Showing posts with label BASTARD NOISE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BASTARD NOISE. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 March 2012

Bastard Noise - Throne Is Melting (2001)


Artist(s): Bastard Noise
Title: Throne Is Melting
Format: CD
Year: 2001
Label/Catalog: Helicopter H 8

More from the Wiese/Wood era BASTARD NOISE. "Cosmic Eulogy" was pressed onto a 12" for their Japanese tour as this CD was not ready in time. A compilation of tracks recorded 1999-2000, with only "Red Hurricane" being previously released.

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Tuesday, 28 February 2012

Bastard Noise & Christian Renou - Brainstorming (2003)


Artist(s): Bastard Noise & Christian Renou
Title: Brainstorming
Format: CD
Year: 2003
Label/Catalog: Desolation House DH-0300

Wood and Wiese at it again creating the miraculous alien landscapes BASTARD NOISE is known for, while Renou's (BRUME) prominence dips in and out nicely. The first BASTARD NOISE full length I ever heard and the first of two Brainstorming collaborations. Renou also appears on a collaboration track as part of Our Earth's Blood IV 5CD.

No artwork scans in this one. If you really in need I might include them in the future.

Part of my nightly auto-CD upload series to bulk up the site, which will continue every day at 12:01AM until my collection of out of print CDs runs dry. It's looking like we'll be good to go for the next two months. Vinyl rips will still happen as I do them and be posted at any time of day whenver they're ready.

Monday, 27 February 2012

Bastard Noise & Lockweld - 6 AM (2003)


Artist(s): Bastard Noise & Lockweld
Title: 6 AM
Format: CD
Year: 2003
Label/Catalog: DP

Wood and Wiese era BASTARD NOISE along side LOCKWELD which is comprised of Makita (APARTMENT 213) and his wife. What more is there to say?

Part of my nightly auto-CD upload series to bulk up the site, which will continue every day at 12:01AM until my collection of out of print CDs runs dry. It's looking like we'll be good to go for the next two months. Vinyl rips will still happen as I do them and be posted at any time of day whenver they're ready.

Sunday, 26 February 2012

Bastard Noise - Ancient and Unknown Brutality (2008)


Artist(s): Bastard Noise
Title: Ancient and Unknown Brutality
Format: CD
Year: 2008
Label/Catalog: Triage Industries M.Abass-04 / Amid The Waves amid-01

This release compiles rare and unreleased BASTARD NOISE material spanning 1994-1999 in 15 tracks. The material is mostly from the mid-90s and collects tracks from their splits with NATION OF HATE, PERSONASNONGRATAS, collaborations with BIZARRE UPROAR and KRACHGAU (two of which were previously unreleased), compilation tracks from Freak Animal #10 zine + 7" and Release Your Mind: Volume Two 3CD, and 5 completely unreleased tracks. My favourites here are the BIZARRE UPROAR and KRACHGAU collborations, "Sewer Beings - Madness Below" & "Disneyland Values", but all are of course worthy.

Part of my nightly auto-CD upload series to bulk up the site, which will continue every day at 12:01AM until my collection of out of print CDs runs dry. It's looking like we'll be good to go for the next two months. Vinyl rips will still happen as I do them and be posted at any time of day whenver they're ready.

Thursday, 23 February 2012

Bastard Noise & Outermost - Cauldron of Fire (2000)


Artist(s): Bastard Noise & Outermost
Title: Cauldron of Fire
Format: 7"
Year: 2000
Label/Catalog: DP DSPR 800

Some great stuff from John Wiese-era BASTARD NOISE. This is Eric Wood's personal favourite BN release, and the reason for it is clearly heard. THE BASTARD NOISE is in top form here and having OUTERMOST on board makes this a phenomenal release.

Wednesday, 11 January 2012

Bastard Noise - The R.A. Sessions (2000)

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Artist(s): Bastard Noise
Title: The R.A. Sessions
Format: 7"
Year: 2000
Label/Catalog: Riotous Assembly R.A.#13

This record is from an ERIC WOOD-only era of BASTARD NOISE and remains one of my favourite BN releases. Every track is solid, and "The Approval Of Constant Rape" is phenomenal. There's also absolutely nothing wrong with the actual vinyl or rip, if you didn't know it was from a record you honestly would not be able to tell with this one.