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Scorched Schemes
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Pseudoneuroma
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Inharmonious Symmetry
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Zero-Order Hold
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Impossible Tribar
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Tramp Steamer
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Sea of Entangled States
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Kellar UK
Kellar is an improvisational noise rock duo, based in Brighton, UK.
Kellar are:
Andy Pyne: Drums
Dan Cross: Guitar
Kellar recommends:
Frantic and insistent percussive performances that both lock into and push away from a mutating sprawl of synth textures.
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Blast Number Two
by West Hill Blast Quartet
Absolutely stormin' free jazz mayhem.
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Sado – Technical – Exercise
by MAP 71
Post-punk/industrial spoken-word/noise/synth action, kind of in TG/Chris & Cosey/Current 93 territory.
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by Shit and Shine
supported by 4 fans who also own “Sacred Cyclical Pilgrimage”
basically the only good album of the past 20 years
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Concrete Desert
by The Bug vs Earth
supported by 4 fans who also own “Sacred Cyclical Pilgrimage”
I listen to this album when I'm in a bad spot mentally, usually when I haven't slept in a day or two. it doesn't require much if any brain power to comprehend these songs, just sick beats and massive riffage from the big riff himself, Dylan Carlson. this album goes well with my disorders. compared to Mr. Carlson's other works, this isn't as bad ass or face melting, but it sure as hell holds a special place in my heart as the album I can comfortably and calmly listen to when things go to sh!t.
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No-Eyed Deer
by David Helm & Jozef Dumoulin
David Helm & Jozef Dumoulin dive into the haunting abyss of improvisational electronics on this harrowing, mysterious record.
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