Excellent psych techno compilation from the early 1990s still featuring the Liquid Son monikers. 1993 cd on Infrasonic and Bass Sphere.
Excellent psych techno compilation from the early 1990s still featuring the Liquid Son monikers. 1993 cd on Infrasonic and Bass Sphere.
More addictive early 90s techno by the guys of Liquid Son, alternating between more downtempo and hardcore approaches. 1992 12" on Infrasonic.
Let's unwind a little bit from the the harsh noise and the black metal with some more early 90s superb techno from the Liquid Son collective here appearing as Digital Justice. 1991 12" on Bass Sphere.
13 years later, the resurrection of Gehenna brought a new Sangraal 7" too. Nothing has changed, only Mike Cheese's throat has become more coarse, but apart from that expect galloping black metal hardcore. 2011 7" on Rock Cocaine.
A more chaotic version of the Wolves Of Armageddon album of Sangraal, the black metal alter-ego of Gehenna. 1998 self-released tape.
The Necks would definitely have envied the atmosphere Juntaro creates with a piano here. 1994 cd on Japan Overseas.
Juntaro on some epic falsetto vocalizations with sleazy disco in the background. 1990 7" on Stomach Ache Records.
First side is a Hiroshi Itsuki awesome disco boogie track and the second side is fucked-up snippets of loops from that track that would make awesome hip hop samples. 2017 lp on Scrotum Records.
Harsh noise and field recordings made in the late 80s and released in 2020 by F.O.A.D. Records.
Piano/static nothingness apparently recorded between 1989 and 1991 and released in 2019 on his own Vis A Vis Audio Arts.
Let's take a break from the Gero with some nice stuff on Bandcamp to support on the fee-waive Friday.
Alan Morse Davies - Ys
Working at the crossroads of avant-garde, drone and hypnagogic, Alan Morse Davies has crafted a dense cloud of music that could be considered post-industrial and medieval at the same time. On Submarine Broadcasting Company.
Drekka - Examinations 2016-2018
At times cinematic and at other times claustrophobic, this is really enveloping and mournful dark ambient. On Fabrica.
C. Lavender - Transient Seclusion
Heavy vibrating synths on spaceships. On Longform Editions.
Lush Worker - Serum
Complete zoning session as only Mike Vest of Bong can do. On TQN-aut.
Bolivian Fireships - Untitled
Yet another hazy drone/ambient/tape decay sail by J.G. Sparkes working on his alter ego as Bolivian Fireships. On Hream Recordings.
Threes And Will - Lkhümbe
Heavily badly-tripped combination of noise, zoning psychedelia and kraut by this Estonian guy. Music made by cannibals who got their hands on pedals and mics. On The Level Of Vulnerability.
Haare/VU - Split tape
Some recent Haare was hit-or-miss as it was more focused on harsh noise, but this is spot-one ritual dark ambient with some heavy junk industrial. VU plays foggy and noisy drone/ambient. On Brownhill Mafia.
Time Binding Ensemble - Nothing New Under The Sun
This is fucked up. Inspired by a Catholic seminary, musician Kay Logan processed classical instruments through crumbling tapes to make on of the most hypnagogic albums in recent memory. On Kit Records.
Harry Bertoia - Glowing Sounds
Extremely awesome gong composition recorded at three different speeds. Can't get enough of this. On Important Records.
Nurse With Wound & Aranos - [SIC]
Cavernous and unsettling electroacoustic awesomeness. On United Dairies.
Winged Ma'at - Man Is An Insect
Shit, I already liked Winged Ma'at but this too good. Heavy astral incantations of the old Egyptian gods. Must listen. On Bloxham Tapes.
Reader Advisor - Comical Palliatives for Human Disquiet
Reader Advisor is guitarist Niels Frantz making richly textured ambient drones that can be both uplifting and unsettling. Digital release only.
Fun With Nuns - Fun With Nuns LP
Improv collective from Thessaloniki, Greece doing punkified free jazz. On Wax Records.
Fun With Nuns - Πανήγυριc
Another recording by the same guys showing great improv skills. The sax player and the drummer are beasts! On Amateur Radio.
Controlled Death/Mayuki Hino - Split LP
The One continues to delve into the brain function of cockroaches, while on the other side there's ex-CCCC member Mayuki Hino, bombing with harsh noise stabs. On Cold Spring.
Awesome early 1990s techno/bleep from Bedforshire collective (which also worked under various monikers, some of which will be also posted) that receives a deserved collection. 2021 LP on Musique Pour La Danse.