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INSANE Music - Alain Neffe Belgium
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Insane Music For Insane People Vol. 1 (1981)
by various artists
supported by 8 fans who also own “Zwarte Piet”
Still glowing with magnetic half-life! Heard this on the Noise Arch page of archive.org, along with many other cool tapes, and it is tres rad to find another good list of extragalactic gems right here!
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The Tower (2012 Remaster)
by Legendary Pink Dots
supported by 4 fans who also own “Zwarte Piet”
This album, CP3&4 and Asylum are all sound shifting albums where the synth pop and psychedelia come together. It's that ever addictive (but still experimental) sound. Which they perfected even more on albums like Any day now, Golden age and Maria dimension. 5/5 easily like most of their 80's work.
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Headcrack
by Controlled Bleeding
supported by 4 fans who also own “Zwarte Piet”
This remaster turns this set of songs into a completely new experience for me. An absolute revelation.
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How Will I Live Without a Body?
by LOMA
An earthy yet somewhat chilly record about life, death, and reconnection, the latest from LOMA experiments with a turn towards the gloomy.
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I Won't Let Me Down
by Stolen Jars
Melodic alt-rock with sweetly intertwined double vocals from Stolen Jars reaches for cinematic scope.
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Crumble EP
by Letting Up Despite Great Faults
Great Austin group Letting Up Despite Great Faults return with another irresistible EP of noisepop.
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psyko-genetika II
by Konstruktivists
supported by 4 fans who also own “Zwarte Piet”
Getting some early Throbbing Gristle vibes from this, and I approve wholeheartedly! It's the perfect daydream inducing soundtrack to explore an imaginary bunker filled increasingly weird rooms, each with increasingly weirder topologies and inhabitants. One might be filled with snails as big as dogs with washing machines in lieu of shells. Another may contain a horizontally stretched longhaired man chanting sonorously. I'll leave it up to the listener to decide what (and whom) will turn up next.
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