Bring the (harsh) noise !
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skrobek
Bring the (harsh) noise !
These days, when I feel like listening to pure chaos I put some of this on:
Dustbreeders feat. Junko "Mommy close the doors"
Hijokaidan "Polar Nights Live"
Guilty Connector 'Cosmic trigger 2am visit'
Merzbow "Live at No Fun"
Government Alpha "Sporadic Spectra"
Junko & Mattin "Pinknoise"
Incapacitants "El Shambara Therminosis"
incapacitants "Burning Orange"
Carlos Giffoni "Arrogance"
Hyniouki "Nyou"
what about you ?
Dustbreeders feat. Junko "Mommy close the doors"
Hijokaidan "Polar Nights Live"
Guilty Connector 'Cosmic trigger 2am visit'
Merzbow "Live at No Fun"
Government Alpha "Sporadic Spectra"
Junko & Mattin "Pinknoise"
Incapacitants "El Shambara Therminosis"
incapacitants "Burning Orange"
Carlos Giffoni "Arrogance"
Hyniouki "Nyou"
what about you ?
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I wish I could rapidshare my dirty dishes, two days worth there now, sigh.
Generally I don't desire to hear the sound of pure chaos, but one nice little item fell my way early this week:

Matthieu Saladin - 4'33" / 0'00"
The very first release of Cage's 4'33", from the 1974 Cramps release performed by Gianni-Emilio' Simonetti, but amplified by Saladin to the maximum level. The noisiest silence I ever heard.
Generally I don't desire to hear the sound of pure chaos, but one nice little item fell my way early this week:

Matthieu Saladin - 4'33" / 0'00"
The very first release of Cage's 4'33", from the 1974 Cramps release performed by Gianni-Emilio' Simonetti, but amplified by Saladin to the maximum level. The noisiest silence I ever heard.
You're undoubtedly familiar with his Intervalles release, Richard.
I really like that one, a different kettle of fish.
I really like that one, a different kettle of fish.
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- Richard Pinnell
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Indeed I am, and also his rather good disc Plateformes with Boghossian and Rives.Jesse wrote:You're undoubtedly familiar with his Intervalles release, Richard.
I really like that one, a different kettle of fish.
Now back to the noisy stuff... I like Daniel Menche's stuff, his Creatures of Cadence on Longbox, and the 3" Kanticle on Fern are my favourites.
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Hijokaidan with Busratch - Split Series 1
Descension - Live March 1995
Whitehouse - Total Sex, Bird Seed, Wriggle Like a Fucking Eel (12")
SPK - "Emanation Machine R. Gie 1916" from Information Overload Unit
Masonna - Ejaculation Generator, Frequency LSD
Hession/Wilkinson/Fell - The Horrors of Darmstadt
Otomo Yoshihide - Turntable Solo
New Blockaders & Organum - Pulp
Descension - Live March 1995
Whitehouse - Total Sex, Bird Seed, Wriggle Like a Fucking Eel (12")
SPK - "Emanation Machine R. Gie 1916" from Information Overload Unit
Masonna - Ejaculation Generator, Frequency LSD
Hession/Wilkinson/Fell - The Horrors of Darmstadt
Otomo Yoshihide - Turntable Solo
New Blockaders & Organum - Pulp
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skrobek
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Reminds me of a "noise = silence + volume" conversation on another thread.Richard Pinnell wrote:I wish I could rapidshare my dirty dishes, two days worth there now, sigh.
Generally I don't desire to hear the sound of pure chaos, but one nice little item fell my way early this week:
Matthieu Saladin - 4'33" / 0'00"
The very first release of Cage's 4'33", from the 1974 Cramps release performed by Gianni-Emilio' Simonetti, but amplified by Saladin to the maximum level. The noisiest silence I ever heard.
I really enjoyed the "Stock Exchanges Pieces" on wmor, but I supposed you have that...
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Descension is great. I think everything is OOP nowadays isn't it ?fearandpanic wrote: Descension - Live March 1995
Hession/Wilkinson/Fell - The Horrors of Darmstadt
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about the trio : Is that Alan Wilkinson ? Is that still in print ?
Jaworzyn and Wilkinson have a great duo (but I think we have mentioned that elsewehere)
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I don't think so, not quite yet. It's listed on the Bruce's Fingers site: http://pagesperso-orange.fr/brucesfingers/index.htmSkrobek wrote: Descension is great. I think everything is OOP nowadays isn't it?
Yes it is.about the trio : Is that Alan Wilkinson?
Probably not, it's an old releae on the Shock label. You might still come across it if you browse around, though (I did).Is that still in print ?
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fearandpanic wrote:I don't think so, not quite yet. It's listed on the Bruce's Fingers site: http://pagesperso-orange.fr/brucesfingers/index.htmSkrobek wrote: Descension is great. I think everything is OOP nowadays isn't it?
Yes it is.about the trio : Is that Alan Wilkinson?
Probably not, it's an old releae on the Shock label. You might still come across it if you browse around, though (I did).Is that still in print ?
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Ahhhhh thanks !
Stefan Jaworzyn should make more records...
I must say the "child abuse" collage on Bird Seed really bothers me. I listened to it once, won't do it again....
I'd rather put TOSHIJI MIKAWA's solo on anoemo Gyo-Kai Elegy
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Like this:
I have that Descension disc somewhere. I can't remember liking it much but played it a lot from a cassette tape dub I made in a car I used to own, simply because the speakers in the car were dreadful and the engine was so noisy it was about the only thing I could hear properly!
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I have that Descension disc somewhere. I can't remember liking it much but played it a lot from a cassette tape dub I made in a car I used to own, simply because the speakers in the car were dreadful and the engine was so noisy it was about the only thing I could hear properly!
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No need to come up with some excuse like "It's really John Cage's 4:33 cranked up" or "It's because of the car" to listen to noise musicRichard Pinnell wrote:I have that Descension disc somewhere. I can't remember liking it much but played it a lot from a cassette tape dub I made in a car I used to own, simply because the speakers in the car were dreadful and the engine was so noisy it was about the only thing I could hear properly!
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