On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, daniel wrote:
quoted 21 lines On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Bordeaux, Ethan wrote:> On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Bordeaux, Ethan wrote:
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> >
> > re: violence. just bought nord by imminent starvation. i know it was
> > mentioned a while ago on the list, but i need to offer a very strong
> > recommendation for this cd. much better than human dislocation, in
> > fact much better than anything i've heard from the ant-zen camp.
> > period. wonderfully noisy - those into caustic window, richard
> > devine, or other ant-zen acts but wished they would be louder and more
> > consistantly good need to check this out. not a bad song on the whole
> > darn cd. but those that fear repitition should be wary...
> >
>
>
> a very fine CD ineed. Also worth noting on the Ant-Zen label is
> Converter - shock front. Very repetitious but very hard, pristine and
> distorted. Much angrier than the IS CD. At very loud volumes it is
> highly effective, especially if your looking for an emotional impact.
>
> Lastly, Synascape - "so what" is close to this sound. Perhaps more of
> an IDM/Industrial hybrid but the anger/violence is definitely there.
best thing i've heard on ant-zen lately is the new P.A.L., _release_.
chock-full of thunderous beats. leaning more towards techno than noise,
but still damned harsh. oddly enough, less harsh was the last noisex album
_1920.00_. i loved it (first noisex i liked), but it was very melodic,
bouncy noise (if you can get that).
if you liked the converter, check out axiome's _rictus_. similar music,
better production and arrangement (converter left me feeling eenh).
np greater than one "kunst gleich kapital"
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