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The "wink wink" Thread 2010: This Time It's Personal

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valley_parade:
Thanks for the Nobunny links. Been hearing a lot about them lately and wasn't sure where to start with him/them.

ThePianoMan:

--- Quote from: De_El on 29 Nov 2010, 21:21 ---Welll, regardless, I am very grateful for the service you provide us, despite my frustration at the temporal impossibility of enjoying and digesting all you offer

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Seconded.

amok:


Stephen J. Kroos - Reperfusion EP (2010)


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TheFuriousWombat:
Thurston Moore: Two Trios



--- Quote from: hollowpress.blogspot.com ---First is a live set recorded on 11/11/2010 at the Chapel of the Holy Innocents at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY. The trio is Moore and Bill Nace playing guitar and Chris Corsano on drums  in a single, continuous, improvised set just shy of 50 minutes in length. It starts quietly, electronic creaks and beeps bubble and skitter over softly scattering snares and cymbals. Slowly but surely the set becomes more manic, more unhinged. Processed, pedal heavy high end guitar noises becomes more insistent: a distant, mangled siren call, the cheeping of robotic sparrows, an undulating metallic hum and the methodical, plodding drumming of Corsano all become almost hypnotic. The set trades off, some moments of spooky calm, others of skronking, noisy mayhem. About halfway through a wall of static shoots through the sound and ushers in the second act. It starts off full of low end menace and mutilated radio static, delves into near drone-like territory, slowly builds into something massive and vicious, a snarling tangle of roaring static, pulsating feedback, desperate air-raid siren calls, lumbering, thudding drums buried beneath. Finally things shift again and it sounds like a field recording from a inside some insane garage with never before seen power tools whirring away, chewing up metal until in the final minutes the machines start to collapse, belts fly off wheels, gear and cogs slip and grind until, at the very moment of total collapse, everything is reigned in and in a bubbling, pinging woosh, it ends. Easily one of the best live performances I've seen this year!

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(note: Bill Nace is erroneously listed as Ben Nace in the tag. Didn't realize this until after it was uploaded. Change at your discretion).



--- Quote from: hollowpress.blogspot.com ---Next is "Courtney Love Killed da Cobain" again featuring Moore and Bill Nace on guitar this time with Paul Flaherty on alto and tenor sax. Similarly awesome, perhaps a little more out of control than the above set. Somehow Corsano's methodical drumming had a propulsive effect and drove the piece above forward. Here there are no boundaries. It certainly doesn't suffer for it but it's a very different listening experience. Three tracks in increasing length (3:38, 24:23, and 40:45)  making it a good 15-20 minutes longer. It's brilliant but an exhausting listening experience. Flaherty's sax pierces and jabs, skreeing over searing high end guitar feedback and chugging, pummeling low end reverb. The soundtrack to society collapsing, perhaps? Completely brilliant!

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alli:
Feldberg - Don“t be a Stranger


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Hjįlmar - Hljóšlega af Staš


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Hjįlmar - Hjįlmar


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Hjįlmar - Feršasótt


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tLmcSIMDKo

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