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Inspired by the "what got you into music" thread, I decided to expand on the video game music discussion. There's some real classic electronic music contained in old videogames, and probably lots of things people haven't heard. I'm not really into chiptunes, or listen to that kind of 8bit style at all, but that kind of discussion would be good too. Also someone posted some sonic/michael jackson remixes a while back which I thought was awesome but haven't been able to find it again. Some of the best videogame music I've heard was from a PC game in 1993 called SkyRoads, and it was actually a huge technical error that somehow made the music better than how it was origina…
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Beyond Come To Daddy and Windowlicker. It seems like an instrument that can work very well but there are many ways to make it sound awkward where more typical sounds may sound better. Can be Acoustic/Electrical. Or a Bass guitar, anything as long as it's a guitar.
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Hello. So yesterday I went to a party and had fun, but I noticed that the music from the DJs (which weren't bad) wasn't violent enough for me to have an epileptic dance as I like. So I decided to become a DJ to do provide exactly that—music to make people as crazy as possible and solve this issue. That's why I'm looking for music with intricate, violent sounds—could be IDM, techno, noise, etc. or something similar, but I need it powerful. Some examples (honestly I don't really know how to describe "ultraviolent" electronic music, but these come to mind): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qm5CHeajoFQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQnVto2-N6Q h…
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I thought this deserved a thread, and to share some of his music. Lee was one of the founders of FatCat Records (The shop, which spawned the label). He was instrumental in bringing the Detroit sound to the UK and influencing many other artists. He released records on Irdial, Fatcat, Plink Plonk, Peacefrog, Fragmented, B12, Delsin and his own 10th Planet and Fortun8 labels under several aliases, most notably In Sync and Insync vs Mysteron (with Chris Hartley & David Manuel).
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I've been listening to a lot of noise music this past year, and decided now would be a good time to dedicate a thread to it. By noise, I mean power electronics, harsh noise, industrial (the more experimental non-EBM variety) and more abrasive avant-garde music. But feel free to post anything in the general spirit of noise here, be it noise rock or whatever. As long as it's good and noisy post it here. I was lucky enough to pick up two Thirteen Hurts CDs at this year's Victoria Noise Fest, both of which are top notch amazing noise albums. This is a video of him recording one track off of his Chemtrails album: Unfortunately it's tough to find anything …
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We've had a few zine related threads in the past, but there is a resurgence of private press books coming out, so better to collate them all in one thread. Give us your best recommendations. http://www.snarerush.co.uk/ https://www.weirdwalk.co.uk/ https://helleborezine.bigcartel.com/ https://www.etsy.com/listing/775173363/lesser-spotted-folk-devils-illustrated https://www.etsy.com/listing/272324644/sisters-in-sound-screen-printed-zine?ref=ap-listing https://folkhorrorrevival.com/wyrd-harvest-press/ (Books) https://www.fsoldigital.com/product/the-ramblings-of-a-madman-vol-1-3-book/
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https://foundation.app/jacquesgreene/promise-640 not sure what all to say here. i got into it with William Fields on Twitter a few days ago because he was discussing doing this. i think it's only going to lead to bad things tbh, but what do i know?
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it's become an obsession of mine; folklore tapes, a year in the country, penny dreadful, ghost box, 1602 angela, hauntologists, mordant music, oz, wicca, salem, paganism, tarot, blackhill transmitter, eyedoublecross, the wicker man, what else ya got? let's go down this rabbit hole together. educate me.
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what the hell is this https://blog.bandcamp.com/2022/03/02/bandcamp-is-joining-epic/
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have you guys heard of this (new?) genre? basically, sound files from 80s television or cd roms featuring both library or soft jazz elevator muzik with minimal cut & paste, loop or mash up edits packaged as cassette tapes. http://youtu.be/os8J-EBPVk0 http://beerontherug.bandcamp.com/ http://newdreamsltd.tumblr.com/ http://vektroid.tumblr.com/ anyone wanna make an album of this stuff? i feel like i can be the new mozart of this genre
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my guess is that because of the autechre collabs there have to be some fans/followers here. a few years ago i decided to make a commitment to really understand the essence this group (well, andrew mckenzie) and i have to say that for the most part ive been unsuccessful. best i can figure is that the works are intended to directly affect the listener in more than just an emotional/intellectual way. its like hes aiming for some kind of serious alteration of consciousness that can only be achieved if you fully engage with the work. that is, put as much work into experiencing the album as the creator did in making it. thats a tall order but also interesting in that it present…
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http://www.coverbrowser.com/covers/worst-album-covers And that's only from the FIRST PAGE!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MntqqtEyeJw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30XwJXtJuqU Go!
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Every time there's a new release there's normally a fair bit of discussion in the relevant thread, so I thought it was about time to start a general FSOL thread. Also, I just started a new blog called Fractional Difference, in which I'll be going through every release and song, in order, and looking at various things... all the facts, connections with other tracks, and my own personal feelings about them. It's going to take forever (they released 180 tracks on the launch of FSOLDigital alone), but I'm quite looking forward to revisiting the whole catalogue over the next however long it takes. So far I've done an About page which explains my discovery of the band and …
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I'm not naming names but you know who I'm talking about. Artists that parody famous people's names by switching some letters around. Only one that ever had some working value I thought was Bit Meddler. At least that had some creative meaning. Outside of that trend there are just some that are plain bad.
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Delia Derbyshire - a brilliant musician https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRZnQmVAl00 ^What a talented soul^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YudPg7cbR4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ol_0srrhkKA
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god what a wonder this dude is! i can't think highly enough of his music.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI9DZ7s1Qrc&feature=related
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I tend to believe record labels are the best way to explore new music. So watmm, what are some of your favorite labels out right now? I'll start with Banoffee Pies out of Bristol. The speed garage + breaks combo is lovely. https://banoffeepiesrecords.bandcamp.com/
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This is from last year, but interesting, and @chaosmachine gets a shout out: https://mixmag.net/feature/spectrogram-art-music-aphex-twin
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Classics http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3K4LdyPRhgY&feature=related
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Well the WATMM server wiped out the prior Coil thread so we may as well have a new one for people like myself who like to ramble about Coil until the proverbial cows come home. I'm very much looking forward to getting Colour Sound Oblivion in the mail. It'll be nice to see so elaborate a package in the "flesh", so to speak, as we may have something similar to look forward to in the coming years, as Sleaz has mentioned the possibility of issuing the entire Coil catalog on Blu-Ray with "many things that could be exclusive to that set". He says he would only do this if Blu-Ray is established as a standard medium for audio playback, which may or may not be very likely. I…
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Noticed that there aren't really any JC-L threads on here so I thought I'd make one cause I find his music absolutely mesmerising (his In Summer EP and Songs of Forgiveness album in particular). - Does anyone have any his physicals or has anyone been to one of his shows?
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Does WATMM have some favorite Noise Rock albums/songs, or perhaps some hidden to share? Share some of them.
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(Chuck Manson was like a proto-Vincent Gallo...some of it is, admittedly, really fucking good oh what could have been) (Jim Jones' People's Temple Choir...great stuff) (David Koresh, on the other hand, sucked...that DI guitar sound lol) it's suprisingly hard to search for music by cults and cult-leaders, as there are bands called both The Cults and Cult Leaders
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