/noise/ what's your AOTY?

Noise is something I want to get into. Currently I like:
>Whitehouse, Hanatarash, Hijokaidan
But I want to listen to more.
Anyone have any good rec's? Please don't say Merzbow.

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https://youtu.be/u8l-lVNbTwQ
>bubblegum industrial
how is that """bubblegum"""?

>>68973931
Yellow Swans if you want something a bit more ambient (or Jefre Cantu-Ledesma for even more contemporary ambient noise)
Controlled Bleeding for extended techniques (e.g. found sound etc)
Masonna for all-out harsh sounds
Ramleh for an industrial and classic sound

Some rock bands have experimented with noise or mixed rock-based music with noise: The Body & Full of Hell released an album this year which incorporates noise, Sonic Youth did a record called "Silver Session" which is feedback-driven noise, Fushitsusha get loud enough to be called noise sometimes.

>>68974090
also seriously if you completely avoid Merzbow you will be missing out

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>>68974355
I hate wolf eyes

>>68973880
>how do I go into Dominick Fernow/Prurient/etc.?
bumping for this.
Someone should make a chart.

>>68976179
Just download everything.

http://pastebin.com/S1rDvA50

>>68976220
>80 albums
k

>>68976252
I believe in you.

>>68976179
Start with Frozen Niagara Falls, it has a variety of different styles (noise and power electronics but also ambient synth stuff). Pleasure Ground is his best imo. Arrowhead and History of Aids are also essential.

>>68976179
start anywhere, fernow is a big advocate of a random-access approach to discographies and genres.

>>68977036
>>68976668
thx anons!

>>68974090
where's a good starting place for Masonna?

You guys remember when we did that comp earlier this year

That was cool