rolling time travel thread 2013 -> 1987 -> 1836 -> 3954

A nice little audio layer loop study of part of Shiina Ringo's "Souretsu" (just from a random youtuber I guess):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6ARnSAH9lY

^^^ love this. the track was prob. digitally hatched, but its evocation of elliptical analogue skew administers a hypnotic dose of imperfection (yesterday found myself subscribing w/ terrifying enthusiasm to unregistered's Spotify playlist of hiss anthems).

need the metronomic fix tho, and I've been hitting this skeletal Aisha Devi remix that sparks on sub sludge and fumes f/ six minutes:

https://soundcloud.com/danse-noire-records/a-sha-devi-the-sore-party-1

(almost too str8 f/ the thread, but w/e)

Currently enjoying the new Rabih Beaini album and its late night devotional electronics

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3dur47Ywlg

...and in the math-punk corner, tera melos! like the post-swirlies clusterfuck you never knew you needed

http://teramelos.bandcamp.com/album/xed-out

― tsarnaev paleface (imago), Thursday, April 25, 2013 4:52 PM (1 month ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

i've been listening to this a lot and i like it. i just realized it reminds me of the wicked farleys (and yeah, the swirlies)

so this is where ppl are talking about humanbeast? i'll have to check in here more.

yeah this new humanbeast alb is pretty epic

Just found out about this from a post over on EMF. Polish post-rock, but not all stiff, to my ears, like so much of that stuff.

http://stararzeka.bandcamp.com/album/cie-chmury-nad-ukrytym-polem-cd-instant-classic

First track is mostly pretty gorgeous so far and should push lots of the right buttons for folks on this thread.

I have been listening to that Stara Rzeka album today and it is fucking incredible.

I should listen again. I lost interest at some point. Kind of not the best moment to switch over to it since I've got DJ Q playing. Uh oh Team Tim infiltration. (Though maybe DJ Q occasionally belongs on this thread?)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeUurGprP6M

There's a pretty good album of punky improvised music right here on this Bandcamp page by this Argentinian band called Ricarda Cometa that's free to download and worth giving a whirl if you like that sort of thing (amazing cover art too, I should really post that on that other thread). There's a bit of wonky kumbia going on, lots of scratchy guitar & drum kineticism like they've been listening to the Ex or the Dog Faced Hermans or someone, some of the whole Beefheartian jazzified guitar scrabble makes me think of Joe Baiza or Eugene Chadbourne. All kind of low-key, but plenty of fun nonetheless.

Wow, it's well worth doing a GIS for Hideyuki Katsumata who's the artist that did the cover art for that record. I don't know them at all but there's some stunning drawings there.

http://nathanialove.weebly.com/uploads/4/1/0/6/4106966/7835282.jpg

brooklyn is time travel central tomorrow, both selma oxor and humanbeast/russian tsarlag are playing shows

phemale is opening for the latter which is I dunno watch this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HHf93Vj2cs

hellhouse and I will be at one if not both of these shows ^

This has been mentioned in few other threads but doesn't seem to have been mentioned here (and it seems like it should be): that Troller record is really incredible. Didn't think I'd enjoy as much as I did. Pretty spooky. Ethereal, floaty female vocals. Dark and slinky synth grooves. Killer album cover.

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h204/misterpinnacle/omgvinyl/troller_web_small.png

I have been listening to that Stara Rzeka album today and it is fucking incredible.

Wow, I totally second this. That Stara Rzeka album is out there. SO FUCKING GOOD.

despite the disingenous "anything goes" I feel a bitb naughty posting norwegian MORish synthpop around here but I wanted to regoster that I have been enjoying about half of the annette gil album. Touch Me Feel Me, aka If You Wanna Win Wins's Heart SAMPLE GOBLIN:

https://soundcloud.com/mtg-music/annette-gil-touch-me-feel-me

hippies

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4AALzBmtwU

not hippies

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5mtKjXlddc

kind of amazing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tW-qdC1lTZY

That is amazing. Serious time travel sound, can't find any of his albums that contain this gem.

it's coming out oct 19

saw suicide magnets last night, been a solo project for years but she's got a full band now and the vibes was dark and deep

http://youtu.be/HvCQiwUilsA

whoops

http://www.youtube.com/watch/?v=HvCQiwUilsA

This is not getting the immediate attention it deserves:

http://pitchfork.com/features/update/9189-yamantaka-sonic-titan/

I love that band.

They are my freoinds so I'm biased but yeah what a great fuckin band

Yeah they are fantastic

Prefer them live to on record (so far) but I will definitely be checking out the new album.

one for the pseudo-Carpenter lovers

www.youtube.com/watch?v=RC2QPXu2xg0

eh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RC2QPXu2xg0

tight

Hey EIII, Humanbeast got a stellar review on Resident Advisor:

http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=13457

right on, it's a great record. tiny mix tapes liked it a lot too: http://www.tinymixtapes.com/music-review/humanbeast-venus-ejaculates-into-the-banquet

they did a 4 hour performance at the RISD museum a couple weeks ago which I thought I'd wander in and out of but they were pretty darn captivating, wish I could've stayed for the whole thing

man i don't know why at first i thought i was really repulsed by this music but i can't stop listening to blanche blanche blanche - wooden ball, on nna tapes... anyone else heard it/have thoughts? hard to tell which song is most representative cause the songs are short and have really fast transitions but this one has a youtube video and is called ted talks lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9ptUVhs1UU

I was on the fence until the YEAHHH @ 0:49

this is my possibly favorite electronic track ever and i don't think it was even officially released, made by an acquaintance around 2002-3. i uploaded it to youtube because i don't want it to die on my hard drive (or those of ~5 friends)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBXxtLhsglg

http://youtu.be/QgiTkd0AQRQ

awesome song

scott seward to thread

bleak thudding to add an invigorating downward spiral to yr weekend:

Exael: Altars – bed-spin aesthetics delivering sweet seething f/ time-crunched huffers: http://beerontherug.bandcamp.com/track/altars

OOBE: SFTCR III –cliff-dropped rave convulsing in a footwork circle before devolving into infomercial bliss: http://opaltapes.bandcamp.com/track/sftcr-iii

MCMXCI: Untitled I - acid-tech industrial squawk conveniently compatible w/ all yr fave car-crash gifs: http://opaltapes.bandcamp.com/track/untitled-1

Patricia: smeared techno/house/industrial slow-burners that deftly work the DMZ between uplift and nervous collapse:
-Waiting For Alexis: http://opaltapes.bandcamp.com/track/waiting-for-alexis
-Patricia: Josephine: http://opaltapes.bandcamp.com/track/josephine

Shxcxchcxsh: LDWGWTT – fuck the name, but they built an inviting UFO that happens to be bolted to the concrete patio and fragrantly choked w/ dope clouds: http://youtu.be/giUixFfeeNM (also happens to sound like a reworked version of this: Dom + Roland: Jungle Beast - http://youtu.be/N9_Y_uoPcXM)

Somaticae: Pointless – the rest of the rec is shit, but Pointless marries the monochromatic machine murmur of mutant techno to Justin Martin’s impact fanaticism.

EIII, you should post the vid you sent on YT and link it itt (why b/c it just feels right).

Somaticae: Pointless - http://youtu.be/nz7iI9UD5p4

ugh, and it's the Somaticae that sounds like the Dom + Roland track wtf time to crash

Justin Broadrick ffs

as hard as I try I just can't get angry about this

http://www.youtube.com/v/NRCM-w_XnJg&fs=1&hl=en

video uh oh i am having a fantasty posted is cool, nice lead guitar

yeah apparently that dude recorded the entire album himself

Torn Hawk aka Luke Wyatt has f/ the past year been grinding away at the parameters of lo-fi bedroom-psych, releasing roughly 900 tracks that gyrate between v-wave, outsider/hipster house, noise, instrumental hip-hip and ramshackle krautrock contraptions for L.I.E.S., Beer on the Rug and I'll put 90% odds on Not Not Fun w/in six months. his best work atm is opiate-laced motorik rambling heavily scented w/ v-wave’s urban anomie (+ occasional psych guitar thrown in f/ full genre demolition):

Torn Hawk - Shock Tape: http://youtu.be/iduOpG1yxN4
Torn Hawk - Mark of the Hound: http://youtu.be/CUqYTxURVAk
Torn Hawk + Karen Gwyer: Gauze (Sped): http://youtu.be/GnbpS2LKI4E

(i)as hard as I try I just can't get angry about this(/i)

needs at least another ten minutes of idiot rhymes and synth blurping. feeling rather cheated by the lackadaisical commitment to a truly appalling aesthetic.