Oh dear lord. Nurse With Wound, coming up on the IDM list... kind of out of
place i'd say! but it gives me shivers to hear the name mentioned.. such
brilliance! Hum. well, as a self proclaimed Nurse With Wound expert I would
say start with Thunder Perfect Mind, the most chilling, disturbing recording
I've ever heard. EVER. or try the more whimsical yet still disturbing Sylvie
and Babs (absolutely hilarious and mindblowingly crazy/surreal). Sugar Fish
Drink is a pretty good cross-section of NWW varying styles of sound and is
wonderful to hear every time.
But just a warning, dont expect anything from what you're going to hear.
Dont expect it to be like anything else that you've heard before, at least
probably havent coming from the IDM angle. You will not dance when you hear
Nurse With Wound. NWW is for the crazy fucked up kids who like to hurt
themselves (psychologically) while on LSD or other drugs with amazingly well
crafted schizophrenia-inducing music.
I wouldnt use the term 'folk' anywhere near nurse with wound personally..
though the term 'noises' seems to sum it all up. and lets not forget
'genius' either.
Chances are, unless you're on some sort of drug (which makes NWW that much
more fun) you wont realize how amazing it is at first listen, but let it all
sink in and you will not regret it. Tasty.
djcellway
In a message dated 9/13/00 7:23:50 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
idm-digest-help@hyperreal.org writes:
quoted 18 lines I would say they sound like.. experimental death folk with noises and
> I would say they sound like.. experimental death folk with noises and
> strange beats? (Laugh). Really, i'm only joking, it's a very distinct
> sound, but something similar to the sounds of Zos Kia, Muzlimgauze, and
> others slightly associated.
>
> I highly recommend. Not exactly "bleepy" per se, but give it a try. A bit
> on the dark side, i'd say.
>
> If anyone's into the extremely dark... let me recommend Brighter Death Now.
> Dark ambient with some noise.
>
> peeese
> Michelle
>
> > I just keep reading about Nurse With Wound and I'm getting interested.
> > Since I'm totally unfamiliar with their music, I just wondered what they
> > sound like.
> > What are good releases to start with ?