Posset - The Sultan EP cdr

Dictaphone manipulation, found noises and musics, and clanging, albeit without any salivating on the mic by Joe Murray, aka Posset. WTF is Putin doing on the cover wearing a Russian flag skullcap? 2010 self-released cdr.

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Posset ‎– Peed-trofm:oc tape

This is surprisingly varied given its short duration. It features Joe Murray-Posset's standard drooling madness, severely autistic moanings and field recordings dicta manipulation and then moves to cooking pots banning with an admiringly aptitude at creating drum rolls and even blast beats (he's like the Pete Sandoval of kitchen drumming), ending with a calming ambient loop w/ tonal alterations. Sweet little thingy. 2010 tape on Gold Soundz.

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Posset - The Silver Conch cdr

A garden of musical and non-musical sketches played on dictaphones, ranging from musique concrete skronk to Nurse With Wound influences and droney moments. 2010 cdr on Striate Cortex.

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V/A ‎– Concentric Spaces Vol. 2 cdr

Top-notch compilation with great packaging featuring space ambient/ drone by Deep Loom, Wbaum, Enfer Boreal, denser drone by Trudy, Pink Desert, psychedelic wah similar to Ashtray Navigations by Vibrafuzz, motorik noise by Cannibal Movie (featuring Donato Epiro), ethereal post rock by Spaces Between, acoustic guitar/e-bow drone for sitting on rocky desert hills by Seabuckthorn, and a water drop composition by Ammonites. 2011 cdr on Striate Cortex.

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TQ Zine

With the Radio Free Midwich website going into hibernation mode, the no-audience underground (the very punctual term coined by Rob Hayler) has lost (hopefully temporarily) a great source of information and promotion of extremely talented and attention-deserving artists. Of course there are other superb platforms for getting to know new noise and experimental music such as Idwal Fisher, but RFM's gap may to a certain extent be additionally filled by the TQ Zine. Now being in its eighth issue (if I'm not mistaken) this zine headed by Andy Wood covers similar musical interests as RFM, with an attention to the North-East English scene focusing on Gateshead and other towns, with well-written record reviews, the very-short-review column of Hashtag Noizelife, reports from gigs, classic album retrospectives, as well as interviews, both with musicians and other artists. And this is done in the beloved form of a printed, A5-size effort, to remind us of the importance of the physicality of the noise we adore. Furthermore, the editor of the zine has been kind enough to send to subscribers a free copy of the Chow Mwng Nunavik cd, and from what I see he has more free stuff in store for anyone having decided to spend their hard-earned money on this worthwhile attempt. As such, I highly recommend that everyone take a look at the zine's blog and consider making a subscription. Thanks to Andy Wood!

Leitmotiv Limbo ‎– Limbo / Wind Swept tape

Extraterrestrial varied weirdness by this Estonia-via-Australia project working in ambient, synthy rhythms, and toxic funk/jazz, in a world where 1980's Coil, 1970's Throbbing Gristle and nowadays Wolf Eyes would be one multi-tentacle monster musician. 2014 tape on Servataguse Muusika.

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VA - Tracking tape

Alien drone and noise by Kristian M Roberts, Grey Park, and Leitmotiv Limbo, also possessing something similar to early industrial and experimental giants such as Throbbing Gristle and Coil. 2015 tape on Servataguse Muusika.

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