Thurston Moore - Sensitive/Lethal
 

Sensitive/ Lethal

Sensitive/Lethal is Thurston Moore in deep basement cosmosis. Investigations into acoustic guitar as noise instrument as well as noise/amp discussion for a hopeful and bright blackness
Childhood dreams of noise essayed with photos of unsuspecting innocents running from noise weirdo (front cover) and texas blues albino drug zap (johnny winter– still alive and well detail– back cover). This is the story told in drone meditation and sweet slice.



from http://www.cargorecords.co.uk/release/5180

cool, thanks for the link :cool:

i thought i heard this guy wasn't out until april, but i picked it up at mondo kim's (in new york) last week, so maybe its already out?

awesome

NOW AT WWW.NOFUNPRODUCTIONS.COM


2 new cds and 2 new lps:

NFP-26 Thurston Moore 'Sensitive/Lethal' CD
NFP-30 Religious Knives 'Resin' CD
NFP-21 Enema Syringe 'live at no fun fest 2007' lp - limited to 350.
NFP-22 Carlos Giffoni/Aaron Dilloway 'live at no fun fest 2007' split
LP- limited to 350.

we are also carrying on the distro items the new amazing CCCC cd
'Chaos is the Cosmos', as well as well as limited quantities of two
Carlos Giffoni releases: Opening The Gates LP (limtied to 300) and
Eternal Noise CD (limited to 500) both are analog synth electronic epics.

Burning Star Core 'Blood Lightning 2007'CD,Semgma/Giffoni/Metalux LP,
and the Mouthus 2x12" are now all sold out from us. And we only have a
handful of copies left of the limited Prurient cd+5",Religious Knives
CD and the Hive Mind and Consumer Electronics LP's.

here is some descriptions of our new releases:
NFP-26 Thurston Moore 'Sensitive/Lethal' CD
Sensitive/Lethal is Thurston Moore in deep basement cosmosis.
Investigations into acoustic guitar as noise instrument as well as
noise/amp discussion for a hopeful and bright blackness. Childhood
dreams of noise essayed with photos of unsuspecting innocents running
from noise weirdo (front cover) and texas blues albino drug zap
(johnny winter – still alive and well detail – back cover). This is
the story told in drone meditation and sweet slice.


NFP-30 Religious Knives 'Resin' CD
Since their first release for No Fun Productions, the collection of
early LP's/singles entitled 'Remains', the Religious Knives have grown
into a stunningly assured and powerful rock n' roll band of sorts, one
liberally and noticeably immersed in the smoke-addled haze of the
psychedelic underground. Resin marches ahead with a vigorous potency
that accurately shares its bloodline with the best psychedelic acts of
the past. This is Brooklyn's true Psychedelic Rock.

LPs:
NFP-21 Enema Syringe 'live at no fun fest 2007' lp - limited to 350.
Full no fun 2007 live set, recorded to the best possible quality.
Totally insane and heavy set from Industrial/Noise Swedish Pioneer's
Enema Syringe.

NFP-22 Carlos Giffoni/Aaron Dilloway 'live at no fun fest 2007' split
lp. limited to 350.Full no fun 2007 live sets, from Giffoni and
Dilloway recorded to the best possible quality.Total tape mangling,
and Analog Synth destruction.


No Fun Fest:

Tickets are moving quickly, only a few 3 day passes left and single
day tickets moving fast specially for Saturday...

Hotel info coming in a week or two along with some new information.

picked mine up today @ amoeba music hollywood.
and i threw some scans up on discogs.....

the guy who put the album up on discogs said the tracklisting came
from the label's press release for the album.... but i haven't been
able to find that anywhere....

ordered from No Fun

looks good, cheers for the link

somebody has gotta YSI this...dirty.

Just like Free/Love...which was fantastic.

review from vital weekly:

Timeless and without comparison though, is the new Thurston Moore solo album. More intricate then, say, his work as Bark Haze, much more listenable too (even if the little girl on the cover doesn't agree). The first track is layer over layer of guitar, but nothing gets out of hand, it sounds rather balanced. A backbone of acoustic guitar is backing up a frontal guitar freakout, and they work perfectly together. After a nice short middle track the final one rips up the scene to pieces, a quite noisy affair though still very enjoyable. I wouldn't mind hearing more of this stuff from Mr. Moore... (RM)
Address: http://www.nofunproductions.com/

i ordered this from no fun. anyone know how long it takes for them to ship it out?

egggscelle nt

yeah, YSI or megashit or rapidshit or sendshit and so on would be very much appreciated until I get a decent record store nearby or a credit card.

still waiting for my no fun package to arrive..

here you go, intense and enjoyable as ever...

http://www.sendspace.com/file/gfxuzk

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Sounds good.
I like the cover too. Hope to receive it asap.

funny cover, is that t's poem inside ?

got my copy from no fun prod. and i have to say it is probably the best solo noise recording thurston has done in some time now, i'd have to agree with david keenan's (@ volcanic tongue) assessment of the cd... love the layers and layers of guitar/noise tracks on the first piece, works really well and i like how the fidelity isn't such that it wasn't recorded to a boombox and you can actually pickup alot of nuances in the sounds.

i posted images at
http://www.discogs.com/release/1286600

I was surprised to see this in a record store the other day and just bought it right away

i would have to agree with you, this is definitly one of his best (imo)

i have just ordered this now and i can't wait to hear it
http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/showthread.php?t=21147

I have to agree. This might be the best noise album from Thurston.

hell yeah i like it too, it's good noise from T.

and i love the cover!

the cover is genius. does it compare to anything he has done before? Is it drone (sometimes that gets boring)? or is it more of a guitar attack session? does he strum the strings at all? :)

That's actually a pretty good review. Good meaning, I like the background the reviewer gives. And he makes a good point about T getting away from playing with the free jazz dudes, and getting more into the noise dudes.

To be honest, I was far more interested in the sets he'd do with say a drummer and saxaphone players, etc. Discs like PIECE FOR JETSUN DOLMA or THE PROMISE -- or omg -- HURRICANE FLOYD !!!!!

I own and love these three and don't forget Klangfarben, this is prime shit!:D

I dnt have that one. I have probably a dozen of T's freejazz outings. But that's note one of them. But I'm pretty sure that HURRICANE is my all time favorite (of the ones I have).

wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt???? ????????????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!
what are you waiting for?
Have you actually listened to it at all?

Definitely one of the albums of the year, along with SYR 8. The layers and structuring still blow me away with each listen.

I actually found this at a barnes and noble over the summer. I got it and actually really liked it.
I always feel weird praising noise though..

I got it and it didn't do it for me...

I feel weird praising noise too since I don't listen to it a lot but this record was really good, in my opinion.

By the way, B and N really had it?

Yes, they did. I was quite shocked and felt like I had to buy it, so that they might order other products in that vein. This is the same b & n that had Boris' pink and sunn o's black one.