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143
Mar 7, 2011
03/11
Mar 7, 2011
by
Vziel Projet
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155
Mar 3, 2011
03/11
Mar 3, 2011
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KOMBINAT
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After a bit of hiatus VNN is back with a release by KOMBINAT. I'm not entirely sure if there's a sub-genre of noise called "space noise" but that's how I'm describing this one. Very atmospheric and it just feels like you're floating around and exploring some alien space craft outside Alpha Centauri.
Topic: harsh noise, space noise, atmospheric
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147
Mar 16, 2010
03/10
Mar 16, 2010
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Yes Chef!
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Dark textures, ambient soundscapes, abrasive and guttural layers of harsh noise all the while being very slow moving (not like a bad movie, more like waiting for the end of the world). Great wall/harsh noise for your ear drums.
Topics: harsh noise, wall noise, dark ambient
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98
Mar 1, 2010
03/10
Mar 1, 2010
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Yes Chef!
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More than just harsh noise, Yes Chef! presents you with an audible odyssey. "Pistol Whip" stirs up feelings of despair as if you're traveling down the rabbit hole and through the seven circles of hell. The title track is significantly more subtle as if you're going to make an easy escape... but then it takes the back road. Let's just say it's a bumpy ride back.
Topic: harsh noise, crunchy
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180
Feb 27, 2010
02/10
Feb 27, 2010
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Krosot & Hinyouki
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Full frontal harsh noise that twists and turns down rhythmic oscillations. From time to time a possessed computer makes an appearance to give it some livelihood.
Topics: harsh noise, rhythmic, chiptune
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81
Feb 25, 2010
02/10
Feb 25, 2010
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Cat as Furry Theremin
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Harsh noise from the UK coming at you in a low fidelity bit rate of 32kbps. A very punishing release that doesn't let up bit is very manageable to listen to with the warmth of the lower bit rate. Many of the sounds are reminiscent of vintage arcade games (think Pac-Man / Galaga era) and that pretty much sends it over the top for me.
Topics: harsh noise, low fidelity
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118
Feb 23, 2010
02/10
Feb 23, 2010
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Yes Chef!
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It's but once every 4 years that the opportunity arises to create a harsh noise album to express the disgust and frustration of having the Winter Olympics invade your town. This is one such release.
Topic: harsh noise
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266
Feb 22, 2010
02/10
Feb 22, 2010
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System 09
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Not sure I can describe this one any better than the title. The release is harsh noise in nature, and very rhythmic (like a dance album). Definitely a fun change to all the harsh noise that's devoid of rhythm.
Topic: harsh noise, abstract beats
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73
Feb 20, 2010
02/10
Feb 20, 2010
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Insecticide Lobotomy
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"This release takes me back to some of my earlier roots with noise when I would record "experiments". These experiments were often just new things that I hadn't tried before and was curious about. This particular experiment took me to two places I don't often visit, the first being computer noise. I don't hate computer noise, I just don't often partake in it. The second is using field recordings. Again, not opposed to them, just has never really been my thing. I prefer to...
Topic: harsh noise, computer noise, field recordings
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127
Feb 19, 2010
02/10
Feb 19, 2010
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System 09
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From the Monotony of Sleep reminds of a whacked out dreamscape which it is the soundtrack. Starting with mostly subdued ambient textures, the release begins to pick up steam with an interspersion of beats and harsh noise only to resolve itself with static and fuzz before the flame on the candle fades away.
Topic: ambient, harsh noise, experimental
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55
Feb 17, 2010
02/10
Feb 17, 2010
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James Tonnessen
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As the name suggests, this release is 1 hour long (well 1 hour 8 seconds...). Guitar-driven harsh noise presented in stereo.
Topic: guitar, harsh noise, live electronics
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136
Feb 15, 2010
02/10
Feb 15, 2010
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System 09
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Oscillations, swells and industrial drums, oh my! Wide range of different styles are represented on this release. Tracks bare little in common with each other yet all seem right at home. This one will keep you guessing.
Topic: abstract beats, harsh noise, experimental
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186
Feb 6, 2010
02/10
Feb 6, 2010
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System 09
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As the name may suggest, most of the tracks on this release give the listener the feeling of being locked in a cell and the dementia that may follow. Interspersed between the survival genre-esque tracks are some gems of harsh noise to keep the release varied enough to be interesting.
Topic: harsh noise, atmospheric
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126
Feb 5, 2010
02/10
Feb 5, 2010
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Yes Chef!
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A nearly constant assault of harsh noise come at you in this release. The mood does subside for a short while but only to come back with exceptionally abrasive layers of sound and machine gun like blasts.
Topic: harsh noise, aggressive
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70
Feb 4, 2010
02/10
Feb 4, 2010
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Post Mortem
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Subtle beginnings is the best way to describe this release. Very atmospheric and having 8-bit tendencies slowly builds into a cacophony of digital screams and scrapes while maintaining a rather subtle movement.
Topic: harsh noise, atmospheric, 8-bit
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2.3K
Feb 1, 2010
02/10
Feb 1, 2010
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Mossy Pussy
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To put it mildly, this release is a total fucking audible onslaught.
Topic: harsh noise, wall noise
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183
Jan 31, 2010
01/10
Jan 31, 2010
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João Clemente
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This is a very diverse release. Opening tracks are very aggressive and have elements of grindcore and harsh noise but slows to more ambient soundscapes that are reminiscent of a soundtrack to a horror movie. Not sure I could listen to this one with the lights out.
Topic: harsh noise, aggressive, grindcore, atmospheric, ambient
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292
May 1, 2009
05/09
May 1, 2009
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tomb whacker + assholemouthead
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Four untitled tracks of harsh fucking noise from tomb whacker and assholemouthead. The front of the split is assholemouthead and the tracks carry a very lo-fi aesthetic (they sound like they were recorded in a cave, in a good way) with a very spacey / eerie vibe. The back side of the split is tomb whacker, with a denser more complex contribution. Both artists' tracks have good movement that keep your ears from going numb.
Topic: harsh noise, split
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416
Feb 11, 2009
02/09
Feb 11, 2009
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Krakenti
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Sixteen Years of Being Afraid is a mixture of harsh noise and 8-bit sounds that can only be describe as a computer gone awry. The textures created are woven into a composition that is full of high and low dynamics that I find very easy to listen to and comprehend plus a sense of emotion that ties the soundtrack back to it's title. The included text file includes the original titles in Russian.
Topics: harsh noise, glitch, 8-bit
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533
Nov 12, 2008
11/08
Nov 12, 2008
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A Streetcar Named Vagina
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Just after settling down from an Australian tour in support of last release, "Stereo 8" (a box set featuring eight 8-track cassettes) the experimental act known as A Street Car Named Vagina set out to capture the visceral sound that had taken them well over a decade to develope. Recorded November 5th, 2008 in an unsecured bunker in the Midwest comes "onetwothree", done in a single take with the rawest of materials and without any post-processing whatsoever. I was advised...
Topics: harsh noise, drone, feedback
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412
Nov 11, 2008
11/08
Nov 11, 2008
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One Thousand Pilots
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Heavy and rhythmic like the soundtrack to the Industrial era, Splendor Solis taps into the heart of a factory system producing cogs for the masses. Audibly expanding and contracting like dragon's breathing, I wonder how many lives it has consumed.
Topics: harsh noise, industrial, soundscapes
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362
Sep 2, 2008
09/08
Sep 2, 2008
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One Thousand Pilots
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Probably some of the most rhythmic harsh noise you will ever hear. Glitches are used to simulate machine gun rhythms and other effects / noises are layered in and around to give a sense of actual song structure as well as dynamics. The waves of complex harsh noise and industrial elements swell and diminish just often enough to make sure you don't suffer from ear strain.
Topics: harsh noise, industrial, soundscapes, drone, glitch
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341
Aug 31, 2008
08/08
Aug 31, 2008
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GENDA
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Apathy by Bulgarian noisician GENDA is a very short (2 tracks) industrial noise endeavor. The tile track takes ambient textures and mixes them with industrial clanks and scrapes to create a soundtrack for life in some sort of futuristic factory (like something out of the Alien movies). Porno nation takes the same formula and shakes it up with some samples of orgasmic moaning. Even though it's short, this release provides some very complex and dense listening.
Topics: harsh noise, ambient, experimental, industrial, drone
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356
Aug 24, 2008
08/08
Aug 24, 2008
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Hourglass Drops
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Needle Nightclub Noise, the latest on Very Nice Noise by Hourglass Drops is short (perhaps too short) 4 track harsh noise endeavor. The album incorporates a good number of vocal samples (tastefully I might add) and a precise level of glitchiness that only Hourglass Drops can manifest.
Topic: samples, harsh noise, glitch
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273
Jun 20, 2008
06/08
Jun 20, 2008
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android: agitated
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android: agitated started as a live versus set between Black Beast of Arrrghhh and Insecticide Lobotomy. After great success with said versus set, the scenario grew into a harsh noise recording unit. The duo does not gig on a regular basis but will make a public appearances upon request.
Topics: harsh noise, noise, live electronics, pedal noise, experimental, free improvisation, collaborative...
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352
Apr 23, 2008
04/08
Apr 23, 2008
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C.A. Sinclair
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Indra is an improvised recording made using a just laptop, a contact-miked Indian drum and a delay pedal. It's named after the Vedic god of war and weather, and, as such, is an expression of raw emotion and subconscious mindsets as much as a "serious", exploratory electroacoustic records. It incorporates elements of psychedelic music, harsh noise, glitch, ambient and more.
Topics: experimental, laptop, noise, indian drum, glitch, ambient, harsh noise
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359
Apr 12, 2008
04/08
Apr 12, 2008
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Insecticide Lobotomy
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This release is a recording (by K. Paul "otolathe" Boyev) of my first ever show as Insecticide Lobotomy. Included is a bonus video recorded on a cell phone (by Marc "The Baron" Bellingrath).
Topics: harsh noise, live, video
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466
Mar 31, 2008
03/08
Mar 31, 2008
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Hourglass Drops
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Moments of atmospheric bliss twisting and turning into chaotic harsh noise and then morphing into obscure beat driven electro. You won't get bored listening to this one, I promise. From Hourglass: "This album is for all the people who still believe in what our ancestors learned us!!!"
Topics: noise, harsh noise, atmospheric, ambient, abstract beats
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437
Mar 25, 2008
03/08
Mar 25, 2008
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Insecticide Lobotomy
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The first official Insecticide Lobotomy release. This release was my 20th recorded "experiment" and marks the moment when I felt comfortable enough to release a full album. Incidentally, this was originally released on the wonderful Noise-Joy netlabel, but due to their downloads being offline for a while, I decided to release under my own imprint.
Topics: noise, harsh noise, no mixer, live electronics