Merzbow, Keiji Haino, Balazs Pandi Japan
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Watashi Dake?
by Keiji Haino
supported by 7 fans who also own “An Untroublesome Defencelessness”
Definitely different from his more recent collaboratively ethereal and leisurely LP's, this is a crepitating, sparsely textured album that sounds like a peregrine mixture of Whitehouse eeriness, Diamanda Galas, and the first Sonic Youth LP if it was played by Jandek. A fascinating LP that is best played at very loud volumes lying on the sofa after a few Fernet Branca's.
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Venereology (Remaster Reissue)
by Merzbow
supported by 6 fans who also own “An Untroublesome Defencelessness”
The Starland Vocal Band this is not.
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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 6 fans who also own “An Untroublesome Defencelessness”
it's really relaxing almost ambient music, eerie yet calming, 8/10 i recommend it fully
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Conjunction
by Bergegas Mati
Indonesian harsh noise outfit Bergegas Mati collaborate with Hijokaidan's Junko Hiroshige for an eardrum-piercing, corrosive listen.
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Devour
by Pharmakon
On her latest record, Margaret Chardiet explores the ways human beings destroy one another.
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Topographic Relief Vol 6
by Various Artists
Warped, woozy vaporwave that builds suspense and unease with long, gauzy sheets of sound. Psychedelic and hypnotic.
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Even for just the briefest moment / Keep charging this “expiation” / Plug in to making it slightly better
by KEIJI HAINO + SUMAC
supported by 6 fans who also own “An Untroublesome Defencelessness”
Brain melting. As far as Keiji’s projects are concerned, this is up there with Fushitsuasha - The wisdom prepared. Slow and hazy. Deep bass. The only issue I have is the singing in the last song. I could also see some people getting turned off by the gnarly sax-like thing in the first song. Does not succumb to super group syndrome. A harmonious and psychedelic effort. Almost 70 minutes.
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