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Any fans of Barn Owl here? Ancestral Star is an amazing album.

Pelican - Australasia

jcnporter wrote:

jcnporter wrote:

Amo Bishop Roden wrote:Not noise, but some of the best drone out there. Sadly this band reverted back to making more traditional post-rock after making this gem of a record, but that makes it all the more special. Listen to the whole album, it's good drone. Like, maybe SotL good.

That's really, really good, thanks.

Bought this and been listening to it constantly for the past few weeks. I think it is SotL good, could well end up as one of my favourite albums.

Glad you're enjoying it. Since I was kid I've only cried maybe three times (even when I want to, most of the time I simply can't make it happen ) Two of those occasions were from listening to this record.

Great noise!

Just stumbled on this

Wow..



Also beautiful...



I think this Root Strata label may be one of my favourites.. so much good noise on offer, awesome blog too! Seems most of it comes out of America, wish England had a similar noise scene.

This is....unsettling.

fujee wrote:Wow..



Also beautiful...



I think this Root Strata label may be one of my favourites.. so much good noise on offer, awesome blog too! Seems most of it comes out of America, wish England had a similar noise scene.

Both of these pieces kind of remind me of Tim Hecker in a way, also remind me of this project infinite Body, released a really cool record in 2010.

here's a sample;

jcnporter wrote:This is....unsettling.

goddamn man, at first I was gonna say it sounded like something David Lynch would use but then it got heavier, more abrasive and unnerving. This is an incredible piece, not punishing, but has brilliant atmosphere. That bass thump is ... almost scary in a way. Like being stabbed or something.

my own little thing to add;

[/url][/url] cant forget the disintegration loops!

Nadja - Radiance of Shadows

I recently dug this album out the collection again the other day. I read Julian Cope's review on his Head Heratige website (Unsung: Albums of the month section http://www.headheritage.co.uk/unsung/al ... of-shadows ) a few years back and bought without even listening to it first. I wasn't disappointed. Absolutely immense/noisey/beautiful stuff.

This is awesome, kinda like ISIS meets Jesu meets Noise. Intense.

fujee wrote:Jesu

Justin Broadrick = bit of a god in my eyes. Lovely chap too.

does anyone else like early james ferraro/spencer clark?
emeralds?
early opn?
yellow snaws?
kevin drum?
tim hecker?
that whole scene of 2000's mellow drone groops and solo artists?

whitehouse is a must in noise/power electronics.
i recommend "guru" and "why you never became a dancer" for starters. i would link those but it's 9:00 at night and i don't feel like getting my ears blown out.

Epilepsy for the ears

WeHadNormality wrote:Nadja - Radiance of Shadows

I recently dug this album out the collection again the other day. I read Julian Cope's review on his Head Heratige website (Unsung: Albums of the month section http://www.headheritage.co.uk/unsung/al ... of-shadows ) a few years back and bought without even listening to it first. I wasn't disappointed. Absolutely immense/noisey/beautiful stuff.

I know you're not around anymore, but thanks for recommending this.. been listening to it a lot. Nadja is great.

Tim Hecker
Ben Frost
Gigi Mason
Oneohtrix Point Never (Yes. I know. SOME of it.)
Machinefabriek
The Caretaker
Coil

stuff...

Ben Frost is great man.

Oh yes he is.^

I've not heard music of the sort with such direction from beginning to end. I never get lost listening to it.

Not to mention, he's a fuckin babe. Dat SCRUFF



But yeah his musics. Superb.

"Centralia" by Mountains. See 'Now playing' thread for the best track.

DrownedinHipsters annual round up. Some good stuff here actually.