Slussenanalys - Liemannen (video)
New music from Finnish Noisepunx Slussenanalys, far more wheezy and drawn-out than anything I've posted from them previously.
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Your search returned 990 results. Viewing results 31-45Crunchy Frog signs Shiny Darkly
has signed Danish Noisepop/postpunk trio Shiny Darkly and will be releasing the band's debut EP in May.
If Society to release new LP from Vene
will be releasing a new LP in March from Finnish Noiserockers Vene. Hit up the label website for full details and a sample tune: http://www.ifsociety.com/news.php#n167
War - Brodermordet (video)
Iceage/Sexdrome techno/Noise crossover sideproject War now have a video for the song "Brodermordet" off their new 7" single "At war for youth", due out later this month via .
Marhaug/Merzbow album coming in March
Lasse Marhaug has collaborated with legendary Japanese Noise guru Merzbow in many ways over the years, but only in 2010 did they finally make a proper studio recording together in Tokyo. The resulting work is called "Mer mar" and will be released on LP via in March.
Presenting: Fas 3
Gaffa is reporting that there's a new Swedish "supergroup" called Fas 3 put together by Michael Alonzo of KSMB/Stockholms Negrer featuring Sören "Sulo" Karlsson (Diamond Dogs), Nicke Andersson (Imperial State Electric, The Hellacopters, etc.) and Inge Johansson (The (International) Noise Conspiracy, Totalt Jävla Mörker, etc.): http://gaffa.se/nyhet/57070
The new band's debut single "Dansa som en fjäril" will be released on Inge's label very soon and the band will make their live debut in Stockholm in 2 weeks.
Aversionline on Throat
Aversionline covers the latest 7" from Finnish Noiserockers Throat: http://www.aversionline.com/blahg/2012/01/30/throat-pee-7/
Ring Them Bells - Technicolor
Ring Them Bells, a new Danish indie/Noiserock act featuring ex-members of the bands Campsite and Lampshade, are giving away their debut single "Technicolor" as a free download: http://www.ringthembells.dk/
Look for the band's debut album to be released later this spring.
Presenting Heather/Hollows
Preview a new track from Heathers/Hollows, the Noise/improv duo of Johannes Brander (Skogar) and Johan G Winther (Scraps of Tape, Thee Gutted String, etc.): http://skogars.tumblr.com/post/15738150476/new-Noise-improv-supergroup-johannes-brander
Expect a bunch of releases to surface later this year.
Misty Range - 7 years doin' hard time (live video)
A new live clip from Norwegian indie/Noiserockers Misty Range.
MP3: Livstid - Gravøl
Livstid is the rare example of a band that is actually too raging, so much so that I can't make it through the album in one sitting. It's not just wall-to-wall Noise either -- there's still plenty of melody and such -- but they are absolutely relentless in their arena-crust/d-beat attack. When a track comes up on shuffle at the gym, I'm stoked (in fact, I just did a set of 30 pushups while pondering this write-up), but there's no way I'm gonna fit this into my regular listening repertoire. So consider this a hesitant recommendation -- you'll know pretty quickly whether or not you need Livstid in your life from one short sample track.
Livstid - Gravøl
Absolut Noise top 5 Swedish songs of 2011
Absolut Noise recounts his top 5 favorite songs of 2011 (and more in the archives): http://www.absolutNoise.com/2011/12/best-of-2011-%E2%80%93-my-top-20-favourite-songs-1-5.html
Look for a slightly different top 10 list of Swedish music from Absolut Noise to be published here sometime next week.
MP3: The Pain Machinery - Paranoise
Last year I was all about ugly, apocalyptic hardcore, this year I find that a large proportion of my listening is geared towards getting (back) into industrial/synth/EBM. One group that I've been listening to lots is The Pain Machinery and while I can't post a track from their latest album "Surveillance culture" because their label politely asked me not to, I will share a track off their 2010 release "Urban survival". "ParaNoise" lacks the relentless, hard-driving beats that define much of the band's sound, but it's statement of extreme military/technology paranoia is a recurring motif, a concept well-served by the noisy clatter of machines. They can be used to work for you, but they can also work against you -- it's a variation of the same dystopic vision, an ever-present theme in this particular genre and one that comes closer to reality every day. As "Surveillance culture"'s opening track "Shine" states, "We are social media / television / you carry out what we command" -- there are dark forces at work against you, if you let them.
The Pain Machinery - Paranoise