Uros

Damn Ivan, you dehydrated yourself from this..... ...to this: Must have been a helluva show...

ooops, had to edit my OP, assumed they were all tapes since the bundle was so cheap and there wasn't any bigger hype for the vinyl. As for the releases, I kinda dig Rhythm Composer the most. I'm a sucker for that kind of banging shit.

EDIT: Fuck, missed that the Bewwip one is a 7" and not a tape. Beware the fake news!!! Three new Braindance gems by Occult Research. Instead of submitting an own thread for each of them thought to throw them all here. As for the tapes and vinyl, options available for getting them separately or just buy the whole bundle. Rhythm Composer - Warehouse District - OR#0024 Vytear - Kingtrips EP1.5 - OR##0025 Bewwip - Human Turn Singnal Device - OR#0026 Sorry for being such a tech noob...Huge pics and no audio embedded at all.

^Bring it on, my ass is ready. Also a big tnodvood fan. I hear it more as CCAI + Tuss/pre Syro stuff though (or maybe you meant it too...). Wish there would have been a proper download. Bleepstore pls. Fukin' Voodoo.

Agreed - maybe worth pointing out Lane asked about "newer jungle/dnb". Line is blurry but agreed SA is more on the dnb side of things. Yeah that's fair. My post was more just my usual inane jabbering anyway and not so much directed to the discussion you were having :) Some favorites from Soundmurderer's Wired For Sound which I believe haven't been posted yet: Damn, couldn't find Raw by T.I.C, posting the B side instead. It's as much quality as the A side:

And there went the hype. Maybe we should have a Weathermonger sub instead of this one on our already legendary before even born watmm v.2.0. Seems to be more relevant to boc community atm than Sandison bros.

Thanks to this thread I discovered Riot Beats - Rough and Fast comp a couple years ago. These two are wicked: RE: Subtle Audio. It has been discussed earlier in this thread and yes, the line between these two genres is loose in any case, but I see SA more as a pure Drum'n Bass label than Jungle one. Dunno how majority sees it but in my books Jungle needs to have some Jah in it. Just my two cents, doesn't really matter. Not trying to start a genre war Like I said I'm not an expert on this field, just a casual listener. If talking about SA and newer outlets for D'nB, maybe Love Love Records is also worth mentioning. Besides dgoHn that GetSquirrely already posted, Rognvald's R.O.G.N.V.A.L.D and The New Selecta Vol.1 EPs added with Christoph De Babalon's Short Eternities should evoke a nod of approval from any Jungle and D'nB lover. Maybe even Beatwife's Lord Cornwallis could fall under that category if really stretching the genre borders.

Yup, new album would be super neat. Still digging Houston and Primavera tracks really hard and trying not to overplay them. Seriously believed that we would already have the AFX's Rephlex stuff and Fuji + DFN 12" on Bleep Store by now, but it has been almost a year without bigger additions so hopefully sOoOon. I have been listening UI much lately and would love to get them in better quality than just some random YouTube rips, although I guess they're somewhat OK for what they are. But thinking about the possibility of extended Confederation Trough is tickling. Maybe there'll be Steinvord too . And wtf happened with those "almost confirmed" mfm and SAW + bonus / SAW 1.5 (that Field Day track, please make it happen R&S!!!)? C'mon Richard, it's time as even BOC seem to be crawling out of their hole.

Dunno who I was trying to fool....eventually ended up getting this Also thanks to the lack of any digital outlet for Tresor: Thank god Mover's Planet Core stuff has been finally released on Acardipane's own Bandcamp along with that great best-of comp. And although that one has a couple of tracks from Frontal Frustration too, would have loved to get the whole thing while grabbing the others.

These are kinda in that slippery edge between Industrial Techno and Dark / Hard Techno but judging from the previous recommendations, they fit here just fine :) Goddamn from 2:20 onwards...yum yum ...and while we're in the right mood (I so love this one even though it's basically 7+ minutes the same thing): Last a modern classic which everyone knows but in case someone doesn't, enjoy

Oh damn. Missed that. Thought it was an elbow or something. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -Honey, do you think my tits are big? -Nah, they are just long

I was also a bit of a troll and I still am pretty much. But before I went on Twoism, BoC was faceless electronic music that was totally open to my own interpretation. The music itself never gave me Brony vibes the way that board did. The obsession with “childhood memories” and “nostalgia” got a bit weird. They should make a black metal/dark ambient album. Nah, BM also has too much mysterious and eerie moods surrounding it. I remember reading that the bros were Death Metal fans. They should rather write a DM album with track titles like "fucking your corpse with a power drill while drinking my seed from your hammer smashed skull". Good luck with trying to find any nostalgia or childhood memories from there. But yeah, for what I've read Twoism, the nostalgia thing has gone little out of hands. Then again it seems be an important side of BOC to a lot of listeners so who am I to judge...maybe I don't have a soul

...and lush. Stood the test of time.

^actually didn't need to use either one of those since there was a link to the label page in the vid's info field. My BC jabber was only an extra gift for all of you. I've just tried to find now and then some new stuff by using the tag search which shows only a limited amount of releases hence all these smaller labels / artists tend to stay hidden. :( Should probably post something myself too instead of just shitposting. Instead of just tracks I'd like to remind you about these two releases that are very lovely: Penik Ettek - Black Catalogue Ritual Acid Reference Analogue Audio - The Acid Years (I-F / Beverly Hills 808303 / Jungian Archetype etc. comp)

@ goDel: Maybe you already found it but... https://houseplantsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/botanic-house-vol-1-arecaceae flol option to buy the whole discography goes for 6€. BC is so full all these sweet bargains yet I'm still surprised every time I come across one of those. So much great music around for just a few euros/dollars/pounds. Should upgrade their tag/style search engine though. Luckily I get my acid recommendations from the watmm acid threads. Thanks guys! edit...nice, page break....

Liked that Raär track. Thanks for sharing

^Well, I guess early stuff (?). There was a strong industrial element on Lustmord's early releases in addition to this huge space/room built with drones etc. (wroom wroom). So maybe Paradise Disowned could be worth checking. I'm not really an expert on this field so maybe someone else has a better clue. Btw I read this old Lustmord interview yesterday concerning Heresy and Paradise Disowned era stuff. Worth to check out too if interested.

Mission 037 has landed safely: https://www.mixcloud.com/PenrynSpaceAgency/psa-mission-037 Tracklist available at the flight HQ as usual: http://penrynspaceagency.com/

Yeah, the usual first post to the thread but here goes for nothing: Not a Jungle expert but besides Rephlex's stellar Soundmurderer+SK-1 comp this is the best shit which I've been able to find: V:A:Strictly Hardcore: Jungle Soundclash Volume 1 Couldn't find the smoother original version of the Lion Theme so this have to do Some tracks from the comp featured on Mark Ryder's DJ set on this comp. The gig is also on YT(much adidas and mhaarkh rhidah)...

Krhmm, anyone happen to have +10 - Smoov 707 from NER's Old Kool's Acid comp and/or Cat & Littlebear (+10 Remix) from Xgirlfriend's Dildo Design? Possibly the only Jodey related tracks I don't have or at least that I'm aware of. Ranted about this a couple of years ago but Jodey's NER stuff should really be finally put to Bandcamp or Juno etc. Maybe added with some extras from the period. 10.1 EP is so fuuuking good. Quite confusing that apart from Grace there's no other old +10 stuff available not from NER's end nor Jodey's. Even the +10 remix of Falty DL's Rapidly Harvested Asparagus EP was dropped off from the digital release now available on Juno. AFAIK Jodey and Aelfric are buddies so can't understand what's the issue

Felt so jolly and cheerful so had to get something to supplement the mood: I so love the front art (The Great Day Of His Wrath by John Martin) +Ant-Zen re-presses for Purifying Fire, Rising and The Monstrous Soul. Couldn't find Carbon/Core for a reasonable price so need to get it on digital vinylz from Lustmord's Bandcamp. /flowers, kittens and rainbows

...while I'm at it, could throw this here too And a track I posted in the D E T H W A V E thread but totally deserves another go:

Edit: @ WeAreOceans ffs, how claustrophobic was that....but didn't stop me from loving it. The last time a tune made me feel like that was when I stumbled upon a fan-made video for Lustmord's Immersion which was built around some footage of today's Chernobyl. The video seems to have been taken down now but I can still remember the rusty merry-go-around and the half-collapsed swimming facility. And especially how the nature has slowly begun to take the town back to itself. Kinda like what Tyler Durden had in mind. Damn, I've been trying to find some instrumental-only industrial in the same vein of Transistori but haven't had much luck. There are some EN videos of their early shows but I don't really dig the vocals. Wish they had released more tracks like Zentrifuge (from Strategies Against Architecture III). Ya know, sucker for the drums and clangs.

Couldn't find more suitable thread so I'm necromancing this one..... Posted this a couple years ago in the now playing thread but have to repost this set here since I'm still quite impressed about the project after like 10+ years. The term "industrial" is quite wide and I also use it loosely but imo Transistori captures the "real essence" of what the industrial was originally all about with this set. Like, these dudes are actually playing a factory, using it as an instrument, can't get more industrial than that ;). Reminds me of some EN or TG but without vocals which is a big plus in my books. Just pure metal against metal clangs and tribal drumming added with eerie ambience. Here's the playlist, loving especially parts 1 & 3. Part 4 is more or less outtakes. Anyone else into this kind of stuff? Recommendations for similar tunes would be welcome.

...maybe there will be one a year later: "At the end of this month" https://www.facebook.com/penrynspaceagency/videos/1626263017429147/