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Closing track goes hard the other way

Quite enjoying the Suzi Analogue - it's quite sparse stuff but there's something intriguing in there

i think this is the best place to put this?

really great
https://magneticghost.bandcamp.com/releases

Does the Oranssi Pazuzu guy ever do 'normal' singing I wonder. The temptation must have been there to go straight up goth baritone on that track. It is really good though. Rhythmically straightforward but nice chords and bassline. Sounds better than last year's album as well.

when yr p much the best rock band on the planet you can do what you like with the vocals tbf

Changing the vocals would probably alienate a good portion of their more bm-centric fans. Or dis-alienate them. Effectively the same thing.

aluk tolodo > oranssi pazuzu

imo

It is quite meta that the attention deficit thread can't help changing topic to tranced-out post bm groups.

Ah gwan

Cheer-Accident, long-running former experimental math-rock band turned avant-AOR or something:

https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/album/putting-off-death

one of the greats!

Lol @ "The temptation must have been there to go straight up goth baritone". Idk how he could have resisted.

Yeah both Cheer Accideny and Stabscotch are v high on my to-check-out list

Also, ums, did you listen to A Todolo's Voix last year? I had a really hard time finding stuff to latch onto with that

I liked the Magnetic Ghost a lot. I'll probably buy that.

Cheer-Accident maybe even more!

yeah this is wonderful

'Lifetime Guarantee' wow

on first listen it's the followup to "fear draws misfortune" i was hoping for - "no ifs, ands, or dogs" was sadly patchy to my ears

That Cheer-Accident is cool. I saw them play a basement party in Bloomington with Ativan...maybe 96' or 97'. This new record has kind of a Camel or Hatfield and the North kinda vibe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wNRs2OgfvU

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Is that Ventetian Snares an official collab? I am assuming not

Ah it is! The slide guitar over weird electronics has a mild KLF Chill Out vibe

Glad some people are enjoying the C-A album :)

The last track is amazing too. I do like it when albums end with two amazing songs

deep throat choir - be ok
sounding nice on this sunny morning
https://deepthroatchoir.bandcamp.com/album/be-ok
no surprise to see an electrelane cover in there, very similar vibes

Are there still bands like The Frogs or Butthole Surfers or like GodWeenSatan-era Ween? I dunno if this is the place to ask, but maybe it is.

Besides Palberta of course

https://wharfcatrecords.bandcamp.com/album/bye-bye-berta

I like the new Beak> song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWYRDPFP7ZE

haord killing it again with a couple of newish releases
https://haord.bandcamp.com/album/iii-2 lo fi rocky pop
https://haord.bandcamp.com/album/blob-on-a-grid the word 'blob' pretty much sums this up

I was gonna let sund4r post about this but...perhaps of interest to the imago household:

https://www.tinymixtapes.com/news/colin-stetson-featured-prog-noise-project-ex-eye-release-self-titled-debut-album-share-track-op

Few can resist feeling the new joy that the start of summer brings. For men and women of all ages, it’s the time to shift to lighter-weighted colorful patterns, spend weekends in the backyard tuning up bicycles and barbecue grills, and plan what will eventually turn out to be tortuous family excursions to the country or beach house. For others, like the Colin Stetson-featured, free-thinking, prog-metal foursome EX EYE it means losing all inhibitions by setting new parameters in accelerated decibels, tearing eardrums and collapsing sphincters with its machine-shop-pounding, narcotic freefall noise, and releasing a self-titled debut album on June 23, when everything is still as fresh as an egg from the farm!

In addition to Stetson on alto and bass saxophones, EX EYE features the sickeningly versatile talents of Greg Fox(Liturgy, Guardian Angel, Skeletons, Zs),Shahzad Ismaily (Secret Chiefs 3, Causing a Tiger, Ceramic Dog) and Toby Summerfield (Never Enough Hope, Crush Kill Destroy) on drums, synths, and guitars respectively.

If there were any doubts as to the intensity of this debut disc, it bears noting that it IS coming out on Relapse. If you need audio affidavits of proof, listen to the 12+ magnificent loud and fast minutes of “Opposition/Perihelion; The Coil” down below. EX EYE(the album) is out June 23 on CD, LP and digital and can be pre-ordered by clicking here or here.

In addition, EX EYE have some live dates booked for June and August and just played at the 33rd edition of the Festival International Musique Actuelle Victoriaville last week. At the same fest,Stetson performed “Sorrow,” his “reimagining of Gorecki’s 3rd Symphony,” as an 11-piece ensemble including Fox and Ismaily, Rebecca Foon (Saltland, Esmerine), Sarah Neufeld (Arcade Fire, Bell Orchestre), Gyða Valtýsdóttir (múm), Amanda Lo, and Stetson’s sister Megan, the mezzo-soprano. Check out Stetson solo show dates below, after you check out the EX EYE infos. Start the summer in style!

EX EYE tracklisting:

1. Xenolith: The Anvil
2. Opposition/Perihelion; The Coil
3. Anaitis Hymnal; The Akrose Disc
4. Form Constant; The Grid

That could be cool! Especially if there's evidence of thoughtful composition amidst the sound and fury. Will check out exploring else itt soon as well...

Remember though, tomorrow is Richard Dawson Day...

Are there still bands like The Frogs or Butthole Surfers or like GodWeenSatan-era Ween? I dunno if this is the place to ask, but maybe it is.

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Did you listen to the Stabscotch album yet?

Not fussed about Stetson's solo jams but that press release does a good job of getting me hyped

Going to admit that, while I shared the press release with D.A.M. when I saw it, I didn't get a chance to listen to the sample track until now (which is why I didn't post about it). It sounds good, though! I really like Stetson's sound but sometimes find his solo repertoire a little limited, compositionally, so it's good to see him integrate it into this framework. (I haven't heard his take on Gorecki tbh.)

I've tried out Stabscotch several times but I don't really get it. I'll keep trying.

I can't get enough of this record right now, and I think it fits-ish here-ish:

https://artfeynman.bandcamp.com/album/blast-off-through-the-wicker

tags: minimal

consider yourself on probation

You might be thinking of this thread

Rolling "Experimental Is A Shitty Descriptor But Whatev" 2017

That's the minimal thread. This is the maximal thread.

^knows the deal

couple of new ones up at haord
experimental min wave, mascula dog did a very good album last year, this ep is a bit more toned down but still v fun
https://haord.bandcamp.com/album/natural-dog-ep
i don't know anything about beatles hc but this sounds p rad
https://haord.bandcamp.com/album/beatles-hc

^ posted 'blob on a grid' off haord in early june, probs wormed it's way up to being my fav album this year so far

what does attention deficit cru think of stuff like this
http://lapfoxtrax.com/album/nerves-ending

o wow! ^______^ this is gr8!

also also yeah this has been mentioned elsewhere (orange milk thread) but the new death's dynamic shroud album is very awesome and a significant milestone in rolling attention deficit 2017

xxxp I can't decide if Macula Dog is quite good or supremely irritating or both. I mean it's some impressively weird pop-something-wave but the cheapo sounds set my teeth on edge (this is probably intentional lol). But by god I despise that entire record label's ugly sense of aesthetics, again it's probably intentional, but ugh.

this quick brown fox album is great :)
reminds me of the chart show in the early 90s

I enjoyed it the one time I listened. I'll pull it out again. Hamilton ON has had a cool little mini-scene of avant electronic music for a while.

This should have some crossover appeal with people who like the Stabscotch album:

https://gasplapsychviolence.bandcamp.com/album/ghost-in-scow-out-1-week-free-download

Weirdo psychedelic hardcore band that combined noise rock, powerviolence and queasy tape loops and haven't released anything since the late 90s, suddenly re-emerging now. It's a reunion very few people were clamouring for but 1998's Drome Triler of Puzzle Zoo People is a hidden gem, serious.

posted in orange milk thread, but it's probably a good fit here too. grindcore pop made out of breaks and edm synths
https://orangemilkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/because-im-young-arrogant-and-hate-everything-you-stand-for

also new goreshit, in "goretrance" mode, which is basically ADD breakcore versions of sugary 90s trance/house.
https://goreshit.bandcamp.com/album/goretrance-x

...and have to mention new SAYOHIMEBOU again just because it's so good, and a fine embodiment of thread thesis
http://music.businesscasual.biz/album/ok

omg the Machine Girl album is greeeeeat

For those compiling your year-end lists, this playlist includes all the available tracks on this thread as well as all the tracks from Rolling "Experimental Is A Shitty Descriptor But Whatev" 2017 (division be damned), organized sorta-not-really chronologically in order of mention:

ILM's 2017 Rolling Art Rock, Noise and Experimental Sounds Thread(s) Spotify Playlist

thank you for thinking of us

always thinking of u boo

https://buhrecords.bandcamp.com/album/br84-liquidarlo-celuloide-superfricci-n

^in the same area code as the Stabscotch, though obv this cannot match that sprawl (few records can). You could prob say they're like a more psychedelic Brainiac...?
Loving it, regardless

new goreshit "memestreet" https://goreshit.bandcamp.com/ basically noise rock/mathcore realized as edm. 2017 is the year breakcore broke as punk

I gave Stabscotch another open-minded shot today while reviewing stuff for my EOY and I think the singer sounds like Justin Roiland.

https://badabingrecords.bandcamp.com/track/more-than-enough-reprise

https://heavymetal.bandcamp.com/track/explosionsgefahr

what are we gonna do this year then

can the dry ambient mnmlst nonsense of 'rolling experimental' happily coexist with the exciting irritating madness of attention deficit once more

of course, you are basically the only person who thinks otherwise but we're all happy to play along if it's what you want to do.