Another round of listening suggestions from our followers! Find part 1 here.
Suicide – Surrender (Live)
via Nick Cyanide
Andrew Klimek – Felt Hammer (Mustard)
Please chip in for Cleveland post-punk legend & all-around awesome guy Andrew Klimeyk
And listen to this classic while you do
via Marc Masters
Bear Hands – Songs from Utopia Volume I (Self Released)
This ancient @bearhandsband EP feels like a good listen for the day after a remarkably shitty “Independence Day” (at least for this country, my personal celebration of my own independence from responsibility and/or other people was killer)
via Chris Melkus
David Colohan – Hill of the Moon (Was Ist Das Records)
This afternoon’s drones and tones: the excellent Hill of the Moon, by David Colohan, on Was Ist Das records (2016).
Nomeansno – Wrong (Alternative Tentacles)
a belter of the highest order.
via odubhda
Pekka Airaksinen – Sukirti (Buddhas Of Golden Light) (O Records)
electronic+acoustic free-ish jazz
via Angel Marcloid
Crows Labyrinth – Gibberish (The Crow’s Lab)
Meanwhile I have come to realize that I copied certain sounds on Phaedra in my own ambient music. I wonder if they used a guitar or bass guitar as well for these sounds.
This is the track I’m referring to
Spaceheads – Open My Box (Red Note)
another band i recently rediscovered after a long period of forgetting they existed: Spaceheads. a trumpet/electronics & drums/electronics duo from mid to late 90s. Ahead of their time & all that with mixing jazz&samples&noise
via Arise
Throbbing Gristle – After Cease to Exist (Fetish Records / Industrial Records)
“This is just creepy music. It’s scaring me.” My five-year-old on TG’s “After Cease to Exist”. Saturday lunchtime listening.
via Concrete Islands
Analog – Portable People (Raygun Records)
This album came out yesterday and I’m really into it.
Damon Locks – Black Monument Ensemble – Where Future Unfolds (International Anthem)
Longtime fan of Damon Locks in Eternals/Trenchmouth, his art, and his general existence so no surprises that I’m digging this ambitious new piece.
Amato – Puissance Industrielle (Pinkman)
For the second time only, The Hacker pulls out his Amato moniker to deliver an abyssal, floor-ready EP, drawing on influence from the funkier side of early electronic body music. Though dark, the illustrious Frenchman seasons the A-side tracks with a healthy dose of groove for peak-time frenzy. Meanwhile the rather dejected flip side will do the trick for the murkier of dance-floors.
via Nodus Tollens
Black Humor – Hometown Vigilante (Superior Viaduct)
Black Humor was an experimental rock band from San Francisco in the early ’80s. They released just one, very hard to find LP on Fowl Records in 1982. Only 1,000 records were pressed, each with unique handmade covers: thick slabs of paint, collage, parrot feathers, dirt, whatever else happened to be laying around their Tenderloin flat. Many of these have since gone for high, collector prices or ended up in oblivion.
Existing in a parallel universe to other bands of the era, Black Humor’s music is filled with jarring images of urban decay and desperation, bass-driven melodies, and layers of dissonant guitar and percussion. And perhaps the only known recording of a parrot that was taught to say “Fuck You.”
via Computer
The Aircrash Bureau! – Home EP (Weatnu Records)
#industrial #darkwave
The Blue Tapes House Band – Vol. 3: Chase Me Before The Plague (Blue Tapes)
Utterly indefinable noise and not-quite shapes being sucked upwards forever, while two sentient forces swirl within, locked in some cosmic hate-ballet. These wormhole angels are played on this recording by Oxbow’s Eugene S. Robinson and Map 71’s Lisa Jayne, whose spoken word utterances throughout this infernoscape feel locked like horns – simultaneously at odds and of a piece.
Abadir – Aphasia (Yerevan Tapes)
Abadir is a music producer and sound designer born in Cairo, Egypt.
His work focuses on experimental, glitch and ambient music, and he’s one half of the duo 0N4B.
Together with the visual artists Nurah Farahat and Islam Shabana, he co-founded the audio/visual collective “Mapping Possibilities”, which has been active in promoting A/V events since 2016.
Abadir is also the editor of the electronic music section of the Arabic music webzine Ma3azef, where he also contributes as a writer on music theory, history, reviews and interviews.
what i'm jamming on the way to the aquarium todayhttps://t.co/O6S3GnkFXS
— thismachinekillsmusic (@thismachinekil2) July 7, 2019
Downloading is collecting. Downloading is archiving. Downloading is sharing. All our albums are free/pay-as-you-wish at @Bandcamp https://t.co/vOAHFh2oQC
— Damon K (@dada_drummer) July 7, 2019
as i cut back on social media, 1 thing i've been using twitter for is to keep a record of my daily "day greeting" music. if i'm gonna be up enjoying daybreak & i'm gonna pick specific music, i might as well keep track.
Caudal – Forever in Another Worldhttps://t.co/zL7G0yfqHf
— Arise (@rise804) July 7, 2019
Remember folks…. All we are are tiny blips in a data bank called sorrow.https://t.co/JqKqxHHXtP
— Neil Donovan (@NeilioIglesias) July 7, 2019
this is perfect… 😌@LOVEALLDAYRCRD @Bandcamp https://t.co/gocuSghRWm
— Mat Eric Hart (@sonictapestries) July 7, 2019
https://twitter.com/socksinhell/status/1148173190054780928
If you're looking for mangled field recordings from a park and train; radio broadcasts from a Spanish numbers station, a propaganda channel and some sampled toys then this #Electronic #ambient #experimental album may be of interest https://t.co/y3f43tmW5E
— andrulianblog (@andrulianblog) July 8, 2019
It’s a while since I listened to this and it is spectacularly good. It’s also shit me up a bit and I’ve had to turn the light on up here in the attic. @xxiainxx pic.twitter.com/2slphXYroC
— ░K░i░e░r░a░n░ ░M░a░h░o░n░ (@KieranMahon1) July 8, 2019
plagal grind: marquesite lace
(what a glorious fucking noise)https://t.co/SuIxrfAd9J
— cowsarejustfood (@cowsarejustfood) July 8, 2019
'The Misunderstood Abandoned Aquarium Of The Afterlife' by @tarotplane_ on @BBiB [2019]https://t.co/MipyslLAC5
Take a deep breath, and let it out slowly. pic.twitter.com/gMK8jHpf56— Alan Ranta (@alanranta) July 8, 2019
Instrumental hip hop at its finest.@charles_edison – "I Love You" (via @Karmaloft)
🎧 listen at https://t.co/0N1XvCj3wC pic.twitter.com/lbixLysSra
— Stereofox (@wearestereofox) July 9, 2019
in my ever ongoing quest for more music that these ears have never heard, i ended up listening to this last night.
(thoughts to follow)
rothko – breatharianhttps://t.co/ZvMSGPfJsr
— Arise (@rise804) July 9, 2019
— DΣЯΣK PӨЩΣЯ or the official account of キラヨシ (@djproject) July 9, 2019
compilation
only song i can think about that gets into mosquitos making love
Lee Moses – Dark End of the Streethttps://t.co/7x7l29GwLp
— Arise (@rise804) July 9, 2019
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