I really enjoy her stuff....It's ambient glitch electronics and accompanied by her soft voice. On par with her first album, 'Drape'.

White Light/White Heat - the 3cd deluxe edition... Er, "super deluxe" edition.



Thank you, Ms. Noisefield, for the best Christmas present ever.

I didn't even know this existed! I was planning on buying the 2cd deluxe version, which would have been fine. Instead, I wake up to this giant LP-sized hardcover book, containing stereo and monk versions of the album, as well as all the rarities we've come to expect from these reissue projects. Full color book contains awesome posters, photos, notes, and a kitchen sink.

It's the final word on one of the best albums ever made. I can't stop listening.

(Oh, and she also included a framed copy of the "RIP Lou" edition of Rolling Stone, with our boy on the cover.... Not gonna lie, I got a little teary eyed for a moment there.)

I was listening to buffalo tom -birdbrain and galaxie 500 -today earlier on.

watashino koko

(captive to nowhere destroys my brain)

http://thetelescopes.bandcamp.com/album/harm

Really dig the cover art.

That is a good track. I'm particularly stuck on Surely They'll Tear It Down and that transition from the intro the the verse on Tax the Patients... brilliant fucking record! Too bad she had to become a French band to be successful, America doesn't even know what it lost!

joe le taxi

Today was:

Lil' B
&
Huge Pupils

&

https://spacefaces.bandcamp.com/album/autozoo


http://boatlanguages.bandcamp.com/

I've been listening to a lot of industrial/minimal synth/synth punk/synth pop/new wave stuff from the 70s/80s (holy shit that sounded pretentious). REALLY GOOD SHIT. cold music. didn't know about any of it before.

Anal Magic & Rev. Dwight Frizzell - Beyond the Black Crack

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38v48...ature=youtu.be

http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/sho...=minimal+synth

Zac Davis, Kim Gordon, Ben Chasny, Thurston Moore, Elisa Ambrogio, Bill Nace, Gown, Dredd Foole, Matt Krefting And Jessi Leigh Swenson - Kumpiny Night

thank you!

The BBC doc SYNTH BRITTANIA deepened my appreciation for some of the stuff:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXm8O5cKrhI

This band are phenomenal, they sound very VU white light white heat era but not derivative at all. Noisy guitars, demented violin, organ, it's so chaotic and fractured but beautiful at the same time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=_y6iYCYzRWM

Listening to this alot......such an amazing album!

Neil Young 2014-01-10 Carnegie Hall NYC

https://soundcloud.com/sunhammer/sets/incantations
https://soundcloud.com/_type/sets/ni...llen-component


i have been digging a lot of this lately

glitch, electronica, drone, dark ambient, noise.

 

 

Love that picture! But what music does it belong to?

tunic def. check it out, if you like noise-drone stuff. but check the interview first. Juv is the name of the project.

http://www.miasmah.com/recordings/miacd014.html

"The music that was influential for us in the late 90s was the sampler-derived minimalism of Deathprod, the microtonal music of Giacinto Scelsi and Tony Conrad and the minimal works of groups such as Swans, Neurosis, Sonic Youth, Codeine and the Melvins. It was only when I got into experimental black metal and doom many years later, and especially the minimal and atmospheric work of bands such as Paysage D´Hiver, Brenoritvrezorkre, Sunn O))), as well as Burzum, that I started seeing the musical connection to Juv." – Are Mokkelbost.