Thursday, 16 July 2009

Flagitious Idiosyncrasy In The Dilapidation + STORMBLOG UPDATE


Flagitious Idiosyncrasy In The Dilapidation are a Japanese Death/Grind band, and sound like a small dog being stamped on repeatedly by a big boot. They're sort of fun, and this is their first demo. Also I know that they don't look like a Death/Grind band, but take my word for it.

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STORMBLOG UPDATE:

From now on, as I don't want to continue paying for a megaupload account I don't particularly need, I will be switching to the free hosting service MEDIAFIRE. Any questions, just ask. I don't know about the other contributors, but my personal stance is that megaupload, whilst having the megavideo advantage is too expensive. I shall return to megaupload during my university term, most likely.

Thursday, 9 July 2009

Blood, Sweat and Tears


"You made me so very happy
I'm so glad you came into my life"

Blood Sweat and Tears is a band formed in New York City around 1967. Popularly called "Jazz Rock" they incorporate a good bit of Genre's into there music, including Jazz, Rock, Blues, and Pop. This is there second album and my current favorite (of those I've listened to). They are also pretty good live, I was lucky enough to see them at the Maryland Blues fest this year. Give this one a spin and see how you feel.

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Thursday, 2 July 2009

Akira

This is the Akira soundtrack, one of my personal favourite OSTs ever, and much better than a lot of what passes for soundtrack work nowadays. Even if you don't like the film, the sheer epic scale of the soundtrack should take you away into a different world.

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Sunday, 21 June 2009

Navicon Torture Technologies

Dripping with the Power of Her Flesh is my favourite NTT release, and probably my favourite Power Electronics release in general. Even if you don't like Noise, this is fairly accessible, and definately worth a look in.

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Jason Crumer


Jason Crumer's latest album, power electronics/noise stuff.

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Thursday, 18 June 2009

DJ Scotch Egg


DJ Scotch Egg's second album. It's less fun, because he got all serious and stopped beating up giant chickens, but there's still a few good tracks on here, and it's definately worth a listen. For those of you that don't know, DJ Scotch Egg makes Gabba/Noise on an old Gameboy, and often throws scotch eggs at audience members.

Link is mediafire!

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Saturday, 13 June 2009

HOLY SIX ARMED PING PONG PLAYING MERFOLK!


BAND: Irepress
COUNTRY: United States of America (Massachusetts)
ALBUM: Sol Eye Sea I
GENRE: Sludge / Post-Rock




Notes:
God yes fuck yeah! you are my favorite Sludge album ever! better than Windmills by the Ocean and Giant Squid combined.

I simply cannot stress enough how much of a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED album this is so I'll just leave you guys with a bolded HIGLY RECOMMENDED text set to the largest font.


Trippin Balls

BAND: Various Artists
COUNTRY: Various
ALBUM: Fahrenheiht Project, Part 3
GENRE: Ambient




Notes:
If you haven't figured out from the obvious cover style. This is an Ambient compilation by Ultimae Records.

Artists includes my favorite, Carbon Based Lifeforms with other artists like Solar Fields, H.U.V.A Network, Aes Dana and others.

Hahaha


BAND: Monarque
COUNTRY: Canada (Quebec)
ALBUM: Ad Nauseam
GENRE: Black Metal




Notes:
You Baka Gaijins didn't think I turned into a weeaboo did you? I still hate animes so that excludes me from being a weeaboo.

Anyway, Monarque re-released the Ad Nauseam demo with a three new tracks and this shit is awesome! What did you expect, Monarque from the Quebecois scene after all.

Pure Hateful Black Metal with a bunch of melodies thrown in the mix.


MIDORI IS BACK!


BAND: ミドリ (Midori)
COUNTRY: Japan
ALBUM: Swing
GENRE: Noise / Jazz / Hardcore / Experimental




Notes:
Midori is back with a new single which is under the label Sony Japan (Long Live the Sony!)

Quite frankly, I wasn't that much impressed. The full blown mindless mayhem found on their previous albums (and EP) kind of toned down. Hopefully this isn't an indication of the band's shift to a more accesible sound.

The Discography can be found here and in the Demiphoenix blog. Well, it is basically the same links.

The above cover is for the Standard edition while the one below this is the DVD edition.