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From:
Clint Anderson
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Date:
Wed, 28 Nov 2018 16:56:58 -0600
Subject:
non-idm things i really liked lately
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that seem unusual to me : magazine - real life weird nihilistic rock outfit from the early 80s, fast paced, epic constructions check out "the light pours out of me" which i heard via Ministry walker brothers - night flites the first four tracks here written solo by walker are amazing, heard about them via a david bowie cover. bowie is apparently a huge fan, made a movie about the guy, etc. you can definitely see the similarities. heroin in tahiti - death surf to be honest, all these guys albums are similar enough that i could listen to them interchangably, somewhere between Sleep/slow stoner metal and Low or another kind of weird gloomy pop and with a weird italian angle all their own.. pan sonic + alan vega - endless pan sonic take on a lo fi emulation of ancient rockers Suicide, Alan Vega is onboard with his usual industrial-elvis stylings, was never a huge fan of Suicide and Pan Sonic is taking pains here to go lo fi but... somehow it works 0 & pan sonic - sahko (the movie soundtrack) minimal, cold finnish ambience. dark. all that stuff you'd expect. the cop killers - self titled for fans of throbbing gristle, this is a bunch of scifi madness spliced together out of very lo-fi scraps of industrial and rambling in italian and heavily accented english. weirdly amusing? alternate soundtrack to thx 1138? merzbow & genesis p. orridge - merzbow with genesis p orridge doing genesis p orridge things over it alec empire & merzbow - live CBGB's NYC 1998 merzbow with alec empire doing alec empire things over it. beats and shouts and you know... alec empire things the stranglers - no more heroes more nihilistic fast moving early 80s rock that was probably considered terrifying and insane at the time and is now rather pedestrian and dramatic but... great songwriting ween - the mollusk if you aren't familiar with ween now is a great time to listen to stephen hillenburg's (late creator of spongebob squarepants) favorite album as ween covers a vast swatch of rock and pop with their own bizarre sort of aphexy tongue in cheek style Clint Anderson Systems Engineer "Freedom -- paint me a picture!" -- Burton Cummings