THE HATERS (where to start?)
 

Just discovered these guys while fiddling around with YouTube. Anyone a big fan? I could use some some help in selecting which albums I should start off with.

Thnx.

.... nobody? :(

Ah, ok.

I recommend these:

• The Totimorphous
• Blank Banner
• Wind Licked Dirt
• Urban Sensitivity
• Ordinarily Nowhere
• Mind the Gap
• Drunk On Decay
• Hearing Mud Dry
• Three Phenomena
• Cultivating Calamity
• The Haters, Notably Scanner (with Scanner)
• Haters' Voice of Victory
• Survival Research Laboratories (with Mark Pauline)
• Death-Defying Sickness
• Untitled Title Shots
• The Haters 25th Anniversary
• Zero Is The Journey (with The New Blockaders)
• Banjax (with Allan Zane)
• Merzbow & The Haters (with Merzbow)
• Further
• The Haters, In The Shade of Fire

:)

Keep 'em comin' fellas.

So far all I have is Urban Sensitivity and their split w/ Seism.

For those of you in Northern California, The Haters are playing a 40th Anniversary show on August 17th......for $18.

 

THE HATERS where to start
 

How many people are left from the original club and do you have any intention of trying to bring some of them all the way to the top, even if they are writhing on the bench?

Part of the AMK performance this past weekend at the 40th Anniversary Festival.

The Haters 40th Anniversary Show - Oakland 2019

GX Jupitter-Larsen 'Characterized'


Radio National broadcast of 'Characterized'

G.X. Jupitter-Larsen is making a new movie called “Reference Desk” and has started a fundraiser (w/video) to get it made. One of the perks is this brand new collaboration tape between GX and PAINJERK.

PAINJERK tape $20
Sissy Spacek CD $20
Wellenfeld CD $20
Hal Hutchinson split LP $20
......and many more perks at different prices!

GX & PAINJERK - Reference Desk



"...Once upon a time, when I finally moved to Los Angeles, I would often hang out at the Hollywood branch of the public library. I didn’t have my laptop with me at the time so I took advantage of the free web access the library offered.

It was at this institution where I met a pair of elderly women, who apparently were the heads of some local communist think tank. They gave me a lead on a small live-in studio space I could rent. It turned out to be the middle room of an extension built behind a radio station in East Hollywood.

The walls were paper thin. On the other side of my north wall was a very active mosque. Behind my south wall was a very loud hip-hop recording studio. During many hours of the day, an unintentional live mix of communal prayer and rap would fill my space.

My whole life, I’ve always found public libraries to be tranquil gateways to fantastic noises. Hollywood was no exception..."

- GX Jupitter-Larsen

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