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Blutkvlt
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Tireheb
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Grunt live today in Helsinki with Raison d'Etre (Swe).
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Blutkvlt
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ouroboricmutusliber
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I'm hoping it was mentioned somewhere in these 24 pages, but Slogun is not to be missed. Albums like "Let Me Show You How" and "Fair Game" come only once in a while. Less like German heavy electronics and more like a very vocal version of Taint's best. The recent material is good, but not even close.
In terms of an album a little more off the radar - Piss Horn's "Hatred Mountain" I cannot recommend enough. Possessed, shiver-inducing filth, that may be a little more on the industrial side of things. |
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fartcough
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| Anything out there with more structure but still noisy? Stuff like Dissecting Table - Human Breeding? |
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Higher Hammers Of Hate
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I like all bands under Broken Flag and the '80 italian scene: mauthausen orchestra, the sodality, progetto morte etc...I think are the best for me: grunt, con-dom, grey wolves, brighter death now, operation cleansweep, macronympha and survival unit.
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hxn
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| Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 3:34 am Post subject: |
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| fartcough wrote: | | Anything out there with more structure but still noisy? Stuff like Dissecting Table - Human Breeding? |
Maybe try NURTURE ABUSE from RI.
I do all the sounds and try to write in a structured fashion for the most part.
Also, good thread.. |
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bitewerks
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The new LP from Anenzephalia is pretty good. I'm mostly a fan of his live recordings over previous studio work.
For those into Italian PE, look for The New Sadism "Urge to Kill" LP on Menstrual Recordings. It's a collab between Mauthausen Orchestra & Swastika Kommando.
If anyone is interested, I have the new Mania/SSRI (Sick Seed) split tape-drop a line at bitewerks556 at gmail.com |
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la_ciudad_podrida
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| Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 1:48 pm Post subject: |
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| hxn wrote: | | fartcough wrote: | | Anything out there with more structure but still noisy? Stuff like Dissecting Table - Human Breeding? |
Maybe try NURTURE ABUSE from RI.
I do all the sounds and try to write in a structured fashion for the most part.
Also, good thread.. |
I got a nurture abuse tape from a table during a show at a RI place that was called castlevania, the girl at the table couldnt find the copies of it so she gave me the one from the table and it has a bloody tissue inside of it. sick |
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bitewerks
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The two live SPK cd's on Therapeutic/Adverse Recordings (a division of Byzantium Media) are pretty good. Maybe not for those new to SPK- I'd recommend hunting down cd reissues of their first 2 full-lengths.
Titles are "Field Report San Francisco" & "Case Study London". Malignant Rec's has'em in the U.S. I'd recommend the "C.S.L." disc as it has studio rec'ings from Oct. 31st 1982 plus live in the UK*. The S.F. disc is from a soundboard rec'ing but it's overblown- the first 2 songs are very intense.
*Much better soundquality than the SF recording |
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passetiermes
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I've been listening Zamia Lehmanni from SPK lately. That's the only album I know from them, but I've gathered that the other albums are quite different?
Any recommendations from their discography (or from others) for similar type of stuff? |
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bitewerks
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| Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2013 1:20 pm Post subject: |
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| For SPK, seek out "Information Overload Unit" LP, "Auto-da-fe" (collection of their ultra-hard-to-find 7"'s) & "Leichenschrei" LP. You can find samples from all of them on youtube. |
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holy ghost
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passetiermes
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| Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2013 7:57 am Post subject: |
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| Thanks for the recommendations, I'll check them out. |
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Weltbrand
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| The SPK 7"s (most of which are found on side 1 of Auto Da Fe) are some of the best music ever made. |
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