“The March Issue is HUNKER DOWN ROY’s effort to twist your earbrain up into an unfamiliar knotspace. Hints of madness and method entangle you as you listen to it. This release features contributions from the notorious Crash Mitchell, as well as remixes by Mike Love 666 and Bloxwich Beat Box.”
“A heapin’ helpin’ of noise served up from the kitchen of Kristin Calvarese. Shes lighting up the Central Florida noise scene like a fire in a flammable pajamas factory.”
“Feed your neurosis. Have a walk in the dark. Scare the summer-sun away. Rock your subconscious. Your boyfriend will hide under the covers, while you prepare for the somnabulist party in the basement. This is Yoursck on WeirdAndWired! Prepare for some drony action in all colours and shapes noise can have!”
“Soroa develops this combination of dark noises, techy basslines, and his dark side. This EP contains 5 tracks including remixes by Mirco Violi and Hernan Grau.”
“This is our second release from Adishgash! 4 new tracks from Adishgash further exploring the pleasures of noise.”
“I’m a 15-year old Noise artist from North Dakota. My productions can range from bizarre soundscapes, to pure, brutal, wall noise, to simple minimalistic ambient, to concrete sound.
I use sounds from electronic synthesis, concrete and acoustic sounds, and just junk noise I make with Audacity by clicking generate > white noise then running that through a number of filters (usually up to 40 different filters). I also like to make ‘noise remixes,’ every once and a while.”
“A mix of idiotic political speeches, horribly voiced video game clips, hyperfast synth, and a healthy dose of contempt for pop culture. 23 track 13min and 2sec in total.”
“Different artists were asked to submit material of a dark/disturbing nature. The resulting tracks explore these themes through dark ambiance, noise, lo-fi electronics, and sound collage.
The compilation begins with the droning ‘14k scumbag’: a resonance of distorted synths and insect-crackle. Next, ‘Swed_Fl’ lures us into the darkness with its deep bass and cheerless ambiance. Belgium’s Roebin de Freitas delivers the circuit-bent noise of ‘Trailblazers Anthem,’ which is followed by the Merzbow-like assault of Rotted Brain’s ‘Misunderstood.’ The next two tracks, ‘Battle Ready’ and ‘Rumr’ feature lo-fi electronics and misfiring drum machine patterns.
Turmoil returns us to the darkness with ‘Auditory Hallucinations,’ a night-time walk through an unfamiliar landscape. ‘Waxing Elephant’ shifts and jostles like a carnival ride gone haywire, while ‘Armaments’ sounds like a cheap video game being eaten by a distortion pedal. Aptly named, ‘Transmissions from the Asylum’ creates a disturbing atmosphere where disembodied voices cry out in the silence. The haunting ambiance of Wavespan’s ‘The Bridge’ evokes a sense of being followed, as footsteps echo amidst a background of dark drones and chiming metal.
Mystified expands his netlabel discography with ‘Instability 2′: an unsettling arrangement of shifting electronic tones. The compilation finishes with the urban field recording of ‘Drugs and Our Youth,’ by label head Jon7.”
“The band began as a project of two friends, G and Chronis, in May of 2005. For various reasons, Chronis left the band for around a year, but later returned in January of 2007. The first track recorded when the band began was ‘12-3-1731khz.’ In December of 2006, the album was finally finished– including four tracks of pure drone/noise. The album is dedicated to all of the innocent victims of war, terror and any other kind of violence.”
“Experimental electronic songs for disturbed children. From glitchpop to noiseglitch, out now the new split release of Fever Asym and Livi(d)o for Muertepop records.” [editor: I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Please follow the submission guidelines. The album cover was too large (1414px by 1417px is huge), and you did not submit all 11 available tracks. I've fixed it. If everyone follows the simple guidelines, releases will go up much quicker. Thanks.]