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good afternoon /noise/

trying to make my way through pic related. It's massive

https://ddx-10.bandcamp.com/album/spv-laboratories-vol-2

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>>61663257
why do you feel the need to promote the album in this way
just say it's yours

>>61663445
>tripfag
>viral marketing paranoia

Just stop

>>61663486
https://rbt.asia/mu/?task=search&ghost=&search_text=ddx

it's just that if he said it was his album, more people would listen to it. Instead, one clicks the link, sees the track lengths, goes 'okay', and proceeds to not care.

>>61663572
And that in no way proves that the guy, who we know has advertised here multiple times before by the way, is the same as the poster above. In the archives you linked, he does, multiple times, say it's his album. He's not trying to hide.

>>61663445
>>61663572
I'm the anon who posted it and I am not him. I saw it on the bandcamp thread and thought it would be appropriate here

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>>61663623
>>61663728
oh ok sorry :3

what are you listening to?
me Hans Krusi - EX HK, really good so far

>>61663809
Had to put it on pause cuz work but i'm trying out Aube's Deglaze. Apparently all sourced "from glass". He never ceases to amaze me with what he can make noise from.

>>61664090
yes, he has a really interesting method of composing, I've only listened to hydrophobia and cardiac strain by him, and they've both been really nice. He has a pretty big discography though; what would you consider his best?

>>61664259
Tbh i havent heard a lot in comparison to his discog, but Cardiac Strain is still my favorite as well, with Blood Brain Barrier being second. Flare is good too.

I tried starting one of these threads earlier today...man after December ended /noise/ just died. Oh well. Oh I was wondering, how do you noisemakers out there disseminate your work?

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>>61662937
does power electronics belong here? if it is, can I get some power electronics recs?

picture is crazy robot

>>61665188
bandcamp my man

>>61665188
I don't know much, but in my opinion netlabels are cancer, but that's mainly because I fetishise physical copies. So in short, be good enough to actually have label who wants to put you out and then start advertising. Also shows, playing shows is much better advertisement than spamming bandcamp on Taiwanese cardboard.

>>61664259
His human sourced albums are my favorites
Cardiac strain (heartbeats)
Blood brain barrier (ECGs converted to audio)
Sigh in depressive blue (breathing)

>>61666127
yeah, this guy gets it
self-releasing, playing shows, involving yourself in the local scene in a meaningful way, keeping a low profile and letting the work speak for itself is the way to go

>>61665282
PE most definitely belongs here. What kind of PE do you like already?

>>61666127
There is an importance to physical copies, but I treat noise just as I do with any other type of music and enjoy it for it's aural value. I don't mind digital distribution, and that'll probably be what I use for when I finish a release. I don't consider the "noise style" to be a static ideal that must be followed through.

>>61666472
sigh in depressive blue is the one im checking out for sure! I had asthma as a kid and that should bring back memories and anxiety. Looking forward to it.

https://antibiotiko.bandcamp.com/

>>61668369
mind me, I'll be a dick, don't answer and don't start a storm if you find it offensive.
What would you rather listen something put out by Freak Animal label or some random bandcamp project? Believe me, I've seen countless digital releases. Posted here, posted on facebook, some had physicals self-made releases, some didn't. Most of them were shit or just nothing really innovative(or, my god, post-ironic noise). Like let's put a static here and here and someone will like it. At the other hand I've seen few projects which vanished without a trace because they thought that they can live on without playing shows and signing to a label(for example: vàg made few CDs, their stuff is now pretty popular as ANW, but they don't make walls anymore for whatever reason(shame tho, their second project Cum Function wasn't as fun))
In short, fuck the internet, Play shows, no scene? Make one or someshit. Even shit countries like my beloved Poland have small scene(by small I mean 10 or 5 artists who play regular shows(by regular I mean once per two or three months), two really big record labels from which one specializes in general underground while the other publishes mainly industrial/noise/experimental)
Tho maybe I am just wrong. Please post your project or something once you're done.

>>61668757
Shit, I dig the atmosphere. Second track reminds me of pope speeches which I was hearing when I was little. I think that the contrast between this(by this i mean apocalyptic post-communist vision of a city) and hazy, grainy textures is amazing.

>>61668842
>What would you rather listen something put out by Freak Animal label or some random bandcamp project?

Whichever sounds better. I listen because of sound and conceptual package, not label or method of distribution. I understand the dislike of bandcamp and soundcloud projects because they make it "easier" for certain artists to just put out whatever regardless of effort, but you have to understand that that's not always the case, and it's a real detriment to actual serious artists that would just rather go digital, don't have the resources for physical releases, or want to have total creative control of their art. As far as getting out there, yeah, it's not going to be as effective staying digital/not playing live in most cases, but that's dependent on the artist and the situation, and if they want to get out there, they'll do it, and people will respond accordingly.

>>61668842
i pretty much agree with this post

someone who takes what they do seriously and have a sincere dedication to it will inevitably want to present what they do in a substantial and credible manner, which usually means if nothing else at least putting it out on tape
bandcamp/soundcloud noise has too much of a stigma to it(not that it's undeserved really, pretty much the only time i hear quality noise on BC or SC is when already established labels/artists release samples of their upcoming releases or previously unreleased tracks) and it makes any more substantial participation in or interaction with the community impossible, all you can do is spam that shit around to people who are too jaded to bother to listen to it anyway

that, and from what i've noticed it seems like 95% of the SC/BC noise crowd either doesn't listen to noise beyond merzbow and masonna or doesn't listen to noise at all and has no interest in or understanding of it beyond what they're doing, which somehow still doesn't keep them from getting all indignant and defensive when told that their work is shit

>>61669220
I understand you. Second part about doing shit was a bit taken out of my ass. But I think first part still applies, like if something is put out on Freak Animal then it means someone liked it enough to actually put it out. You don't have this kind of insurance with bandcamp artists.
>total creative control of art
Start a label. Prurient did, Aspa did, Gero did. And then, you guessed it. Play shows, meet people, make them release things on label.
or maybe the other way.
People who "want to get big"(which itself is flawed, do you think vomir wanted to be poster-boy for HNW?) need to play live and seek labels. People who don't give a fuck, will do what they want.

Can't wait for the noise comp to be released and listen to all of it. Hyped desu.

>>61668548
Its honestly a great intro to his discography. Its got a cool sense of melody.

>>61669220
>don't have the resources for physical releases

running a tape label isn't all that expensive of an investment at this point, it demands more time than money from a person
jason crumer is a lot closer to being poor than he is to being wealthy but that hardly stopped him from starting one
strange rules started out with tiny editions of 15-20 tapes because those were all the blank tapes they could afford to get, and now they're one of the more prominent labels in their field

and as far as total creative control goes, the only time i ever hear of a label tampering with an artist's material and its presentation is when they are asked to do it by the artist(at least during the past couple decades, i know there have been cases of labels fucking artists over in the 80s), e.g. producing artwork for the release, handling additional mastering, assembling the track sequence out of the provided material and so on

>all the bc/sc artists are now too insecure to post their noise

>>61662937
Hello, got a link to that?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ7kTvpt3vs

>>61672771
to be honest I have a bandcamp but i stopped posting in here/bandcamp threads a while back because I personally don't like spamming my stuff on here because it's practically useless in the long run imo

that being said, does anybody know some cool noise labels on bandcamp? https://crucialblast.bandcamp.com isn't exclusively noise (they also do black metal) but they reissued a few Bagman cassettes so that's cool as shit.

>>61673907
https://nostalgiedelaboue.bandcamp.com/
https://hansonrecords.bandcamp.com/

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Guys, I have to be honest with you all.

I think I may be Masonna-sexual. I listen to this album three times every day and I blow my fucking load all over my laptop each and every time.

Anyone with similar experiences and recommendations for artists like Masonna?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDuNx0lkgjY

you guys probably get this a lot but could someone point me in the right direction when it comes to making noise on a really shitty computer? 2006 macbook, osx 10.6. Thanks in advance

>>61677265
there's no proper way to make noise. the most important thing is that you have an aesthetic in mind and a solid idea for what you want the release to be like that you are excited about. that can be a particular sound, theme, or production technique you'd like to explore. with the equipment you have my first thoughts would be compiling and processing field recordings or doing some glitchy shit with the stock alert sounds and whatnot. don't just make something cause you kinda want to make something though, you should be excited about your project or it'll show in the sound and ancillary media you come up with.

>>61677390
thanks mate

Hey all, looking for general feedback on a couple tracks I did earlier today. I've been exploring ways to work digitally that can still evoke the dynamics of analog. These are what I have so far.

>https://soundcloud.com/postlifeindustries/sets/untitled

Excuse the sequencing, I haven't done any mixing or anything like that yet.

>>61678810
>https://soundcloud.com/postlifeindustries/sets/untitled
It won't let me play it. Just a grey play button.

>>61678932
not him but it works for me, so it may be on your end

Need help /noise/
I heard an EP on here a few months ago and I can't remember the name.
It was by a Japanese artist and had harsh noise in the back with tribal type drums in the foreground
Thans in advance Senpai

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>>61678997
was it this, Vomir & Yoshihiro Kikuchi? HNW with repetitive sequenced drumming?

>>61679041
>>61678997
for a sample
>https://soundcloud.com/yoshihiro-kikuchi/sets/vomir-yoshihiro-kikuchi

>>61678810
Working now. I came.

>>61679041
Thanks for the reply, but that's not it.
The cover was grey and black.
His bandcamp only had the one EP on it and the album was quite new as well. Wish I could describe it better, but any help is appreciated

>>61679236
was it dynamic noise or HNW?

>>61679275
It was mostly harsh with quiter interludes on certain songs.
I apologize that I'm not more versed in terminology, I need to browse /noise/ more.
The drums sounded organic though.

>>61679349
well that rules out the other possibility I was thinking of. sorry I coulden't be more help. did you at least like the collab I posted? at least a couple people said that it was their noise AOTY 2015. and I think it's up there.

>>61679137
Glad you enjoyed it! I had the track set to private real quick there, that's probably what it was.

>>61679514
You should submit to /mu/'s /noise/ bandcamp if you haven't already. I don't know how to contact the guy, but the user-submited tracks will be available on the 23rd-ish of January.

>>61679393
Yeah, I did enjoy that, even though the harsher stuff is still something I'm trying get into. Thanks for the recc
I guess based on that clip, I should mention that the drums were a lot more melodic and acoustic sounding. Almost North African or Middle Eastern in rythm and tone.

>>61679349
>>61679349
There was a guy who used to post here quite frequently (might have been Rei Flagg?), though his current project sounds similar to what you described. Did the cover have a guy holding swords?

>>61679572
if you find it tell me, that sounds really interesting. I love tribal drumming. not noise but cut hands makes my willy wiggle

>>61679566
Definitely. I've already submitted, my track is more of a power electronics-type deal. For anyone looking to submit, send your track and artist name (and bc/sc, i think) to
>[email protected]
I'm not the guy coordinating it but I haven't seen the info posted in a bit.

I can't fucking wait for the tracks to be made available on the Bandcamp page.

>>61679622
Will post it on the general for sure.
It may be on my old hard drive, I just need to go get it.
Browsing today has made me want to seriously listen to more noise though.
Anyone else stoked for The Body and Full of Hell album?

>>61679918
>Anyone else stoked for The Body and Full of Hell album?
oh holy shit I'm now hyped beyond reason. not really noise but still...fuck

also listen through wolf eyes' discography I've been working my way through it recently and I haven't found something I've disliked yet, although I've only been doing full leingth studio releases so far, plus I'm drunk as shit so I'm in the best state for wolf eyes

>>61679814
Submitted my track yesterday, super keen to hear everyone elses. Mines up on Soundcloud already if anyone's interested in a preview

>>61680043
Interested.

>>61680043
>>61680202
Seconding

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I need more like this- it's everything I wanted (and didn't get) from full of hell + merzbow
can yall help me out?

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>>61680202
https://soundcloud.com/minimalimpactnoise

>>61680317
Shit, I keep meaning to listen to this album. On mobile right now, is it in the archive?

>>61680536
it's on youtube, here you go:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlMFyxgpGK8

53 fucking songs in 8:55

>>61680317
How much sissy spacek have you heard?

>>61681241
only scissors- which I hated on first listen. way too much squealing. that's my only gripe with that insect warfare ep, is the squealing avtually becomes painful.

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Live, /noise/

>>61680317
I dunno, Deep Jew I guess

>>61682397
swing tight ducker

>>61680317
>>61683223
Here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvsDMveXfIk

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Might as well bump with some shares while I'm at it.

The Rita - Dark Eye Makeup for The Stage
>ballet harsh noise wall
https://mega.nz/#!nIMyWCZB!cZSkizTjRS3CA4ffJi964pCaLeJDfrnfq_DhSSdwQ24

Kakerlak - Along The Minutiae
>a boulder getting dragged across scrap metal and contact mics for half an hour
https://mega.nz/#!7VcgzDgD!HWBIAKNRk6xV_ozVzf38fVnFIfbSAAsBCQdLZZ4hAe4

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>>61683825
Whoops, forgot the cover.

>>61683825
Best description ever. Thanks for the shares

>>61683892
No worries, they're both great listens.

>>61683686
whats the name of that the rita album, dead gods?

>>61683686
>>61683843
lust vessel/stiff sanctorum releases have such great packaging and visual design

>>61684056
Thousands Of Dead Gods, yeah

>>61684128
They do! Especially the prints that come with each release, I love those.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_h0DeR4FHrc

>>61685647
I was literally just about to post something to bump the thread with
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6U9kgYDvx6s

>>61685664
would be very grateful if someone shared some leo brochu that isn't cicatrix. he's great

>>61683843
>>61683686
Holy shit dude! Thanks so much for these, I've had them on my slsk Wishlist for at least a month!

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What're yall listening to?

I don't listen to enough CCCC

>>61679236
>>61679349
Did you mean this?
https://takumiogata.bandcamp.com/album/confrontation-and-rebirth

>>61681349
Go through their discog. Every album has a different feel and sound to it.

Are there any good blogs that have albums up to download? Spotify has none of the albums I want to listen to.

>>61669337
I've definitely picked up on that jadedness...I think noise fans get trolled too hard

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I just bought a bosshog and am very excited, got inspired after going to eric woods birthday show, post your gear :3

>>61689965
excellent lineup right there
i wonder if wiese showed up

>>61663257
sounds like someone who started listening to noise like 3 months ago, instantly downloaded audacity and started making noise. I'm not telling you to stop making music, but I am pleading you to stop posting it here

>>61690189
>someone who started listening to noise like 3 months ago, instantly downloaded audacity and started making noise

/mu/ and noiseguide netnoise in a nutshell
though when it comes to /mu/ noisemakers even the "listening to noise" bit ain't guaranteed

>tfw the only "noise" i like are venetian snares and LUM

>>61690348
to be honest alot of it sounds like some deuche listened to some noise, thought "wow, thats stupid. I could make noise" and then got him some noise vst for fl studio.
same goes with all the dark ambient.

>>61690050
If you can post a pic i can prolly tell you, werent too many people so i got a good grasp of fac3s

>>61690381
is this the only noise VS has made? because I love it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEUjKF-y69k
also, LUM used to make noise under the name Across. I've only found one track by him though on a split with Droughter

What was the name of that really popular noise/ambient artist from Japan?

Pretty sure he's been /mu/core for a while but I lost my HDD and I have to rebuild my music catalog.

>>61690543
not sure, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhZ73B77Gts is my favorite song from him

>>61690549
you're gonna have to be way more specific

>>61690860
Fuck I forgot his name because I always just scrolled to it and clicked play in foobar.

I'd know the album art if I saw it.

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>>61688120
Seijiro Murayama/Toshiya Tsunoda - Snared 60 Cuts

it's the sound of a snare drum not being played.

>>61690543
what about entire making orange things? Not very noise in that style, but I categorize it as harsh noise.

>>61690870
Do you mean Aube?

>>61691080
Nope I remember Aube. Almost positive its a first and last name but not have been his actual name.

>>61691154
Kazumuto endo?

>>61690549
can you try to describe the music?

>>61691154
Akifumi Nakajima? :^)

>>61691154
for some reason I feel like you are talking about Alva Noto even though he isn't from japan

>>61691237
noise but not as harsh as kazumuto endo

>>61691241
:^) nope

>>61691294
definitely asian, 99% sure he was japanese

>>61690549
Keiji Haino

>>61691374
>that description
damn, you lost me. It could be anybody. I am going to shoot. Otomo Yoshihide

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>>61691378
negative
>>61691422
no but i like him, i thought it might be him when i saw this picture

i don't know if it was the official cover art but it was very similar to that.
>dark
>red/orange
>either looking away to a crowd or at a turntable

sorry for making you guys look i'll just keep going through similar artists till i find it.

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>>61691678
Not this one, but you reminded me of her best solo album. Thanks.

>>61691678
Is it merzbow?

>>61691678
kk null

>>61691678
Tissa Mawartyassari - the box
the cherry point - night of the bloody tapes
these are the only two albums I have with similar cover art

>>61691745
oh wow this isn't the one i'm thinking of but this was another one i was looking for. the album fertile is great

>>61691734
nah i checked to make sure

>>61691755
it isn't as harsh as these

>>61691840
Taiji: http://www.discogs.com/artist/490227-TAIJI
Toshiji Mikawa
Fumio Kosakai
Ryoji Ikeda

>>61690189
Well admittedly the start of it sounds that way but as I skipped around through it I saw more elaborate things going on. I do hear was sounds like just raw data and just white noise at parts

>>61691980
>saw
Just ignore that

I have weird feeling that, that anon asking for the name of album just wants to know more japan artists to check them out later

>>61691980
the dude uses matlab to create virtual instruments. iirc he said this album was a collection of the stuff he had worked on and thought wasn't good enough for his two other albums but wanted to release as a documentation of his experimentation with the program.

>>61692084
i swear i'm not ;__;

i'm never going to fucking find it

>>61692120
You'll eventually run into it by accident. I promise anon. It had happened to me many times.

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>>61690549
Kazuma Kubota

>>61692086
no I'm just saying it sounds like that, so I could kind of see where the person who I was responding to was coming from

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Does anyone have Die Reitenden Leichen – Rauschen & Simulation? can't find it anywhere

>>61693210
I wasn't saying you're wrong, just wanted to give some context. iirc his other two albums showed some promise, but it's been a while since I listened to them
>>61693257
is that cover a thing from the label or something cause I've also seen it as the cover for bachir gemayel - HNWar

Does the comp organizer have a favorite track so far?

>>61693308
>is that cover a thing from the label or something cause I've also seen it as the cover for bachir gemayel - HNWar

All the releases off of Order Of The HNW have the same artwork.

>>61692679
not the guy you're responding to but damn, he is some heavy shit. absolutely perfect

bumpin'

anyone feel like posting setups?

There will never be a MerzBowie album

>>61694042
I'm trying to get all these albums and I just need rauschen and of course honour to bleak existence which I'll never have. I have hnwar and triumph of the broken will

hey guys, wouldnt it be cool if we had a /noise/ groupchat on skype?

>>61696739
no

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>>61696739

>>61696739
There's #noise on rizon

>>61695796
got started recently and my setup so far isnt worth posting pic
so far i got:
Behringer xeryx 802 mixer
Danelectro fab flanger
EHX metal muff
VauxFlores Eyescillator

Just ordered a Boss DD-6 and a Kaoss Pad mini, in desperate need of more distortion pedals though

>>61697022
oh and i also ordered DCG from cranksturgeon

Anyone got any rare noise they'd like to share?

>>61698014
has anybody here heard LUMs noise project?

>>61698140
Please, share. :^)

>>61698171
well here's a split he did with Droughter in 2009
https://mega.nz/#!5MtUBAoT!EdP6IBa4-Vc8ge5Rcu0naZYfKeP946E4_42wq4Nuyd0

>>61698014
I have Puritan Swords discography on cdr. No idea if a there's a digital copy out there, but I could rip it

>>61698552
Thanks!

>>61698633
That'd be great.

>>61693864
I'm also interested in this.

>>61698690
I'll get to it in a few days once I get home

>>61698930
Sure, thanks.
I'll be sure to ask for it in each /Noise/ thread. :^)

>>61699039
Ill be out of the state, so it might be a couple of days

General question, but what was everyone's first exposure to noise like?

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Current 93's new release is surprisingly appropriate to be posted here.

Current 93 - The Moons at Your Door (2015) [320]
>field recordings, dark ambient
https://mega.nz/#!gUcEnZLb!zSXoqguZgHS7oYmgcWCvW9NukC6frHHJRhPMavQhj6A

Watch out for the jumpscares

>>61699238
I googled "angriest music ever" when I was in HS and in my edgy tech death stage and found whitehouse. eventually I cooled on the edgy crap and started appreciating a wider range of noise.

>>61699238
Actually, the funny thing is that there was this picture posted somewhere a long time ago.
It showed the different categories of music, slowly getting more and more obscure.

So there'd be one slot like "Pop, rock, hip hop." Then the next would be experimental, then the next would be wall noise. Something like that. I checked out what wall noise sounded like and thought it was unpleasant, but then I think I saw Claustration, and realized that it could be soothing. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLzEgrHKxNM)

Then from there, I think my first harsh noise album was Merzbow's 1930. Was really good, and things just expanded from there.

>>61693864
>>61698887

i wouldn't say i have a favorite so far, i've been listening to 1 or 2 tracks at a time whenever I get them and I love just about all of them, but once the final thing gets published, i'll get a chance to hear them all back to back and then I'll be more likely to have a favorite.

>>61699360
Also, I just found the image in question.
http://s.mlkshk-cdn.com/r/ECTU

>>61699411
>>61699360
as dumb as that chart is, it got me to check out field recordings as a genre.

>>61699448
I agree completely. The chart is stupid, but I never would've gotten to know noise when I did without it.

>>61699315
I haven't paid any attention to his output since I don't like his post 90s stuff. Is this really any good?

>>61699238
What was yours?

>>61699561
I think is the scariest since "I Have a Special Plan"

it has concrete elements, rain sounds and jumpscares in track 1 and droney and noise elements in track 2

I liked it, but again, i'm a huge Tibet fanboy

>>61699815
>i'm a huge Tibet fanboy
there's a lot to fanboy over

>>61699238
Back when Hydra Head was closing its doors it was selling bundles of random releases for cheap and I really liked the metal on their roster. My bundle came with Dharma (which I was fascinated with and came to love) and Bermuda Drain (which I hated and am only recently coming to appreciate). That was a couple years ago and noise has gradually become a bigger part of what I listen to.

>>61699757
>>61699757
I'm pretty sure it was with that Puritan Sword cd. I'd ordered something from a bandcamp page (iirc it was an album by Alameda 3), and it was thrown in as a bonus. I knew of harsh noise, but id never listened to any, so it was a hell of an experience

>>61686058
anybody? been looking for a while

>>61699238
explored aggrotech then accidentally stumbled into power noise, but only explored PN very surface level. Then I heard http://ant-zen.bandcamp.com/track/i-set-my-dog-on-fire this and decided "why not, lets see what harsher stuff sounds like". Found The Cherry Point and the rest is history.

Funnily enough, it took a longer time for me to discover and start liking PE than it did for me to like HNW.

>>61699315
Thank you so much for this.
I went under my covers and listened to the whole "Moons at Your Door" track, pretending to be in the first person. Was definitely a trip, and some real nightmare fuel.

>>61699238
Easy transition from early industrial. Was always a fan of sound over structure along with regular music regardless.

>>61701586
>Funnily enough, it took a longer time for me to discover and start liking PE than it did for me to like HNW.
I think a lot of people have this idea that HNW is really hard to get into but I liked it before I liked regular noise outside of whitehouse clones and I've seen a number of people say it was one of the first subgenres they got into.

>>61701930
I think the idea of listening to 60+ minutes of supposedly the "Same thing" is intimidating to people new to the genre, which is unfortunate.

>>61701649
No problem man!

Hey did anybody here ever bought something from Rotorelief?

A few days ago I finally decided to grab Vivenza's Fondements Bruitistes and Russolo's Manifesto, in their website.

I haven't received any email from them yet, only my PayPal receit. Should I be worried?

barmp

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>>61699315
Got any more like this?

>>61702403
It does sound pretty daunting, though its easy to listen to as background noise. There are always shorter releases out there too which are obviously easier to digest.

>>61706284
Well, like I said there's board famous "I Have a Special Plan"

But there's also:

Faust
Haunted Graves, Moving Waves
How He Loved the Moon (Moonsongs for John Balance)
In Menstrual Night
My Name Is Nearly All That's Left
This Degenerate Little Town
In a Foreign Town, In a Foreign Land

However, you might find out that none of these will do the job the same way TMATD does, at least for me. This one is really dark sounding but also aggressive, I think because of the concrete jumpscares.