Showing posts with label noise rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label noise rock. Show all posts

Thursday, August 11, 2016

White Mice

Evil. Drugged up. Fucked up. Groovy!  This is some raunchy and at times sludgy noise rock at its best.   A soundtrack of a euphoric schizophrenic.
Artist: White Mice
Album: Mouse of Mendes/Asssphixxxeatateshun
Genre: Noise rock/sludge/grindcore

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Monday, March 21, 2016

GoGoGo Airheart

Fuckin' A! Sorry for that, sometimes I just have to blurt these things out as I am quite excited, you know.  Sharing such music calls for an exclamation of new found wonder!  These are special recordings indeed, and you should be excited.  The near schizophrenic dub parts come in waves, only to rear its head into some more familiar indie rock territory.  Sort of like a mushroom experience weaving in and out between reality and surreality.  I love these mushroom analogies!

Artist: GoGoGo Airheart
Album: GoGoGo Airheart
Genre: indie/noise rock/dub

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Thursday, June 11, 2015

Bästard

There just simply is no other band who has conjured up such an adventurous and intriguing take on the genre of "post-rock" than these motherfuckers.  This album grooves hard at times, entrances in others with a surreal tone permeating throughout.  I can't recommend this enough; this album MUST be heard!
Artist: Bästard
Album: Radiant, Discharged, Crossed Off
Title: 200 Miles from Hanoi
Genre: experimental/post-rock/noise rock

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Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Gang Gang Dance

I am thoroughly excited that I came across this band.  A whole discography to explore of avant-garde noisy beauty.  It truly is a difficult task classifying this band or let alone describing them.  There's so much going on and there songs/albums are so different from each other.  If anything, this music is adventurous.   In the experience of a song, you don't know where the path leads, but you're intrigued.  At points its something you don't understand; odd instrumentation that can't be identified and noises floating through, but then you find yourself back to familiarity floating in the Pink Floydian space rock grooves laid before you.

Artist: Gang Gang Dance
Album: God's Money
Song: A) Glory in Itself B) Egyptian
Genre: avant-garde/noise rock

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