vatican shadow

darkwave darkwave darkwave, i feel like i've come over all martian

There's a Prurient album coming out on BEB next year, and the last track was on some BEB radio show recently (it's on Doufcloud somewhere) - I only listened once a few weeks ago, but it sounded pretty awesome - going further in a techno direction, I guess.

Greedily checking out anything I haven't heard of on this thread in the hope of finding something I love as much as the Silent Servant album (the VatShad is p. good too, since I'm on his thread)

No one's mentioned Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement yet (at least according to a quick check a moment ago), and they deserve to be mentioned, esp. since it's on Hospital Productions, is already another really prolific project, and is most likely D. Fernow yet again (either solo or maybe with Kris Lapke as on the Christian Cosmos material).

Ltd. cassette releases from the last year or maybe two have been made digitally available throughout 2012, to the extent that this catalog of downloads collectively made #9 on Boomkat's staff year-end list:

http://boomkat.com/search?q=Artist%3A%20RAINFOREST%20SPIRITUAL%20ENSLAVEMENT&fields[]=artist,track_artists

(Everything I've heard has at least been very good IMO, but FWIW, I'd recommend checking out either "Fallen Leaves Camouflaged Behind Tropical Flowers" or "Papua Land Where Spirits Still Rule" to start)

(In other words: Antipodean death-ambient eco-justice OSTs FTW?)

if you're looking for some dark industrial techno, this is outstanding : http://opaltapes.bandcamp.com/album/basic-house-im-not-a-heaven-man

this year's best stuff best stuff in the genre with carter tutti void & silent servent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Keap3YKrcAk

this is more like it

"interminable grey slog"

lol

dl'd immediately from the descrip tbh

Prurient track I mentioned upthread is at 1hr 39m here:

http://soundcloud.com/n_u_t_s/2012-11-02-14-00-00-open-deck

feel like vatican shadow ppl would also like fatima al qadiri's GSX

Prurient album now streaming here:

http://pitchfork.com/advance/31-through-the-window/

Really can't get enough of this, esp. the title track (the one I linked above).

this is really great, title track is amazing. first prurient album i've heard - much more technoey than i was expecting

technoey deschanel

it almost makes me want to check out the other prurient albums, but I suspect they don't sound much like this?

most of them don't. it really depends, but most of them tend towards the harsh noise end of the spectrum.

bermuda drain has some similar moments, but a lot more yelling over the top

this is the sort of thing I think of when I think of Prurient: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-kIMhSD5r8

Seriously this is the best Prurient album since '08 or '09, before he went off the deep end

I ordered this from Barnes and Noble, was totally expensive but I think it'll be worth it

Tiger Smells A Corpse is incredible

is there something up w/the spotify versh

this is how i remember prurient back in the day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLlSnjs-rl0

I really like the minimal synths he does on Bermuda Drain. I can just about put up with the screaming. On the Palm Tree Corpse tune it's fucking incredibly awesome.

so many future vatican shadow track titles floating around right now

i cant read an article about the boston bombers without picking out phrases for vs tapes

chechnya's ghosts loom large in death of former santa

― lex pretend, Tuesday, 25 December 2012 08:07 (3 months ago)

i checked out the new prurient project but it just wasn't as enjoyable as vs

can't get into prurient

more like purr-ient

new prurient great ebm

Caught this guy's live show last night, it was sonically amazing but really uncomfortable to view, particularly when he was raving and gurning in front of a projection of images of dead soldiers and 9/11 headlines - it felt exploitative. Do I just not get this guy's politics? It was provocative and stirring but it felt a bit cheap and ruined any pleasure from the music itself.

I saw him live at Sonar and he actually got a bit of dancefloor action going. There weren't any visuals. I don't know if he was doing something a bit different because it was a dance music festival

There was lots of dancing when I saw him! It kinda added to the discomfort I was feeling. Like, the point he was making about de-sensitisation to war imagery and violence fell flat when people were bouncing about and fist-pumping and generally being... de-sensitised. And when it doesn't work all that's left is folk partying alongside images of war casualties and 9/11 headlines.

I'm sure it's just something I don't understand rather than anything intentionally exploitative.

i think his politics involve the intentional exploitation (or at least decontextualization) of sensational politics - in some sense i think he's fascistic (tho w/ more of a nihilistic ends than a political one): 'Mankind, which was in the age of Homer an object of contemplation for the Olympian gods, has now become one for itself. Its self-alienation has reached such a degree that it can experience its own destruction as an aesthetic pleasure of the first order. This is how it stands with the aestheticization of politics that Fascism pursues. Communism responds by politicizing art.' -- he's aestheticizing politics, not politicizing art imho.

There was lots of dancing when I saw him! It kinda added to the discomfort I was feeling. Like, the point he was making about de-sensitisation to war imagery and violence fell flat when people were bouncing about and fist-pumping and generally being... de-sensitised. And when it doesn't work all that's left is folk partying alongside images of war casualties and 9/11 headlines.

― boxedjoy, Friday, 5 July 2013 09:58 (4 hours ago)

lol

well sick drop on emir of checjnya despatches emissaries to the caliph there m8s

Anybody listening to Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement? I got the new one on Bed of Nails since VS's Bed of Nails release was my favourite of theirs. Boomkat described it as sounding like Porter Ricks which is a bit of an exaggeration. Pleasant enough background music but I was hoping for more.

01. Circumstances Quickly Became Questioned
02. Tonight Saddam Walks Amidst Ruins
03. Muscle Hijacker Tribal Affiliation
04. Contractor Corpses Hung Over The Euphrates River
05. Enter Paradise
06. Remember Your Black Day
07. Not The Son Of Desert Storm, But The Child Of Chechnya
08. Jet Fumes Above The Reflecting Pool

it's on spotify - i like it a lot

esp liked the prayer/chanting on track #7

i like how the only leftfield electronic shit you seem to like is the dude with the middle east geopolitics fetish

i like basinski too

ur not wrong tho

i love how william basinski looks complete unlike you would expect a producer of maudlin ambient music to look

http://www.villavillanola.com/suoni/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/william_basinski-par-Thimothy-White-290x300.jpg

Might as well have called it "A Tribute to Muslimgauze" with those titles.

he is nothing like muslimgauze politically

Thankfully, I think nobody is or was.

this digression reminds of the mille plateaux record from 2002 called 'walking in jerusalem' by random inc which consists of samples recorded in.....well you can write the rest

does Fernow have an actual politics beyond transgressive bro being transgressive?

I'm a big fan of Basinkski's 'third place in a Limahl lookalike contest' thing too.

i tried to get into muslimgauze but it was too hezbollahgauze for me

his whole thing is paratext abstracted from the context that begot it, see the 'exploring jezebel' discogs page

i applaud him