ANIMAL MACHINE - 'Disposable Masochrist Doll' SINGLE SIDED 12" (None)
Great vinyl from this Polish Noise act. Originally released on a very limited tape in 2010 (Invaginity, Ltd x 30). Three devastating cuts of white noise, dynamic harshness, masses of low frequencies and cut-up noise, sometimes giving way to electronic driftscapes, overflowing with frenetic pulses. For fans of MSBR, Aube etc. Ltd x 100 copies on white marbled vinyl with transparent plastic insert inside a thick PVC sleeve with inserts and sticker.
UK 11.00£
Europe 14.50£
World 18.00£
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BEEQUEEN - 'Gund' CD (Plinkity Plonk / Korm Plastics)
Two recordings from two vinyl projects. The first four pieces on the CD were recorded early 1998 for a 12" vinyl single on which these tracks were supposed to be cut at different speeds (16, 33, 45 and 78 RPM). Due to its complexity of pressing this record was never realised. The fifth and sixth track were originally intended to form a 10" album of a most unlikely meeting by Beequeen and MSBR. Based upon a mutual sound exchange, both Beequeen and MSBR worked independently on their pieces. The label that intended to release this, stopped while both bands were still recording. Beequeen finished their piece in 1998 and MSBR decided to do a new piece in 2001. Ltd x 500 copies in a gatefold sleeve.
UK 7£
Europe 8£
World 9£
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MANIA - 'Armed To The Teeth' CD (Troniks / PACrec)
Mania is Texan Keith Brewer (Taint, Sonic Sadist etc). Mania seems to be almost wholly focused on distilling violence, warfare, murder, and, more than anything else, the brutal power of firearms into blasts of twisted, ultraviolent Power Electronics. The sound isn't all that far removed from Taint, but on "Armed To The Teeth", Brewer lays a 35 minute track of scorching distortion, clanging metal percussion, harsh vocals that are treated with an overload of psychedelic effects and screeching, punishing waves of feedback that is then cut with interludes of recordings captured from weapons training presentations, shootings, and firing ranges. It's a weird mix of sounds, but if you've got a rotten tooth for this kind of grating speaker perversion, Mania brings it really harsh. File this next to TEF, The Rita, MSBR, Cherry Point, Macronympha, etc. Card sleeve.
