinyl, now that's a treat. the artwork looks lovely too, gonna have to get it. it's kind of funny that the label is selling the record a...

fyi, the track provided by M.Pisaro for the Fukushima compilation, "The Bell-Maker, from Four Pieces for Recorded Percussion (Il faut attendre)" is dedicated to A.Tarkovsky & J.Holter. http://the-open-space.org/site/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Pisaro_FourPieces.pdf thanks a lot, antoine - i didn't k...

Julia Holter?!
that's quite a surprise.

All you guys that are diging The Back Room, you've heard KD's untitled LP with John Wiese from a couple of years ago, right? It was probably the first thing from his recent catalog that it reminded me of (plus a couple tracks from The Obstacles of Romantic Exaggeration, and Lights Out off the Necro...

ps. :

Aaron Dilloway and Kevin Drumm ‎– I Drink Your Skin
cd reissue of the tape from 2002 on hanson.

http://www.discogs.com/Aaron-Dilloway-a ... se/4155874