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Today is the day all wet dreams come true. Eroticism and Overload are releasing their full length albums as the first two CDs on Initiation Services. This episode is a brief Q and A between the two, commemorating this historic day of pleasure.

For the ExtraNOISEXTRA segment on the patreon, the track “Kill to Fuck” by Overload and the track “Rounding up Ants” by Eroticism are posted following the Q and A.

Overload “Manson City” and Eroticism “Willpower” will be available today at 3pm EST/Noon PST at initiationservices.bandcamp.com or initiationservices.com

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We found ourselves in the empty dark alleyways of early ’80s NYC with Stuart Argabright and Michael Diekmann of the legendary Ike Yard. Stuart and Michael take us through their entire history up to today. We also get into Stuart’s band Black Rain, his work with William Gibson, and plenty more. Ike Yard sits in a unique and strange place in the dark underground, and this discussion keeps the paranoia alive.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we get into what Ike Yard was like live in the early 80s as well as the process of reforming the band in the 2000s. This segment is in the middle of the episode on the patreon feed.

You can check out their classic first album here.
Or dig into the newly released/lost record 1982 here.
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Iggor Cavalera (Sepultura, Cavalera Conspiracy) joins us for an incredible discussion. Iggor provided the perfect DJ set throughout Day 1 of the NWN/Hospital Fest, capturing the spirit of what the festival was all about. We go into his history from starting Sepultura as a 13 year old in Brazil, to playing with Boredoms in Japan, to collaborating with Prurient and Power Trip, to his current noise explorations and tons more. Iggor has carried the torch of the underground since the early 80s and the flame still burns!

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, Iggor talks about his gear, field recording in the Amazon, record shopping with Merzbow in Japan and more. This 20 minute segment is in the middle of the episode on the patreon feed.

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Catch Cavalera on tour this summer
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This week we go “Over the Head of Persons” with Seed Mouth. Greh recently came across a copy of the original cassette, propelling us to dive into this classic 1991 release. Seed Mouth exists in its own world and it’s never a bad time to enter the Seed atmosphere.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the Patreon, Mike hits record for 30 minutes for an in-the-moment monologue talking about memories from 20 years ago. Gnarly van breakdowns, touring, shows and more are all part of this extra segment.

It’s another magazine episode as we take a look at “Audio Drudge” #7. This issue was picked partly for its accessibility, but also because of the Caul tapes that Greh scored in Japan. In addition to Caul, this issue has interviews with Allegory Chapel Ltd, Contrastate, a section on VHS, and plenty of reviews. It’s always a pleasure looking to the past via printed matter.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, Greh tells us about setting up his new studio. He goes over his plans, purchases and much more.

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Recent Listening:
Caul via Eibon
Caul “Crucible”
Legowelt “Like a Song From Your Dream”
Ron Morelli “Heart Stopper”
Deathpile “Agonize Humiliate Destroy”
M.I.A. – Mutants
Orgue Nouveau / M.I.A. – Split
Various Artists – Death Odors III

The Connellys scored a copy of “Bring on the Shits” on Bandaged Hand Produce while in Japan thanks to Greh and we wanted to go over this classic 1995 cassette comp for today’s episode. An absolute stand out 90s compilation, this one brings together artists from disparate corners of the noise world and places them within the Bandage Hand universe. The results are stunning. Mlehst himself supplied us with thoughts and info and we relay them throughout our talk.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon we are putting up the entire first episode of Live Crashing Headfolds. Two hours of a brand new stellar noise radio show!

Check out the Live Crashing Headfolds noise radio show on KPCA 103.3 FM in Petaluma, CA. Wednesdays

Recent Listening:
Linekraft/Prurient “Government Controlled Shrines”
Prurient “Electronic Storms”
Various Artists “Blut und Blute”
Various Artists “Hora Aurea”
Departure Chandelier “Satan Soldier of Fortune”
Muslimgauze “Gun Aramaic”
Pan Sonic “Aaltopiiri”

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We have returned! Back from Japan and full of excitement as we recap our entire time at the NWN/Hospital Productions Japan Fest. From the sets to the atmosphere to the country itself, this is a jam-packed episode stacked to the brim. Support the underground and support noise!!

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we go over all the other things we did in Japan such as wrestling, Trader Vic’s, Godzilla’s head, and much more! 30 minutes worth of tales!

To purchase any remaining merch from the Hospital table, head to hospitalproductions.net at 6pm EST on Wednesday April 24th.
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We wanted to do one more episode before heading across the ocean, so we answered more listener questions. Japanese noise, Cold Meat Industry, sample gathering and much more are discussed today.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we answer more questions for about 20 extra minutes.

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We’re back! After a bit of a lapse we return with a packed Listener Q&A episode. We get into special packaging, gear, storing releases, preferred listening styles and so much more. Thank you for your continued support and thank you for listening to noise!

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The Hearing Trumpet was one of the most important noise bands for Greh’s entry into the underground and we got a chance to talk with Dave and Greg, the duo that is the Hearing Trumpet. They provide a fascinating history of 80s and 90s noise in Michigan with a ton of great stories. One can tell immediately the connection these two have and the conversion is infectious. Book a show, set up, and leave.

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Necro love is in the air this bloody  Valentine’s Day and we felt the Necrophonie “1996-2006″ 10” on Dogma Chase was called to discuss. What could be more romantic than a Marco Corbelli project housed in a lace-up corset outer cover? Marco is joined by Devis Granziera (Lunus, Teatro Satanico) for two tracks of obscured and mysterious dead electronics. It’s a perfect soundtrack for all courtships. 

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we continue the V Day theme for over 30 minutes and talk about some favorite porn films of the 70s and 80s.

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Recent Listening:
Ron Morelli “Betting on Death”
Ike Yard “1982”
Black Rain “Metal Rain 1989-1993”
C:Davis “A Study on Psychosis of Decay”
Hasufel “Keys to the Kingdom”
Departure Chandelier “Satan Soldier of Fortune”
Mammal “Deserted”
Final/Richard Ramirez “Ravine of Spears”

Greh began organizing his noise fliers, postcards, stickers, and more so we got together to go thru his collection. We talk about ways to archive and store these items, and the importance of keeping noise ephemera. In addition, we have a pretty extensive recent listening section.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we posted a video of going through some of Greh’s items, some that are mentioned on the episode and some exclusive to the video.

FFH, Yellow Gas Flames, Sonambule w/ DJ Greh in Los Angeles. March 3rd. Tickets here!
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Recent Listening:
Golden Purifier “II”
Genocide Organ “Death Zones”
Ron Morelli “Heart Stopper”
Omit “InSec”
Die Sonne Satans “Fac-totum”
Linekraft “Hunger for Life”
Moral Order “2017 / 2020”
Himukalt/Subklinik “Seven Memories/Human Meat”
Agonal Lust/Serration “Like a Knife”
Various Artists “Meet the People’s Hatred”
Silent Servant “Negative Fascination”
Silent Servant “In Memoriam”
Sandwell District “Feed-Forward”
Lussuria “Under Crumbled Stairs”
Bad Sector “Ampos”
Inade “The Crackling of the Anonymous”
Prurient “Oxidation”
Abfall “Nitrous Oxide”

Davin Brainard of Princess Dragon Mom and Time Stereo joins us to head back to his early days of noise. Davin worked at Record Collector in the late 80s throughout the 90s and supplied Greh and the greater Michigan area with classic noise releases. In addition, Davin brought MSBR, Government Alpha, and Aube to the US. We get into all of this and more with an original of the scene.

For ExtraNoisextra on the patreon, a big question about the Fab .44 Pure CD is answered with history behind the project. Also, Davin talks about seeing hardcore shows in the 80s. These two segments are in the middle of the episode.

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Ain Soph “Kshatriya” is a special album and we enter the world it invokes. We discuss the many references presented within this completely unique sonic testament. Tara went deep with the research for this episode and enriches the album’s impact. One of Italy’s great exports, Ain Soph sends us into many new realms ripe for discovery.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, Tara expands the discussion on the themes of Ain Soph, including the history behind the term that is the band’s name.

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We are too excited for Japan so we delve into a classic comp that emanated out of Osaka — “Noise Forest.” A truly mandatory CD, “Noise Forest” brings together a powerhouse of early 90s Japanese noise stalwarts such as Merzbow, Masonna, CCCC, Mode Bruits and more. Traverse with us and get lost on the “Noise Forest.”

For the ExtraNOISEXTRA segment on the patreon, we go over multiple versions and sessions of Merzbow “Travelling” that was released by Slowdown Records.

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Happy Noise New Year to all! To kick off the year, we wanted to do a loose check in episode going over some recent listening, reading and watching before we get into 2024 full swing. Wipe the hangover from your brain and welcome another year of noise.

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We go back in time to when Greh lived in and ran his loft venue the Green Door in Detroit. Greh gives us his history moving in and deciding to host many noise shows. We get into some of the madness, some of the idiocy and some of the greatness of the Green Door. Don’t lock your car doors, that way you don’t have to clean up the broken window.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment, we are including a couple recordings made at the Green Door — Bloodyminded “Live Behind the Green Door” and a track from Aaron Dilloway.

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A scheduling mishap had Mike and Tara sorting out an episode. The decision was made to leave the house and look for inspiration. What transpired was the discovery of a 10″ by a very important historical project — “Gris” by :zoviet-france:. It was a sign to dig deep into the band, one that Mike and Tara are admittedly not insanely familiar with. So come along on our journey in discovering this fantastic 10″ and diving into :zoviet-france:.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we share two more items we got on our adventure — a book of spicy Greek plays and a 1995 issue of “Gallery.”

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The season’s bells were ringing for us to cover the classic Projekt Records compilation “Excelsis: A Dark Noel.” The original dark Christmas comp, it ranges from ambient and abstraction to more traditional takes on holiday classics. Fill your cups with eggnog and enjoy the seasonal darkness.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we discuss other albums and bands we tend to listen to in the early winter.

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It’s been referenced many times throughout the years on Noisextra, especially on our recent Skin Crime episode, so we felt it was time to finally discuss the “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” VHS. “Huck Finn” documents the 1997 tour featuring the Haters, Emil Beaulieau, the Haters, Skin Crime, Crank Sturgeon, and Angst Hase Pfeffer Nase. It’s an absolute classic VHS and we got some inside info from some participants. Get lost on the back roads with us and “Huck Finn.”

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, Ron Lessard granted us permission to put up the entire VHS. Head over to the Noisextra patreon to view in full!

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Mike and Tara take a trip back to their earliest days in Lexington, KY and discuss some memorable shows and events from that time. A show at Club Seal that ended at the hospital, shows in the street, in tiny apartments and more. Never let the fire of the maverick days go out.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we discuss some of our recent listening including a release that very much pertains to the regular episode.

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Noise History class is underway with a full-to-the-brim episode focusing on the Skin Crime s/t LP on Hospital Productions from 2003. We had a conversation looking back on this time with Pat, and appropriately (as you’ll hear), Mark jumps on out of nowhere near the end. We talked with Dominick leading up to the episode and insert his recollections and thoughts on releasing the very first Hospital LP throughout. Part “in conversation,” part “audio documentary,” all SKIN CRIME.

For the ExtraNOISEXTRA segment on the patreon, we hear a lot more background from Dominick including Peter Lee’s involvement, the idea behind the center labels, and a story of laying out the LP with his teacher. This segment immediately follows the regular episode on the patreon feed.

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The three of us got together to go through some 90s mailorder catalogs. We sift through catalogs from three classic distros: Malignant, Artware, and RRR. Comparing and contrasting the differences among them made for a lively noise discussion. Head back in time via invaluable printed matter.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we continuing quizzing each other for 15 minutes and see if we can identify titles from the descriptions in Malignant catalogs. Who will take the noise trophy?

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We had a great time catching up with our old friend Andy Ortmann of Panicsville and Nihilist Recordings. Andy has been doing it since 1992 with no signs of stopping. From his beginnings in St. Louis to relocating to Chicago, we go into his entire noise history. Ortmann has worked with innumerable artists and his passion for the underground has never wavered. Head thru a portal to the outer limits and forget about the return.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, Mike pulls out a compilation VHS that Andy made for Mike over 20 years ago. We go through the entire contents and have a blast heading down VHS memory lane.

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Video game composer and sound designer Ross Tregenza joins us to discuss the process of creating all the sounds for the new Texas Chain Saw Massacre video game and maintaining a faithful atmosphere to Tobe Hooper’s 1974 film. Tregenza’s soundtrack plays separately from the game as an excellent dark ambient album rich in tension. We discuss how he got into the industry, his work for Cyberpunk 2077, varying levels of chicken agitation and composing for games in general.

For the ExtraNOISEXTRA segment, Ross talks about his favorite video games and horror movies.

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The annual Atrax Morgue episode has arrived. This year, we place a bag over our heads with “Death-Orgasm Connector.” A CD from 2003, this album distills the greatness of Atrax Morgue into 10 of his most potent tracks. It’s never a bad time to listen to Atrax Morgue, but the end of October is truly the perfect atmosphere for “Death-Orgasm Connector. The game is closed. Marco Corbelli forever.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon we each chose an Italian horror movie to dissect, as is our Atrax episode tradition. This segment is over 30 minutes.

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Recent Listening:
Francisco Lopez “VirtuAural Electro-Mechanics”
Altar of Flies “Permanent Cavity”
IRM “An Act of Self-Mutilation is an Act of Freedoom”
Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement “Gray Eucalyptus Tranquility”
Richard Ramirez “Trick”
Silver Bullet “Cycle of the Werewolf Bondage”
Anal Birth “Top 28 Chapters of Infant Atrocities”
Anal Birth “Infantbutchering”
Dead Body Love “Puke on My Corpse”
Communion “Flying Saucer the Chosen One”
Prurient “Noise for Halloween Night”

October screamed for an episode on a soundtrack and a movie, and we landed on the hate-filled nihilism of “The Last House on Dead End Street.” In the first part of the episode, we talk to Adam Higgins who released the soundtrack on LP. He tells us how the record came together and how he figured out where all the tracks came from. After he heads back to work, we get into the movie itself. It is very appropriate listening and watching for the darkest month.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we discuss other favorite soundtracks.

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Up in the Arctic Circle sits Lasse Marhaug, a prominent figure in the noise underground since the early 90s. Lasse joins us to dissect his history, from metal and grindcore tape trading to discovering noise to connecting with noiseheads all over the world. Pack your bags for the Northern-most reaches and gear up for another ice cold noise history lesson.

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October is here and we start off the dark month with a look to the distant past as we discuss Inanna “Storm I-III” on Old Europa Cafe from 1993. Pieces and movements that evoke the inner space of other times, this CD will set the tone to finish out the year.

On the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patron, we get into the story of the goddess Inanna and her erotic, warlike presence. This segment immediately follows the regular episode on the patreon feed.

Recent Listening: Final/Richard Ramirez “Ravine of Spears”

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We return the the hallowed days of early’80s Broken Flag with the absolute classic “Statement” compilation. Ramleh, Un-Kommuniti, Pure and Consumer Electronics (aka unlisted and untitled on the album) all contribute their own unique and powerful material, adding up to one of the great UK PE albums.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we continue our Broken Flag/Ramleh talk as we fully cover the great “Hand of Glory” EP. This 20 minute segment immediately follows the regular episode on the patreon feed.

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Ben Chasny of Six Organs of Admittance joins us for a great talk on a different branch of the underground. Six Organs has provided some incredible outer folk and expansive guitar work since the 90s. His newest album “Sleep Tones” is a full on double LP or pure ambient just released on VDSQ. Chasny has also worked closely with David Tibet, from being in the live Current 93 line up to handling some guitar on the magnificent “The Light is Leaving Us All.”

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we’ve included one side of the “Sleep Tones” album. This selection comes right after the interview to send you to the dream side.

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Noise goes on the road as we discuss our early days of touring. Overnight drives, broken down vans, and filthy accommodations are all touched on as we get into the first Hair Police tour, early Hive Mind tours, and much more. Join us for a trip into the distant past through the haze of fumes and hear how we did it at the dawn of the millennium.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we are putting up an entire Hair Police live tape from the early days. “Movies ’01-’02” was originally released on Animal Disguise and is now made available for patrons immediately following the episode.

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From providing homemade Manson shirts to John Balance and David Tibet to buzzing around the Psychic TV world to narrating Genesis P-Orridge’s autobiography, Paul “Bee” Hampshire has been all around the world, heavily within the UK industrial scene. Bee tells us his life story, which includes briefly being a pop star in Japan as well as working at an early 80s fetish club, and gives a cool different history of the strange world of the 80s and 90s.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, Bee talks living in Thailand, working on Thai radio, and make electro music while living there. This 20 minute segment is in the middle of the episode on the patreon feed.

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Today we go through issue #6 of “Audio Drudge” from 1995. Each of us focused on one interview — Mike took Namanax, Tara took Smell & Quim, and Greh took Daniel Menche — and report that our findings. We then go over the issues as a whole, including the ads and the many great reviews. This is a style of episode we plan to continue…let us know any zines you’d like us to go through. Print media forever.

For the 30 minute ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we go over recent listening, some of which spring other discussions.

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Mike and Tara were having massive problems with their Sequential Circuits Six Trak synth. Greh came over to repair it and record an episode while doing it. Lo and behold, when Greh arrived, the synth decided to start working again. Still, Greh takes us through opening and cleaning the Six Trak and gives plenty of advice on how to maintain a synth. It’s another episode in the vein of “Studio Reorganization.”

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Illusion of Safety is one of the longest running projects in the industrial noise underground, and Dan Burke was cool enough to sit down with us and go over his entire history. From seeing the final Throbbing Gristle show in San Francisco, to creating the IOS world with all its collaborators, Dan has stories and insight for days. It’s another mandatory history lesson on Noisextra.

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We had a great discussion with James Keeler of Wilt, celebrating his 25 years in the underground. James goes into his early days in rural Illinois, the beginnings of Wilt, putting together the classic “Radio 1940,” and plenty more. We were excited to hear about his themes, use of instruments and non instruments, and how it’s translated to the live setting. Turn on your short wave radio and tune in.|

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the Patreon, we get into entropy, saving sounds, losing sounds, as well as playing the incredible pre-show for God Blast America. This 20 minute segment is in the middle of the episode on the patreon feed.

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After a slew of interviews (with plenty more to come), we head back to our goal of covering every CD on Pure with Aube “Purification to Numbness.” The single source landscape of Aube hit is harsh way on this album. We also discuss the “Luminescence” VHS, and Greh talks about seeing him live in 2001. Aube forever.

For the extra long (over 40 minutes!) ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we talk a ton of recent listening as well as some recent shows.

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Continuing our coverage of those playing the Hospital night of the NWN/Hospital Japan Fest, we had Jim Mroz of Lussuria in the Noisextra den for a great talk. We discuss the history of Lussuria, how he came to the noise underground, the importance of the Hospital store, founding Rogue State University, and so much more.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we discuss the recent arrest in the Gilgo Beach murder case. Jim gives the full background story of the recording of his 7” based on the case, including a wild story about actually going to Gilgo Beach. This 15 minute segment is in the middle of the episode on the patreon feed.

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It’s the second part of our talk with Drew McDowall and we discuss joining Coil and the albums he helped create and finish with his recent solo work. Drew provides fantastic insight about the creation of these classic albums and describes some of the process of curating his solo box set. Another great first-hand industrial history lesson!

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, Drew tells us what he was up to inbetween Coil and his solo work, and how a heavy experience sent his life in a new direction. This segment is in the middle of the episode on the patreon feed.

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UK industrial history class is in session. Drew McDowall sat down with us for a long candid discussion covering his entire history. For this first of two episodes, Drew tells us about his beginnings in the 70s to falling in with Psychic TV and eventually Coil. It’s an incredible first hand account of the early industrial days. In part 2, we get into Drew joining Coil and go all the way thru to his current solo output.

For the ExtraNoisextra, we have 2 segments on the patreon. Drew talks about a lost album of the Poems, his first band with Rose. In addition, he discusses how warm Sleazy and Balance were and the many never-realized projects they had in the early days. These segments are within the episode on the patreon feed.

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In the second part of our discussion with Kristian Olsson, we get into Alfarmania, Kristian’s work under his own name, his writings with “Shock Tilt” and his forthcoming book “Giftnalen”, as well as his thoughts and philosophy on the noise industrial underground. Today’s episode is another great course in the underground …not only for history but also the present and future.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon Kristian tell us a heavy story that highlights synchronicity and its role in an upcoming solo release on Hospital. On the patreon feed, this 15 minute segment comes immediately after mentioning the release.

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It was a honor to speak with Kristian Olsson to have a very deep discussion on not only his history, but his thoughts and philosophy on the underground. Our talk demanded it to be a two-parter, so for this first part, we go over Kristian’s early days, starting Survival Unit, connecting and working with Blood ov Thee Christ, and the newly announced Survival Unit/Grey Wolves collaboration tape. In next week’s episode, we get into Alfarmania and so much more. These episodes are highly important history lessons and ones that are not to be missed.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on our patreon, Kristian talks about Kommando RJF and the importance of Roger Karmanik. This 20 minute segment immediately follows the Blood ov Thee Christ story on the patreon feed.

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Mike and Tara desperately needed to re-organize their studio, so why not make an episode out of it? Mike and Tara walk Greh thru the process, how bad Mike is at storing cables, all the unnecessary stuff that has been kept and so much more. Let this be an inspiration to get your studio in gear for a noise summer.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment, instead of extra audio, we made a video of the before, middle and after of the reorganization day. Head to the patreon to see what the Connellys accomplished.

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Joachim Nordwall of Ideal Recordings and previously Börft Records joins us today. We discuss growing up and discovering underground industrial and noise in Sweden in the 80s, being a central figure in bringing bands to Sweden, and much more. Joachim has had boots on the ground since he was 13 years old with no end in sight. Ideal celebrates its 25th year this year, so it was a perfect time to get into Joachim’s history.

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Enter a mysterious realm with the classic Nekrophile Rekords compilation “The Beast 666.” A truly legendary release, we discuss all the details and references with the titles, cover art and more. Assume the entry pose and let the sea of Cefalu wash over your mind’s landscape. “The Beast 666” is one of the great artifacts of the industrial underground.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we go thru the Nekrophile Rekords book, and especially take a look at the letters between Zoe DeWitt and John Balance.

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With the full NWN/Hospital Japan Fest line up announced, we go all in on Thirdorgan, the cyborg of night two. “Jinzoningen” is Thirdorgan’s 1998 LP on Harbinger Sound. We answer the questions posed in the track titles. We prepare for the dystopian future where Hakaider and Loch Ness Monster will lead us to new lands. Thirdorgan is the harshest of them all, and this LP showcases exactly why. Do you believe?

For the ExtraNoisextra on the patreon, Mike discusses touring with Steve Underwood, the man behind Harbinger Sound. In addition, Tara talks about Steve almost taking out her eye with a 7” spindle.

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Ron Morelli (L.I.E.S. Records ) joins us today to discuss a different branch of experimental electronics. Ron’s ambient albums are Noisextra favorites. We dig into those, as well as his history in techno, his L.I.E.S. Records label, and his fantastic new album “Heart Stopper.” Ron brings a unique perspective to the underground and it was a blast hanging out and having this discussion.

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Continuing with our look at classic albums of the past, we enter a world that is very close to Greh’s heart. Haus Arafna’s “Children of God” is a unique record in their own lane of industrial. Self-called “angst pop,” we get into the structured noise of this long running German project. Tune in for some electronic terrorism.

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Recent Listening:
Sutcliffe Jugend – Death Mask
John Duncan – Abberrant
Various Artists – Transmissions of Hatred
Star – Elephant in the Snow

It’s our first episode on a Broken Flag cassette, and Controlled Bleeding “Distress Signals” felt like the appropriate entry to dive into. Controlled Bleeding have always taken their own path, and even this early on, we see glimpses of zones they will enter in the future. This soundtrack for nihilism will rub you raw.

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Recent Listening:
S-Core “Dumb Chamber”
Various Artists – “The Beast 666”
The Grey Wolves “Red Terror Black Terror”
Richard Ramirez “R*pe!”
Gary DJ “Night Drive Dream 2”
Ron Morelli “Heart Stopper”
Venusberg Cardinal “Atlas of Dungeons”

“Tetsuo : The Iron Man” is a film that has been an influence on countless noise and industrial artists, so for a different style episode, we cover this legendary Japanese film. Metal fetish, sexual obsession and pure do-it-yourself underground aesthetics place this movie firmly in the Noisextra world. For many people, this was their first taste of Japanese extremity, for two Noisextra hosts this is their first time watching. How did they feel? Pierce your thigh with a metal rod and find out.

For the ExtraNOISEXTRA segment on the patreon, we discuss more of our favorite Japanese films. It’s a full cinema of Japan episode on today’s Noisextra.

Recent Listening:
Genocide Organ “In Konflikt”
Genocide Organ “s/t”
O.R. “Bombay Skull & Bones”
Deutsch Nepal “The Silent Container”

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With the announcement of Masonna’s first set in years at the NWN/Hospital fest in Osaka, we instantly knew it was time to finally discuss the CD that is our namesake. Masonna “Noisextra” on the legendary Pure series packs every punch today that it did in 1995. We talk this album as well as the impact Masonna has had on all of us in our lives of noise. It’s all things Masonna today, and will be for the next year until we get to finally see the Sonic Devil himself live in Japan.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we watch and discuss Masonna “Like a Vagina TV” VHS on Vanilla. MASONNA!

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Recent Listening:
Sewer Election “Debris Assemblage”
Moth Drakula “The Final Nail”
V/A “Autobahn”
Moenos “Call From the Grave 1“
Moenos “Call From the Grave 2”
Moenos “Call From the Grave 3”
Black Leather Jesus “Make Them Cum Slowly”
O.R. “Bombay Skull and Bones”

Jim Haras (Deterge) is releasing a massive Dave Gilden box set on his Fusty Cunt label. Jim was in town, so he came over to the Connelly household to have a talk about Gilden and the process of putting the box set together. Dave Gilden’s work was once of the least attainable, but there’s been a vast unearthing of his material in the past few years, and Jim’s box set will be a huge look at Gilden’s discography. In addition, we get into Jim’s noise history.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, Greh talks about his favorite Gilden recordings as he was unable to be there for the interview.

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We remain in the zone for stone cold classics, and it felt like a fitting time to revisit some MB. “Aktivitat” was Greh’s first MB album, and it sounds as hypnotically destroyed as ever. The past remains alive in the atmosphere of the forever work of Maruzio Bianchi.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment in the patreon, we discuss a just released modern classic as well as some other choice listening.

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The mountain men of Blister Pack join us today for a great talk on ’90s noise, true crime, video stores, and so much more. Emerson Murray and Nik Weisend were not only Blister Pack, but ran the Plague in Perspective label that focused on special packing. They both have solo projects — Nik as Hive and Emerson under his own name — and both have continued on different paths of art, from visual to the written word.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment, Emerson talks about his book on Bruiser Brody and how it all came together.

Emerson Murray’s books:
“Murder Capitol of the World”
“Bruiser Brody”

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Classic album overview time is here again. Brighter Death Now’s “Innerwar” is a pivotal album for industrial PE. The CD on Release was a staple in all 90s collections and it holds up better than ever to this day. A true landmark in the death industrial power electronics noise world, “Innerwar” is for everyone who’s had enough.

For the ExtraNOISEXTRA segment, we discuss Cold Meat Industry around the time of this album, as well as some other BDN albums.

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Recent Listening:
Agonal Lust “Mankind is a Talisman of Misfortune”
Acoustic Shadows “The Scouts at Gettysburg”
Various Artists “Any And All Action”
No Nation “Mors Æterna”
Geography of Hell “El Mozote 1981”
Shadow Structure “The Last Days”

S-Core simply exists. There is no beginning or end. “My Candle Has Died” has always been there, it just took S-Core to tap into the stream and bring it to life. A perfect album on a perfect label. These things live in no time and in all times. S-Core resides in mind. S-Core forever and ever.

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Recent Listening:
Arzat Skia “Voice to the Hollows”
Sonambule “1”
Blister Pack “Swing, Brother, Swing”
Banetoriko “Yorioto Hogiokuri”
Friendless Churches “The Feast of Fools”
Am Sonntag In Der Klinik “Crematorio Atlantico”

Maria Zerfall passed away in February and Sean Ragon (Cult of Youth) had the idea to pay tribute to her with an episode. He chose the “Tote Zone” cassette to discuss which we used as a jumping point to get into her very mysterious discography. Zerfall was a true force of 80s and 90s industrial tape culture and her mark will forever be felt.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we get into the new Cult of Youth album as well as some recent listening.

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Illness is running around the Noisextra studios, so for this week we are releasing a patreon episode covering the Hair Police “Mortuary Servants” 7.” Mike and Tara discuss its background and history including the cover, the recording, driving to pick up the records, the strange pressing of the B side and more. Early days, gnarly times.

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Having recently discussed his collaboration CD with Merzbow, we thought it’d be a great time to have a conversation with Christoph Heemann. One of the main culprits behind H.N.A.S, Ultra, Mirror and so much more, Christoph provided some incredible insight and an equally incredible laugh. This is a great historical episode that looks at the underground from the ’80s and beyond.

For the extra segment on the Patreon, Christoph talks about working with David Tibet and being a part of Current 93’s “Soft Black Stars.”

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Jack Sargent, author of Deathtripping: The Cinema of Transgression, Against Control: Essays on William Burroughs, and the forthcoming Industrial. Surreal. Outsider. (working title) book on Jordi Valls (Vagina Dentata Organ), visited Los Angeles and sat down with Greh for a conversation on Burroughs’ influence on industrial culture and insight on Jordi Valls’ art practice.

Note: This was recorded in-person outside the confines of our studio, so there’s some background sound.

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We are always fascinated with one off albums on classic labels, so it was cool to have a conversation with Gerald Stevens of Erinys, who released one CD in Tesco in 1998. In addition to his album, Stevens was an early inspiration for Greh to begin making contact mics. It’s a cool discussion from the distant days of the 1990s.

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In keeping with tradition, we dive into the waters of field recordings for February and this time we discuss on of the classics of the genre – “Weather Report” by Chris Watson. Having spent time in Cabaret Voltaire and Hafler Trio, Waston set out on a lifelong journey recording in the field. “Weather Report” was his first compositional album in this style, and we get into every aspect of each track, from titles to location to possible sounds heard.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, we discuss the very early compositional field recording track “Etude Aux Chemins De Fer” by Pierre Schaefer.

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It’s the dead of winter and a Slaughter Productions tape felt appropriate for seasonal hibernation. Mortar’s self titled cassette fit the bill perfectly. Mortar is a necro project of Moreno Daldosso of Murder Corporation. Ancient times, old stones, sand, dirt, and storms are all present on this excellent 90s Italian cassette. Let this be the soundtrack to your crypt.

For the ExtraNoisextra on the patreon, we go through a bunch of Greh’s Slaughter tapes.

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Following up last week’s episode, we wanted to discuss an album by an artist from “Japanese/American Noise Treaty,” and we landed on Contagious Orgasm “The Flow of Sound Without Parameter” on Ground Fault. It’s a Series II CD and is as strange as it is wonderful. We love Ground Fault and we love Contagious Orgasm, so you can guess how we feel about this one. Hydrate your thirsty teeth and head out on your mission.

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Class is back in session for another mandatory noise history lesson as we had a great discussion about “The Japanese/American Noise Treaty” with the man who curated it, Mason Jones. Mason gives us all the background and history of putting this mammoth document together. We get into the order, how artists were chosen, why some aren’t on it, the design and layout, and so much more. It’s truly one of the most important noise compilations of all time, and was incredible to get the story from the man responsible.

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Hydra is an absolute favorite project of Noisextra and we felt is was a fine time to explore “Power.” We dive into this classic tape on Bloodlust! from 1996 and are filled with every emotion throughout the discussion of this cassette. The world lost Greg Scott in 2003, but he forever lives on in this and all his releases. All you need is force.

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Recent Listening:
Mortar “s/t”
Corral Shut “Ramshackle”
Immortal Agony “Orgasmic Act I/XII”
Runes Order “Room 39”
Merzbow “Music for Bondage Performance”
Kiran Arora “Wormwood Scrubs”
Grey Wolves “Legion of Hell”
Self Abuse Murder Series

We start off 2023 discussing some very serious noise artists with Cock E.S.P. “Greatest Dicks”” from 1996 on the one and only Pure. We get appropriately foul and dirty while discussing one of the most seminal, deep thinking and intelligent noise bands of all time. Cock E.S.P. mean it this time and they are definitely making it their business. Happy New Cock Noise Year!

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Recent Listening:
Militia “Kingdom of Our Lord”
Empty DNA “Olympic Murder”
Psychic TV “Force the Hand of Chance”
Mogao “A Mass Meditation”
Alchemy of the 21st Century “Beauty of Aesthetic Imperfection”
Various Artists “JonBenet in Valhalla”

Sometimes interviews slip through the cracks. Anthony Di Franco (Ramleh, JFK, Skullflower, more) joined us in December 2019 and today our talk has been found and is transmitting to the world. With the recent JFK release on L.I.E.S, we were excited to unearth this conversation going over Di Franco’s history from discovering industrial and PE to working with Ramleh to his solo work and so much more.

Check out recent JFK releases Tape Archives 86-88, Avalanche Zone, Weapon Design, and Nganga.
Check out the most recent Ramleh release, The Great Unlearning and Urwelt’s Distant Galaxies Collide (the follow-up to Novatron)
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Today is the Winter Solstice and the most appropriate recording we could think of was Coil “Winter Solstice” EP. The final four songs in the Solstice series, this is the perfect way to ring in the holidays, especially with the stunning beauty of the final track. It’s our first episode on Coil, and rather than going with one of their full lengths, it was nice to take our first steps in the form of this EP, as there will certainly be more Coil as the years go on. Feel the moon’s pull… Christmas is now drawing near.

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Recent Listening:
Agonal Lust “Motivated by Malice”
Kevin Drumm “Tannenbaum”
The Haters “The Totimorphus”
Moozzhead/Vincent Dallas “Controlled Chaos and Sound”
“Safety Propaganda : Conceptual Manifesto for Psychological Warfare” by Adam Lehrer
David Tibet – Ferelith
David Tibet – Fontelautus
Iron Destiny – s/t

Lon and Skott of legendary American industrial band Hunting Lodge join us for an in-depth discussion covering their entire output. 2022 marks the 40th anniversary of Hunting Lodge, and with multiple reissues of theirs rare release in the past handful of years, there’s no time like now to hear the history direct from the source. It’s a great talk with some true midwest DIY industrial stalwarts.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, Lon and Skott have fun talking about their least favorite shows among other things.

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2022 is slipping away so it’s time to rewind and discuss our favorite things of the year. This time around, we hear from multiple people including Jim Haras, Dominick Fernow, Richard Ramirez, Sean Ramirez Matzus, and many more. Neverending noise forever and ever. Happy Noise Year.

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A collaboration that has come up on two recent Seven Inch Sundays, and one that was requested multiple times in our early podcast days, Merzbow & Christoph Heemann “Sleeper Awakes on the Edge of Abyss” is this week’s focus. An interesting and unexpected work, this album settles in quickly and brings up as many images as it does questions. It’s a great look at ’80s Merzbow through the lens of Christoph Heemann.

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A pure 90s noise tape was called for, and Killer Bug “Brutal Rainbow” answered that call. On the Noise label from Taiwan, this one tears the ground asunder. Killer Bug is the first incarnation of Kazumoto Endo, and while the cut up technique is present, “Brutal Rainbow” goes heavy on the trash, the porn, and the total noise.

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Recent Listening:
Haus Arafna – Blut: Trilogie Des Blutes / Nachblutung Album
Suhne Mensch – Schmerzportrait
Moth Drakula – s/t
Meryll Ampe – W7E
Dust Belt – Melting Atlantis Resurrection
Mlehst – Breathing in Dead Flies
Mlehst – History of Mlehst
Mlehst – Bitter Regret (Back to the Iron Age)
Mlehst – Deep Throat and Felching
Self Abuse Murder Series 
ASM – Mission Hill 2001
Richard Ramirez – Protective Custody
Linekraft – Bankrupt of Morals

Greh had the opportunity to play the Lausanne Underground Film and Music Festival in Switzerland this October. In its 21st year, this festival features experimental music and a variety of films and workshops. Greh spoke with perpetual LUFF attendee and former performer Dave Phillips, curator Francisco Meirino (aka Phroq), co-founder Thibault Walter, and performer Mark Vernon about the festival itself and some performances.

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The original Trashware guest is back in the hot seat. Crank Sturgeon proposed a discussion on contact microphones, so in this episode we go over what a contact mic is, general applications, how to record and affix the mics and amplifying slightly more traditional instruments. We also cover why the contact microphone is the perfect noise instrument, contact mics vs other microphones, in the studio and in the field, using with synthesizers and modular, troubleshooting contact mic issues, and plenty of Cranky anecdotes!

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JG Thirlwell was cool enough to to sit down with us for a deep look into his world of sound. Thirlwell has worked with everyone form Steven Stapleton and Coil to scoring “The Venture Brothers” and “Archer” television shows, not to mention his own hefty discography as Foetus, Steroid Maximus, Xordox and so much more. It was incredible to hear stories from his entire history as well as what’s being planned for the future. Prepare to enter Pigdom Come.

For the ExtraNoisextra on the patreon, we talk more about being signed to a major label in the 90s and the atmosphere surrounding that, as well as Thirlwell’s recent listening.

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Our yearly Marco Corbelli episode has arrived and this time we went for something a little different — Morder Machine “DeathShow.” A project that existed directly alongside Atrax Morgue, Morder Machine utilized a bit more structure and rhythm without losing any darkness and obsession. We pull quotes directly about Morder Machine and relay Marco’s thoughts on the project. Additionally, we continue our tradition of choosing three Italian horror movies to highlight before discussing the album. Welcome to DeathShow.

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Zoe DeWitt is a bona fide legend of industrial culture and ritual underground. We were thrilled for Zoe to sit down with us to discuss the entire history of Nekrophile Records and her projects Korpses Katatonik and Zero Kama. We get into many aspects of her work, from musical output to fashioning instruments out of human bones to her work within the occult and much more.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the patreon, Zoe discusses her participation in Hermann Nitsch’s aktions in 1984 and 1998.

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Shane English returns and brings us a tape from his deep cassette culture collection perfect for autumn days — Randy Greif’s “Golden Joy Club.” We go to abstract realms of mid 80s industrial sound with this very cool artifact on Greif’s own Swinging Axe label. Revel in the doorway of sleep go towards heaven’s hole.

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Recent listening:
Mandible Chatter – Hair Hair Lock & Lore
Labile Mundi – Self-titled (Chained Library)
Atrax Morgue – Exterminate
Alien – Celebrating Your Victory
Asmus Tietchens – Stupor Mundi
Roland Kayn – Tektra
Blanco – Internas Famosas
XLV – Dobbelyou
Death Squad 1997 Tour Audiobook
Coil – Megalithomania
Coil – Selvaggina, Go Back Into The Woods
Crawl of Time – Growing in the Fertile Dirt of Her Terrible Hidden Memories
Flea Circus – A Touch of Grey

We took a Noisextra field trip to the Vintage Synthesizer Museum in Los Angeles and sat down with owner Lance Hill. He tells us how the museum got started, what his vision for it is, how the move to LA has gone and much more. It’s a very cool spot and resource and was a great podcast excursion.

For patrons, this weeks ExtraNOISEXTRA segment is a video tour of the museum.

Book some time or feast your eyes on the collection at vintagesynthesizermuseum.com (and tell ’em Noisextra sent ya)
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Ever wonder what it was like to hang out with the one and only Rat Bastard? Today’s episode will allow you to find out as we had a fantastic talk with Rat and get into his early days in Florida to his time in To Live and Shave in LA and of course the Laundry Room Squelchers. Rat has stories for days, from running a studio, to wild times at Churchill’s and much more. Rat Bastard has never slept and neither should you.

For the ExtraNoisextra, patrons will hear the story of Rat recording the first Marilyn Manson demos.

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Mike Harding of Touch sat down with us to go down the memory hole of his history. We go from the beginnings of Touch all the way to this year’s 40th anniversary. Harding gives us the background of working with many Touch artists and how elaborate releases from the early days came together. The landscape of sound has changed time and time again over the decades, but Touch remains.

Touch Bandcamp
Venoztks (solo)
This Strange Life (with Mark Van Hoen)
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It’s time for another legendary noise VHS viewing with “Good Alchemy Video.” A mandatory visual document, we get classic footage of Masonna, Incapacitants, Merzbow, Solmania, and Hijokaidan. The explosive excitement of these performances infect us and anyone who pops this in their VCR. Adjust your tracking and prepare for the glory of noise.

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Bill Orcutt of Harry Pussy joins us today for a great historical discussion on a different branch of noise. In the 90s along with bands like To Live and Shave in LA and Laundry Room Squelchers, Harry Pussy tore apart all semblance of good taste and set proper foundations ablaze. Miami in the ’90s was a wild place and Orcutt was right in the middle. We also get into his return to sound and his current work. What was music?

Harry Pussy bandcamp
Bill Orcutt bandcamp
Fake Estates bandcamp
Palilalia
Cracked
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In the second part of our talk with John Duncan, we get into his time in Amsterdam up to his current work. Greh and John reminisce about the “Voice Contact” performance that Greh participated in. In addition, John talks about ideas and process behind “The Crackling,” “Nazca Tranmissions,” and much more. We can’t thank John enough for taking time to let us in on his history and art.

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In the first of two episodes, John Duncan sat down with us for a riveting conversation about his early days in Los Angeles to his mid-80s period living in Japan. We discuss multiple events and works staged in both locations, from Scare to Radio Code to his work in pornography and much more. Next week’s episode will focus on his time in Amsterdam and Italy to his current work. Another mandatory history lesson is now in session.

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Sean Ragon (Cult of Youth) was the perfect person to join us to uncover the classic Metgumbnerbone “Ligeliahorn” LP on A-Mission Records from 1983. A truly mysterious project, Metgumbnerbone creates their own world and we are all more than happy to walk around the industrial ruins and abandoned mills where the recordings were made. This album is a staple for post-industrial and is cloaked in a fantastic mythology ripe for discovery.

The new Cult of Youth double LP “With Open Arms” is coming out this fall on Hospital Productions.

For the ExtraNoisextra on the patreon we discuss Sean’s tape and zine archival techniques.

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Jim O’Rourke takes a journey through his deep history with us and we were absolutely thrilled. We get into 1980s Chicago, setting up shows for Merzbow and Zoviet France, the cassette culture network, working and living in Europe with John Duncan and Christoph Heemann, and so much more. Jim has more stories than most people have had days, so sit back for a first hand historical account of the underground world.

For the ExtraNoisextra segment on the Patreon, we have a great talk on Jim’s history with and love of film.

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The hot Satanic summer sun is burning our bodies and Archon Satani knows this feeling and creates the soundtrack with “The Righteous Way to Completion.” Releases on Cold Spring in 1997, this was the final album for the project. It’s a dark ambient staple and one that stokes Satan’s fires during the hottest of seasons. Completion is here.

You can listen to “The Righteous Way to Completion” here
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Recent Listening:
The Gerogerigegege “Hotel Ultra”
The Gerogerigegege “Singles”
Bob Marinelli “Blood and Bones”
Thirdorgan “Loch Ness Monster”
Mangled Clit “Erotakill”
Ames Sanglantes “Canada 666”
Oswald Resurrection “United States of Autopsy”
Lussuria “Blue Wall of Silence”
Phocomelus “The Collector”
Evil Moisture “Gak”
Death Kneel “Adaptive Emotional Use”
Sigillum S “Sigillum S”
Mlehst “Breathing in Dead Flies”

It’s time another “roots of noise” episode as we went to Mitchell Brown’s (Gasp, Points of Friction) place to learn more about the world of “incredibly strange records” from the 50s and 60s. From delay drenched novelty records to recordings of earthquakes to recordings of insects to equipment test records, Mitchell is an expert in this arena. For this one, we play some examples of these records and react to them in the moment. Make sure your stereo is calibrated and dig in.

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Christian Fennesz joins us today for a fantastic discussion. It’s the 25th anniversary of his first album “Hotel Paral.lel” so we take a look back at those early days, from meeting Peter Rehberg and how radical using a computer was, to his recent work and what it’s like being back in a bedroom studio. We were very grateful to get to talk to Fennesz and get a perspective from one of the stalwarts of Mego and 90s experimental computer sound.

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With the return of the Self Abuse Murder Series, we wanted to put up one of our Patreon episodes on the original Murder Series over here on the regular feed. March to 1980s Soviet Russia with this month’s Case History as Skin Crime tackles the werewolf-like existence of Andrei Chikatilo on the “Monster” 7″. We get into the life of the Butcher of Rostov and how perfectly the noise relates to his murders. Stay away from train stations and woods, but keep this 7″ close. You never know who you will run into.

Listen! Tracks 77-79 here: https://hospitalproductions.bandcamp.com/album/case-studies-in-early-taxidermy-techniques
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Bob Scott, the mastermind behind Xome, took time to sit down with us to discuss his many decades in the noise world. From living in Japan in the 90s to tricking Mike into thinking he saw him play in 1999, this was a super fun and informative talk. Xome is one of the greats that is still going to this day, so fill up a jar with mud and put this one on at your next party.

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Grab a copy of the Sunday Sport, pull out your dirtiest pencil, and steel yourself for a true noise history lesson as we go in depth with All Brentnall of Mlehst and Bandaged Hand Produce. A true legend of noise, talking to All was incredible as he let us into the tangled web of Mlehst, from the early’ 90s all the way through today. Cry over spilt milk and discover the difficulty in crossing a field with one of the greatest to ever do it.

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Adam Fritz, the man behind En Nihil, joins us for a rare talk about his history in the noise underground. We get into how he connected with Ron Lessard, Marco Corbelli, and more. En Nihil is currently in its 3rd era, and Adam gives us insight to all of his phases. Additionally, in the extra segment we get to the bottom of what the heck Adam did to Erik Hoffman for the cover of “Assertive Order of Obedience.”

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Mental Destruction bring a truly unique take on industrial with “When Madness Strikes.” Standing apart from their peers, Mental Destruction was an orthodox Christian industrial band from Sweden. While they were on Cold Meat Industry and label mates with the likes of MZ.412, Mortiis and more, Mental Destruction confront listeners in a different way, both sonically and ideologically. Light the way or burn alone in hell.

Recent Listening:
Azure Skies – Azure Skies
Alio Die “Under An Holy Light”
Red Hook “THEY Whisper”
Richard Ramirez bandcamp
En Nihil “Assertive Order of Obedience”
Macronympha “Ultimate Vibrator”
Sewer Election “Horse Utopie”
Various Artists “The Eye Decay Theory Or When The Garden Becomes A Time Lapse (A Compilation Of Spontaneous Combustion Witnesses)”

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Some Noisextra favorites are hitting the road for an east coast tour, so we thought it’d be a great opportunity to talk to all three projects involved — Black Leather Jesus, Moonbeam Terror, and Straight Panic. We hear what they’ve all got planned for the shows, how they are prepping to be in a van with multiple characters, and how excited they are to be laying down the live noise. Go check out this great noise tour at the following shows:

June 15th – Dayton, OH at Skeleton Dust
June 16th – Pittsburgh, PA at Collision
June 17th – Ithaca, NY at Forest City Lodge
June 18th – New York, NY at the Broadway
June 19th – Providence, RI at AS220

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Satanic sexual madness cuts deep as we stab our ceremonial knives into Teatro Satanico “Mephitic Coitus” from 1994. Originally released on Hex Minora’s BV Tapes label and later re-released on Chondritic Sound, this cassette is for all the dirty rotten scoundrels. Give in to your secret impulses, give in to Teatro Satanico.

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Felt like a good time to dig into a G.R.O.S.S tape, so Greh suggested Mortal Vision “Nacht Musik.” An early solo project of Hiroshi Hasegawa, Mortal Vision provides a tape full of night noise atmosphere all the way from 1992. Travel through a landscape within a forgotten time of battered strings run through primitive electronics. A great early G.R.O.S.S. tape for your midnight listening.

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Jacob Kirkegaard joins us for a highly interesting discussion on birth, death and what goes on in between. Jacob’s recordings of the death process “Opus Mors,” is a new level for sound capture and we get into the thought and process behind this work. We also talk about his recordings in Chernobyl, waste management facilities, glaciers, geysers and much more. We can’t thank Jacob enough for taking time out of his trip to have this conversation.

Visit Jacob at fonik.dk or via Topos at topos.media
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Pure Japanese harsh noise was called for this week, so what better cassette to dig into than Government Alpha “Erratic”? Released in 1996 on his own Xerxes label, this tape sets the tone for what was to come for Government Alpha. At times unsettling, at other times brutal, and at all times astonishing, “Erratic” is a high mark for 90s noise. Fall into the vortex with Government Alpha.

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Suzy Poling (Pod Blotz) joins us for an incredible discussion about her sound and art. Suzy is an old friend of all of ours and recently went through a very harrowing ordeal and we get into what happened and how her art has helped her through this and how it will affect her work going forward. A thoughtful conversation with an fantastic artist, we can’t thank Suzy enough for sharing her experience.

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Ryan Martin joins us to pay tribute to Hermann Nitsch, who passed away April 18, 2022. Ryan met Nitsch a few times and tells us an incredible story of him and Genesis P-Orridge getting to visit Hermann at the Prinzendorf Castle. We discuss all aspects of his work and how his way of living life intensely can act as an inspiration to us all.

For this episode, the extra segment for patrons will be visual as we have posted the pictures and videos Ryan mentioned in the episode, as well as a video showing images of Nitsch’s work throughout his career. Head over to http://patreon.com/noisextra to view the supplemental material.

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Shane English returns and brought with him possibly the most obscure album we’ve covered thus far — NSI “M Plays Havoc.” A huge mystery from 1980s France, this self released slice of industrial ambience is shrouded in fog. A friend of Shane’s was able to track down a member of NSI and supplied us with some info and history behind this hidden project.

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Recent Listening:
K & S – Vex Palladium
Moozzhead – Adventures in Modern Erotics
Arquitectos de Ruidos – ——————- (1989, Chile)
Rongwrong – Epiphany + The Story Of Alfons Czahor (early 90s, Poland)
G.P.U – Structures (1993, France)
Ain Soph – II (1985, Italy)
Clock DVA – Digital Soundtracks
Tristan Koreya’s netlabel Nostalgie de la Boue

It’s our first episode covering an album in a while, and we landed on Iugula-Thor “Processcenes.” Originally released on BloodLust! as part of their classic tape series, Iugula-Thor’s unique and personal brand of PE carries a sinister stare. This release, along with other Iugula-Thor material, is based on the Process Church of the Final Judgement, so we also go into the history of the Process and dedicate a good chunk of this episode to that discussion. As It Is, So Be It.

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We get a terrific look at operating a magazine in the 80s and 90s as Daniel Plunkett of ND Magazine sat down with us. ND started in 1982, stemming from the mail and experimental art world and moved into industrial, noise, and many other islands of sound. We get some great stories of not only putting together a magazine, but also booking John Duncan, putting together a cassette network event, and much more. In addition to having run ND, Daniel currently owns and operates End of an Ear record store in Austin, still supporting the world of underground sound.

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Nico Vascellari (Ninos Du Brasil, Codalunga) was in Los Angeles, so we jumped at a chance to have a talk. We get into running a space in a very small Italian town, doing a multi week tour of private shows, enacting a 24 hour performance, navigating the underground, and more. The new Ninos Du Brasil album is available to order this week on Hospital Productions and this discussion got us all excited to shoot confetti in celebration.

Ninos Du Brasil “Antro Pop” album available for preorder now via Hospital Productions.
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CM von Hausswolff was in town for the Touch Activities Fest and we got a chance to sit down with him for a bit. We get into the history of Elgaland-Vargaland, his interest in EVP, recording with various collaborators, and more. CMVH has been going since the early 80s and it was great to hear his perspective on navigating the world of sound throughout the decades. Listen for the ghost in the grid.

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Class is in session for another deep noise history lesson as Eric Lunde joins us to discuss his entire chassis of work. From Boy Dirt Car to his solo output to his robot creations to his written works and more, Lunde’s unique perspective had us totally enthralled. Eric is a true original and we were honored to get a chance to get see behind the robot head.

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John Balistreri, the man behind Slogun, was cool enough to spend a couple hours with us for a completely fascinating conversation going through his entire history, from growing up in Bensonhurst to taking his brand of PE all over the world. Serial killers, self disgust, graffiti, and so much more are touched on in this comprehensive episode. It was a true honor for us have a deep discussion with one of our absolute favorite artists.

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Cassette culture pioneer Al Margolis of Sound of Pig and If, Bwana joins us today to take a look back at the glorious days of 80s DIY noise. Al shares stories from back in the day and how the cassette network operated. Sound of Pig was one of the most important US tape labels and its legacy still looms. Its another mandatory noise history lesson from one of the original trouble makers.

Cassette Culture: Sound of Pig Music 1984-1990 Book
If, Bwana on Bandcamp
If, Bwana – They Call Me Bwana
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It was an incredible honor to have a discussion with Francisco Lopez. One of the pioneers of environmental recording, Lopez has traversed many states of sound and he fills us in on his entire history. We get into his technique, process, and thoughts behind his work. A truly unique individual and an inspiration to countless artists, Francisco lets us all in to his hidden world.

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http://t-hs.bandcamp.com
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Dave Phillips joins us today for a fascinating discussion. As we have been looking at field recordings this month, we focus on Dave’s work in this realm. He fills us in on his travels, what drew him to recording insects, and his process of doing so. Of course, we also get into other aspects of his work like Fear of God, Ohne, and Schimpfluch-Gruppe. What are the insects telling us?

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Jeph Jerman of Hands To/City of Worms/Big Body Parts and so much more joins us for an in depth discussion of his entire work. Jeph has been going since the early 80s and we get into everything from his use of field recordings, made up words, and philosophy on listening. Another engrossing noise history lesson is in session — be sure to bring a tape recorder to capture all sounds.

Email Jeph for all currently available items: [email protected]
https://cityofworms86.bandcamp.com
Rough Music: The Hands To Library

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Erik Hoffman was cool enough to have us to his home to discuss two landmark Ground Fault CDs in the field recording realm: Eric La Casa “The Stones of the Threshold” and Lionel Marchetti “Portrait D’Un Glacier.” Erik relays some thoughts on the albums as well as working with each artist. We get into the importance of field recordings, where they can take you, and how they fit into the noise world.

To order the Ground Fault Recordings Complete Box Set, write mail(at)groundfault(dot)net

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We were thrilled to have Sam Rosenthal of Projekt Records, Black Tape for a Blue Girl, and more join us to head down atmospheric dark ambient branches. Sam has been operating since the early 80s and shares his thoughts on his own work, the artists that were part of the label, and how the music landscape has changed. An insightful history shadowy world of Projekt Records.

Note: patrons get an extra segment on “Excelsis” and some Peter Steele talk.

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The world lost a force of nature this week with the passing of Tom Smith. We are putting up a To Live and Shave in LA 7” episode that was recorded a few months ago, as well as a few words from Mike at the top. A proper tribute will follow in the future. Tom Smith forever.

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The tables are turned on Noisextra as we reached out to listeners to see if they had any noise questions for us. Inquiries concerning running a label, favorite releases, show memories and more. Thank you to everyone who participated.

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Break the metal mold with Chop Shop “Steel Plate.” A heavy release in every sense, we explore the sonic sculptures of Scott Konzelmann. Two 10″s and a booklet strapped to a sheet of metal, this is one of the great 90s noise packages. Listen and witness physical sounds through visible sources.

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Coming soon on No Coast No Hope. Anthony Amelang “Traumland” C40 cassette. Synthetic transmissions of parallel landscapes amidst dream technology. One half of the Minneapolis PE unit “Controlled Opposition”, Anthony Amelang crafts personal and varied power electronics with previous releases on Phage Tapes and Chryptus Records. Still in stock is the CD full length album “Loss of Innocence” from the Milwaukee stalwart of depressive dark electronics Blessed Sacrifist. Also in stock is Controlled Opposition’s “You Don’t Want To Know” cassette, a militant explosion of outrage, activism, and conspiracy.

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Recent Listening:
Maya Deren – Divine Horsemen
Burried Machine – Aoral Portion
Stratvm Terror – Germinal Chamber
Dust Belt “Melting Atlantis Resurrection”

A new year should only begin with a classic and that’s what we had searing through the speakers with MSBR “Destructive Locomotion (Dedicated to Chizuo Matsumoto)” on Pure. Chizuo Matsumoto was known to the world as Shoko Asahara, the leader of Aum Shinrikyo. This is a noise/true crime episode, in the vein our Murder Series episodes, as we dig into this incredible album as a background to the story of Aum Shinrikyo and Tokyo sarin subway attacks.

Sponsor:
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Circuit Wound “A Sudden Lapse of Concentration”
Scathing “A Capital Beneath The Waves”

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To end the year, we thought we’d give everyone a glimpse into what we’ve been doing over on the Noisextra patreon.
You knew it had to happen sometime. That time is now. Greh cornered Mike and asked him all sorts of stuff. Guitar? Check. Death Metal pedal? Check. Air organ? Check. Vocals? Check. And of course we talk his latest evolution of Failing Lights, working with Tara in Yellow Gas Flames, how Clay Rendering has influenced his solo work, and what it’s like to operate the Los Angeles Serial Killer Synthesizer Club.

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Papa Noel crosses our doorstep in the form of the self-titled Kallabris LP. Whip up a holiday cocktail and trudge through the snow to witness the darkly tense strings and low noise being performed in rooms beyond your reach.

Sponsors:
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Hive Mind “Elysian Alarms Remixes”

Oxen Records
Circuit Wound “A Sudden Lapse of Concentration”
Scathing “A Capital Beneath The Waves”

Recent Listening:
Olshanoe “What Do You Hear Coming Home?”

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2021 is coming to a close, so it’s time to get into some of our favorite releases of the year. This go around we decided to have a general discussion of our faves rather than a “list.” Here’s to a great year in noise as we look forward to 2022. Noise for life, noise ’til death.

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Recent Listening:

KK Null’s “Saishiyu Butshitsu” LP from 1985 was recommended to us and we were all blown away. Brand new to us, this album hits all the right notes. In the moment physical brutality brings us to many different spaces in our brain. KK Null has a widely varied discography, but this LP sits firmly in the land of pure noise. A new favorite for Noisextra.

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Recent Listening:
Joel Danielsson “Atlas”
Sissy Spacek “Radio Format”
Autoerotichrist “Bondage Morningstar”
Anemone Tube “Death Over China”
Form Hunter “Violent Adaptation”
Linekraft “Asura”
Various Artists “Remorseless Greed”
Death Pact International “FBI Most Wanted: Ragnarok”
Death Pact International “Day of the Folding Stock Mac 10s”
Radiosonde “Interference:Pattern”

We were delighted to have Nigel Ayers of Nocturnal Emissions join us for a fascinating discussion. To celebrate the release of the new book “Electronic Resistance”, Nigel took us back to the early days of industrial culture through the lens of Nocturnal Emissions. We get into working with MB and SPK, early mail art contacts, and how NE’s approach evolved throughout the years. Another mandatory history lesson is now in session.

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Greh introduces the Connellys to an old obscure favorite of his with Netzach “Force and Fire.” Loop based industrial from 1993, this tape hit all the right notes and got the entire crew revved up. Tara dove into researching the Crowley and Kabbalisitc references on the release and fill us in on her findings. This is an exciting early 90s industrial artifact prime for (re-)discovery.

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Recent Listening:
The Sodality “Beyond Unknown Pleasures”
Ultra “Roman Holiday”

John Wiese was in town so it was a perfect time to sit down and have a chat. We focus on Wiese’s love of the 7” format but of course we get into many aspects of John’s work, from his early days in California to Sissy Spacek’s upcoming tour with Blood Incantation. Boil sound down to its essence and give all your attention as the 7” spins.

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Let waves of noise lead you to new lands with Mo*te “Taste Die Mad” on Spite from 1998. A great free flowing noise tape, Mo*te drops us into deep waters and we aren’t in any hurry to reach the surface. Let this be the soundtrack to the crumbling world.

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Recent Listening:
Intrinsic Action “Bad Jack”
Ferro Mortem/Die Kombination “Partie Mobile”
Die Kombination “Liebermuster”
Atrax Morgue “Closed Exit”
Herman Kopp “Nektromantik” OST
Inferior Passions “The Patrician”
Raging October “Hangman”
Garden-Watcher “Fistfuck Dark Talisman”
Merzbow “Noise Matrix”
Merzbow “Pulse Demon”
Merzbow “Tauromachine”

Macronympha deliver one of the definitive American Noise albums with “Intensive Care” on Self Abuse from 1998. We received a letter from Joe Roemer and relay info on the album and Macronympha directly from the source. Primal sound steamrolls the status quo world. Blow out every little sound and submit to total noise.

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Recent Listening:
Body Carve – Rehearsals Demo
Le Testament De La Lumière – Der Tod Ist Ein Treuer Kamerad
Various Artists – Tesco Disco: Heavy Electronics II
Deathroes – Unearthed
Heat Signature – Brain on War
Heat Signature – Disguised Human Presence
Contemporary Harsh Noise Vol III-VI – Convenience, Apathy, Urbanization and Materialism
Beton Tage – Hollow Floor
Beton Tage – Architecture & Sensuality

Our annual Atrax Morgue episode has arrived, and this time we take a look at “Black Slaughter.” A different type of release than covered on our previous Atrax episodes, here Marco Corbelli utilizes samples instead of vocals to convey the thoughts of a psychopathic mind. Included in “Black Slaughter” is an insert with notes on each track by Marco himself, and we read his words throughout. We are ready. Marco Corbelli forever.

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All Hallows’ Eve approaches and the Specter rises to let us into the shadow kingdom of Old Tower. We had an enchanting discussion on his process and philosophy, going from Old Tower’s beginnings to the new album “The Old King of Witches.” Build a twilight world and tear apart the fabric of reality. Let the cauldron spill over.

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Oxen Records
Peter J Woods Collages C30 – Created through reimagined texts and sounds from works written between 2012-2019.
Unsustainable Social Condition Rapid Polarization 2 C20 – Followup to 2019’s Rapid Polarization on Foul Prey: brutish feedback and frayed layers of havoc.
Circuit Wound A Sudden Lapse of Concentration CD – Jay Howard’s decades long harsh noise project abuses with sheets of gnarled, hellacious onslaught.
Scathing A Capital Beneath The Waves CD – Mutilated feedback vigorous distribution of Americanoise plowing through all guardrails, unhinged swirl of limbs.

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Mortiis is one of the most singular and transcendental electronic artists of the past 30 years and it was an absolute honor for us all to get a chance to speak with him. What transpired was a riveting discussion on the entire body of work left by Mortiis, Vond and beyond. We get into his relationship with Cold Meat Industry, working with Merzbow, his early electronic music influences, and so much more. Join us and we wander through castle ruins and crooked paths with Mortiis.

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Oxen Records
Peter J Woods Collages C30 – Created through reimagined texts and sounds from works written between 2012-2019.
Unsustainable Social Condition Rapid Polarization 2 C20 – Followup to 2019’s Rapid Polarization on Foul Prey: brutish feedback and frayed layers of havoc.
Circuit Wound A Sudden Lapse of Concentration CD – Jay Howard’s decades long harsh noise project abuses with sheets of gnarled, hellacious onslaught.
Scathing A Capital Beneath The Waves CD – Mutilated feedback vigorous distribution of Americanoise plowing through all guardrails, unhinged swirl of limbs.

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We will never get enough of Slaughter Productions, so we decided to take a look at 3 individual cassettes released by the label: Stratvm Terror “The Only True Septic Whore,” Slogun “A Breed Apart,” and Contagious Orgasm “Defective Merchandise.” All 3 tapes represent different countries and styles that highlight the curation of Slaughter. We add a cassette compilation – “Slaughter Age 95” – on the Extra Noisextra for our patrons, showcasing Marco’s knack for putting together outstanding comps.

Stratvm Terror – The Only True Septic Whore
Slogun – The Die Song

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Remorseless Greed is the 700th release on Hospital Productions. A 2xc60 packaged in metal can with sand. The contents are secret and one must “excavate” the tomb to see who’s inside. Edition of 350 cans for the living, the dead and the immortal…

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October has crept in, and we begin the month by speaking with Subklinik, aka Chad Davis. Subklinik has been wandering the landscapes of death industrial for over two decades and let us in to his world and process. We get into his early days, working with Marco Corbelli, his relationship with death, and much more in this captivating discussion.

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Kyle Wright returns to discuss the fantastic Jonathan Briley box set that Kyle released on his Diophantine Discs label. Jonathan had disappeared from the music world for decades, and Kyle tells us how he ended up getting in touch. He also gets into putting together the box itself and more behind this important collection of ’80s industrial cassette culture.

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Recent Listening:
Bomb the Daynursery “Primitive Perversions 1981-83”
Chris Watson “El Tren Fantasma”
Vagina Dentate Organ “Un Chien Catalan”
Various Artists “Ne Ni”
Ord & Murderous Vision “The Astral Pathways of the Inflamed Mind”
Internal Fusion “Om Vaira Sattva Hum”
Orphx “Primordial State”
God Is War “s/t”
Crawl Unit “Malfunction for Orchestra”
Venerence “Just for You”

Penetrate the void with The Haters “Drunk on Decay.” Justin Lakes joins us to erode this classic CD from 1997. It was one of the most widely available Haters albums at the time and its impact is still felt today. GX provided us with some background info on this album as well as other “Drunk on Decay” performances. De-cay is good-cay!

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Recent Listening:
Aube “Hydrophobia”
Various Artists “Japanoise”
Ord & Murderous Vision “The Astral Pathways of the Inflamed Mind”
Jackson Pratt “A Romantic Phenomenon”
666 Volt Battery Noise “A Brief History Of The Unstoppable Power Of Negative Energy”
Universal Cell Unlock “Level Repulsion”
Lebesfaden “Reinheit”

P. Children provide a fantastic 10″ for us to dissect this week. They are a very unique project that takes its academic background and filters it through the early 90s world of RRR and SSS. Bang on an oxygen tank and slide your fingers along piano strings. Penderecki’s Children indeed.

Note: due to some recording issues, the Connellys’ sound is less that optimal.

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Recent Listening:
Aaron Dilloway & Jeph Jerman “Casual Collisions”
Subklinik “Dissektion Program”
Leah P “Surviving the Familiar”
Pain Jerk “Pain Jerk”
Tadayuki Miura “Auto Sleeper”
Radiosonde “Interference:Pattern”
“The Shining” OST

Crimson and viscous, Yen Pox “Blood Music” flows into our veins. This 1995 album is an absolute classic in the world of dark ambient, and the twilight territory it places us in is intoxicating. Blot out the sun and cover the world in “Blood Music.”

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Recent Listening:
MSBR/BN one sided LP
Rogue State “State 213”
Moonbeam Terror “Self Enucleation”
Matthias Gustafson “Piano & Tapeworks vol. 2”
Yellow Gas Flames “Lying to the Ripper”

We return to the Pure series to cover Prick Decay’s “Mud Sound for Car Stereos” as recommended by guest Anthony Saunders. Fitting perfectly in the realm of mid ’90s RRR sound, we all wallow in the tape hiss and crudeness provided Prick Decay. In addition, Dylan Nyoukis provided some background info on this CD. How will your milk taste?

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Recent Listening:
MSBR “Intensification”
Deathpile “Gashbutcher”
Bastard Noise “Descent to Mimas”
RRR 5th Anniversary Box Set Thing
Leah P “Surviving the Familiar”
Sunk Cost “Wave of Mutilation”
Heat Signature “Brain on War”
Tourette “Echancre”
Peter J. Woods “A Waste of Red Meat”
No Artists (Jed Speare) “Cable Car Soundscapes”
Domaine Poetique “Discography”
Total “Exploded Star Sad Servant”

Shane English (Corporate Park, K & S, L.I.E.S. Records) brought a very obscure 80s French industrial cassette to us with La Sonorite Jaune “Heliae” on their own SJ Organisation label. Shane has communicated with Pascal of LSJ and relays some background info on “Heliae.” We were all excited to be introduced to this tape and project thanks to Shane’s deep knowledge of 80’s Euro cassette culture.

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Recent Listening:
Murderous Vision “Live at Botswick Design Art Initiative”
Cranioclast “A Con Cristal” (1987, Germany)
M. Standish “Force Of Habit” (1984, US)
Northern Machine “1st Transmission” (1988, US)
Schuster “Assumption” (1986, UK)
Fetus In Fetu “S/T” (1984, Germany)
Hithlahabuth “Live From The Miscatonic University” (1990, Germany)
Total “Hard + Low”
Young Hustlers “Hiding in the Open”

Stefan Aune joins us to discuss Hands To “Decesh” tape from 1988. Stefan has been working with Jeph Jerman, the man behind Hands To, and brings some great behind the scenes knowledge for this fantastic artifact from 80s cassette culture. Play this episode through your body and note the results.

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Recent Listening:
Altar of Flies – Signaler
Sewer Election – Antarktis
Spate – Neuter
Itsi Ramirez – Untitled
John Duncan – Crucible
MSBR – Fracture of Silence
Stegm – Sugar Shower

Enter a place of mystery with Grim’s “Folk Music” album from 1986. There’s really no other album like it, and we get wrapped up in its blend of austerity, violence, and pure vision. We go from places of worship to rooms filled with oil drums to the Alps and many more places in between. Throw out all expectations and embrace the world of Grim.

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Recent Listening:
Dave Phillips “To Death”
Kjostad “Warlord”
Painkiller “Execution Ground”
CCCC “Cosmic Coincidence Control Center”
Moozhead “Sinematic Pleaures”

Carlos Giffoni joins us to pay tribute to Peter Rehberg, who we lost on July 23, 2021. Carlos worked with Peter and brought him to the US for the first No Fun Fest, helping to introduce many stateside noise supporters to the world of Mego. We discuss Pita’s classic album “Get Out,” as well as share stories of Peter Rehberg. His loss will be felt for ages, but his music, and the music he released, will forever live on.

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Matt Purse (Oxen, Unsustainable Social Condition) brought us a major noise LP to discuss — the first Hanatarash album on Alchemy. Matt’s love and knowledge of Hanatarash and all of Eye’s work is evident and incredibly exciting. Throw out any regard for your safety, fire up the bulldozer, and plow into this legendary band and album.

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Recent Listening:
Aaron Dilloway & Lucrecia Dalt “Lucy & Aaron”
Scathing “Pale Faced Feeders”
Unsustainable Social Condition “Seductive Distress” 
CCCC and Hijokaidan on Italian TV 

An absolute classic VHS called for our first in-person episode in a long time as we all got together to watch “Kingdom of Noise: Japanese Noise Selection.” Truly mandatory viewing for everyone, it was great to revisit as these clips were some of the first noise visuals we saw back in the 90s. This tape is a perfect showcase of the breadth of Japanese noise featuring Masonna, Merzbow, Seed Mouth, Incapacitants, and much more. A mandatory look into extreme history.

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Recent Listening:
Alberich/Final “A Second is a Year”
Final “Burning Bridges Will Light Your Way”
Sewer Election – Antarktis
CCCC – Gnosis
Private Archive – s/t
Coil – Unnatural History

The junk orchestra is tuning up as we sift through debris with Ferial Confine “The Full Use of Nothing.” Squeals becomes notes, layers become voices, and chaos becomes ambient. An inspiring chunk of 1980s UK noise, this album leads us out of the mundane into the nothingness of total sound.

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Recent Listening:
Subklinik “Neuroskizm”
Serration “Rites of Flesh”
Overload “Brainwasher”
Eroticism “Once and Again”
Andrew Chalk
Eric La Casa “Threshold of Stones”
Various Artists “Pop Ambient”
Richard Ramirez “Hey Sissy!”
Small Cruel Party “Resin, Parched, Chthonic”

A CD as great as it is unexpected, Hermit /Thirdorgan “Dead-Tech Machine Gallery” delivers a magnificent glimpse into the possibilities of 90s noise. Hermit’s garbage fi mixes with Thirdorgan’s utter harshness to generate a fascinating album. Part individual, part collaboration, part live… all personality. The spirit of worldwide DIY underground is alive.

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Recent Listening:
Punxplotation “Hustling at the Gates of Helter Skelter”
Joe Colley “Chapel Action“
To Live and Shave in LA “The Wigmaker in Eighteenth Century Williamsburg”
Hive Mind “Hollow Slumber”

A multi format release closes doors that can never open with Vromb’s “Perimetre 3+10” on Ant-Zen. The rhythmic noise hypnosis of this release connects us all to event horizons. Tara attempts translate and dissect the French vocals and discovers a conceptual theme imbedded in this great late ’90s black hole.

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Recent Listening:
Advokat Ihrer Hoheit “Ruskschau”
Capricorni Pneumatici “Putredini Obnoxious”
Dead Body Love “Unplugged”
Dead Body Love “Bacteria 2”
HCOD “Instruments of Destiny”

In our first episode on a Ground Fault Series 1 CD, we bring nature inside with Kiyoshi Mizutani’s “Bird Songs.” Tara supplies the info on some of the specific birds heard on this album, and we all get lost in a sea of trees. Let the natural world lay down the atmosphere in your unnatural surroundings.

You can still get this CD new from the label via Discogs seller Bigloaf.
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Recent Listening:
Mammal “One Foot in the Fog”
Dave Phillips “Humanity is the Virus”
Ain Soph / Sigillum S “Split”
Aphex Twin “Selected Ambient Works 2”
666 Volt Battery Noise “Family Annihilator”
666 Volt Battery Noise “Another Weapon in the War Against Music”
K2 “Metaloplakia”

Darkness descends on the podcast as we discuss MZ.412 “Malfeitor.” We are thrilled as Nordvargr himself lent his voice to this episode and gave us insight not only into this album, but the project as it was in the late 80s. Crowbar your way into the engine room and stare into the abyss.

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Recent Listening:
MZ.412 “Svartmyrkr”
Brett Naucke “EMS Hallucinations”
Perispirit “Spirutial Church Movement”
Death Squad “Porcelain Fuck Machine”
Raison D’etre “Within the Depths of Silence and Phormations”

Before there was Brighter Death Now there was Lille Roger, and we head back to 1985 to discuss his “For Life” cassette. It is a wonderful soundtrack to counteract the monotonous hopelessness of the mundane, as Tara attests to in this episode. Listen and raise the undead.

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Recent Listening:
Eric Lunde AKA Trait – Inspirationals
Eric Lunde – Candyhole
Government Alpha – The Maternity Music
Mania – Raw Nerves and Unseen Eyes
Muslimgauze – Gun Aramaic
Marc Hurtado – Le Milieu du Monde

June is calling so we thought it would be a great time to cover “Endless Summer” by Fennesz. It’s our first time highlighting a Mego album and this seminal disc is a fantastic marker of a particular branch of noise sounds. Melodic guitar swims under broken computer sounds and we are washed away in its waves. Note: apologies for some mic crackle and distortion on this episode.

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Recent Listening:
Anenzephalia “Kaltwelt”
Anenzephalia “Magenta”
Richard Ramirez “Kicking Stars that Left Desire”
Black Leather Jesus “Video Boy Hustler”
Vatican Shadow “Persian Pillars of the Gasoline Era”
Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement “Flying Fish Ambience”
Skin Crime/Crank Sturgeon
Hecker “Sun Pandemonium”
Joe Colley “Trance Tapes”
Various Artists “New Forces”
Evil Moisture “Lucio Full Cheese”
Josh Peterson “Night Electronics”
Jaakko Vanhala “Feral Earth”
Gruntsplatter/ & Wilt “The Trough of Armageddon”

A morbid industrial classic haunts new buildings in the bleak form of “Ephemeral Dawn” by Anenzephalia. We take a look at this slow and tense mid-90s document that gives the same necrotic chills today as it did then. Here the dream dies!

Anenzephalia “Ephemeral Dawn” on the Tesco Bandcamp
Anenzephalia “Instrumentalities” on the Tesco Bandcamp
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Recent Listening:
Lille Roger “Undead 1984-1987”
Overload “Overload”
(cassette copies of Overload are available at Chondritic Sound)

We travel back to a fateful night in 1912 with Seed Mouth’s astounding “Titanic” CD from 1996. An incredibly unique and special Japanese project, Seed Mouth brings something ineffable to the noise landscape. In addition, we discuss the Titanic disaster and how we see it relating to the expanse of this album.

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Recent Listening:
Gruntsplatter “Dowsing in the Cancer Lands”
Corvidae Cabal “Seeing Time”
Hasufel “Shroud”
S-Core “Gush”
V/A “Kosmoloko”

The story of Oedipus is reimagined by IRM on the “Oedipus Dethroned” CD on Cold Meat Industry from the turn of the century. This is a power electronics concept album that utilizes classical symbols and icons to create something beyond its parts. The stage is set and the mannequin is on the table ready for the surgeon.|

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Recent Listening:
Merzbow/Prurient “Black Crows Cyborg”
Merzbow “Space Metalizer”
Merzbow “Pulse Demon”
Etant Donnes “Mort Aux Vauches”
Z’EV “Elemental Music”
Tongue Knax “Venus”
Due Process “Combine I-XVIII”

Did Howard Stelzer break the Noisextra crew with “Acrid Acme (of)” P16.D4? Stelzer brought us this unclassifiable CD from 1989 to explore. This album has been with him since its release, and Howard’s knowledge and relationship with this seminal German project is infectious. We also get into Stelzer’s discovery of noise while living in Florida in the late 80s/early 90s.

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Recent Listening:
Dave Phillips “Don’t Hurt Me For Your Pretty”
Hypertrophy “Sarcoplasmic/Myofibrillar”
Blessed Sacrifist “Loss of Innocence”
V/A “Corporal Punishment”
Smell and Quim “Bulls Penis Soup”
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We are back in Merzland with the fantastically bright “Red 2 Eyes” 10″ on V2. These thick, heavy, and cosmic sounds were recorded in February and August of 1995 and we get to hear Merzbow experimenting with his then-recently acquired EMS synth. As well as the history of this record and title, there is a fun-filled debate on what to call the colors of the cover and vinyl. This 10″ showcases how and why Merzbow hits in a way no one else quite can.

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Recent Listening:
K2 “Demise Symphonika”
V/A “Corporal Punishment”
V/A “Sociometric Test”

Joel St. Germain, the elusive owner of Spite and the man behind Humectant Interruption, gives us a glimpse into his fascinating personal experience of running a 90s noise label. We talk about assembling tapes with pancakes and pig snouts, getting into noise at the age of 15, and if Greh’s driving lessons stuck. Another noise history class is in session; no hall passes will be issued.

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Enter a world of artificial time and nature with “Now Wait for Last Year” by Caroline K. As a member of Nocturnal Emissions, Caroline helped craft a strain of early industrial, but by the time her only solo album was released, a new landscape of sound emerged. This is a very special and singular album from 1987, and we all get swept away by its scope.

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Recent Listening:
Detestifi Yellow Swans
Erik Nystrand “Songs of Fester”
Skin Crime “Tales from the Crypt”
Prurient “Casablanca Flamethrower”
Paranoid Time “Rat Life”
Nocturnal Emissions “Shake Those Chains Rattle Those Cages”
Nocturnal Emissions “Spiritflesh”
Nocturnal Emissions “Stoneface”
Nocturnal Emissions “Mouth of Babes”

Blake Edwards (Vertonen, Crippled Intellect Productions, Ballast NVP) delivers the heavy knowledge on one of industrial culture’s originators by bringing Z’EV “An Uns Momento” CD for us to explore. Blake worked directly with Z’EV to release this obscure material, and he relays the process of putting it together as well as his continuing work with Z’EV up to Z’EV’s unfortunate passing. Set your CD players to “random” and see what happens.

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Recent Listening:
tac “out of context”
Bad Sector + Contagious Orgasm “Vacuum Pulse”
Tender Love “Psy War… Don’t Blink!”
Ø “Metri”
Cryocene “Exclave”
“The Bird with the Crystal Plumage” OST
“My Dear Killer” OST
“Fatal Frames” OST
Eliane Radigue “Triptych”
Eliane Radigue “Trilogie de la Mort”
Lana Del Rey “Chemtrails over the Country Club”
Taylor Swift “Folklore”
Vanessa Rosetto “What is Your Middle-Class American Problem”
Joe Colley “Chapel Action”
Rebekah Harkness “Barcelona Suite & Gift Of The Magi”
Rebekah Harkness “Rachmaninoff Suites Nos. I and II For Two Pianos”
Rebekah Harkness “Journey to Love”

With the release of the Proof of the Shooting box set out now on Self Abuse/Fusty Cunt, we thought it’d be a perfect time to have a conversation with Dan Greenwood, one half of Proof of the Shooting and the man behind the long running Diagram: A. Dan digs back into memories of special packaging assembly, discovering noise in the 90s, recording onto VHS tape and so much more.

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The Pure series strikes again with Knurl “Nervescrap.” To-the-point noise from north of the border courtesy of this long running project. Get trashy, get junky, and tear metal to shreds. Will you make it across the border? Cranking this CD will certainly help.

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Recent listening:
Sigillum S “Klimax Axis”
Sigillum S “Terror Auto-Obstetrics”
Sigillum S “Future Eros Channels”
Kakerlak “Motel Dwelling”
Black Leather Jesus “Torture Machinist”
Etant Donnes “Aurore”
Etant Donnes “Royaume”
CCCC “Amplified Crystal”
CCCC “Amplified Crystal II”
CCCC “Phanstasmagoria”
S Core “Pretension”
Kazuma Kubota “Utsuroi”

Chris Sienko, our most guested guest, returns and brings the deep knowledge on TAC “If it Fits” on Spite. While all being big fans of Spite, none of us were quite familiar with TAC, and Sienko rectifies that with a heap of thoughts and info on this fairly obscure project from the golden era. In addition, Chris breaks down some of his favorite Spite releases.

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Recent Listening:
Altar of Flies “Work Ethics”
Noise-Maker’s Fifes “Public Frontation”
Bad Sector “Plasma”
Death Kneel “Adaptive Emotional Use”
Various Artists “New Forces
Shareholder “The Glass”
Scald Hymn “Instance of Home”
Alial Straa “Tunnels/Stairwell”
Phocomelus “Deus Irae/Crippled Sex”
Phocomelus “Hospital for Deviant Sexual Behavior”
Phocomelus “Bit of Rough”
Phocomelus “Anhedonia”
Hive Mind “Awakening Sect”
Richard Ramirez “This Angel’s Rusted Halo”

Spit on works of art and stand against nothing at all as we discuss The New Blockaders. This week we present the audio of the first Noisextra video done for the Tusk Festival. We go into the early history of The New Blockaders and relay thoughts on TNB from Ron Lessard, GX Jupiter Larsen, Dominick Fernow, and Chris Sienko. Anti anti anti anti anti anti anti anti anti…

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Break into the Nakamatsu Ironworks Ruins with Einsturzende Neubauten in the classic music film “Halber Mensch.” Neubauten has been a gateway band for innumerable noise artists and fans, with this legendary VHS being a huge touchstone. From a site specific performance to videos to live concert footage, “Halber Mensch” perfectly showcases the deconstructed world of Einsturzende Neubauten.

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Recent Listening:
Josh Peterson “Collected Voice, Text and Tape Works”
Einleitungszeit “Aus Der Leichenkammer”
Jean C. Roché “Oiseaux Du – Birds Of Vénézuéla”
Non Toxique Lost “Terre et Argent”
Noise-Maker’s Fifes ‎”Soundscapes Of The Inner Eye”

Ten inches of rusted metal junks eclipse all light with K2 “Anybody Can’t Catch Up With This” on Ant Zen. The material on this record is based on the classic album “The Rust,” so we compare both releases and discuss why 10″s are such a great format for noise. Additionally, Tara teaches us about the actual mountain K2.

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Recent Listening:
MZ.412 “In Nomine Dei Nostri Satanas Luciferi Excelsi”
Seed Mouth “Voice of Phlegm”
Seed Mouth “Titanic”
Skin Graft “Demolition”
I-C-K ‎”Les Hémorragies Nihilistes”
Smokey Emery “Things Done Changed”
ϴ “Void Plan”
Inade / Circular “The Saturnine Broadcasting”

Kyle Wright (Diophantine Discs/Dysthymia) joins us for a conversation on the album he always tests a new stereo with—Bad Sector “Polonoid.” While we were all familiar with Bad Sector, this album was new to us and we can’t thank Kyle enough for bringing it to the table. We careen to the cosmos, burrow into broken computer technology, and immerse ourselves in this unique beast from the late 90s.

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Recent Listening:
Scald Hymn “Instance of Home”
Sewer Election “Cosmic Mirror”
Hiroshi Hasegawa/Leid-Linie split
Ghédalia Tazartès “Diasporas”
Bad Sector “Pressurized Music”
Bad Sector “Absolute”
Spastic Colon “Spastic Colon”
The Palladists “Night the Door Opened”
Inade/Circular – The Saturnine Broadcasting 
Tessendalo “Musca”

As we’ve discussed many Drone Records 7″s on Seven Inch Sunday, we thought it’d be a good time to cover the label’s flagship band Maeror Tri and their “Language of Flames and Sound” CD on Old Europa Cafe. Your brain waves may wash ashore on new lands, but the unfamiliar surroundings will prove rewarding. Blur the hemispheres.

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Recent Listening:
Alien Brains “Menial Disorders”
Robert Turman “Stuck In My Head”
Amph “Control”
Adrian Rew “Slot Machine Music: Field Recordings from Middle American Casions”
I Am Very Happy Knowing Someday I Will Die “In The House Of The Sleeping Beauties”

Everyone is breaking their own rules as we dissect Sickness’ “I Have Become the Disease That Made Me” (2002). We are honored that Chris Goudreau, the man behind the project, agreed to break his own rule and lend his personal perspective to this episode. We are doubly pleased that Erik Hoffman, of Ground Fault Recordings, also agreed to share some of his memories regarding the history of this seminal work. Join us, as we piece together an audio documentary exploring the precision, nuance, and excitation of this classic noise album.

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Recent Listening:
Jeph Jerman “Arcane Facture”
Joe Colley “Chapel Action”
Propergol “Un Déchaînement De Violence / Cleanshaven”

Another noise history lesson is in session with our guest Mason Jones. From the rising tide of early ’90s Japanese noise to the “Japanese American Noise Treaty,” Mason was directly involved in shining a spotlight onto the noise underground. His project Trance has a CD of material from 1991 called “Ancient History” out today and you can grab it via the Troniks webstore or the Helicopter webstore.

Read Issue 1 of Mason’s magazine “Oganku Otaku”
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Shane English (L.I.E.S. recording artist/Corporate Park) joins us to talk about Esplendor Geometrico “Mekano Turbo,” one of his all time favorite bands and albums. Esplendor Geometrico’s brand of rhythmic industrial noise sends us to many different settings, from jungles to trains. Shane brings the full force momentum for this important slice of 1980s industrial.

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Recent Listening:
Sir Ashleigh Grove “The Nimply Power Sessions vol. I-VII”
Francisco Lopez “1984”
S. English “Eris”
Premature Ejaculation “Wound of Exit”
Premature Ejaculation “Necessary Discomforts”
Premature Ejaculation “Estimating the Time of Death”
Anenzephalia “Instrumentalities 1997-2008”
The Haters “Future Cheers”
Shame, Exposure “Bleeding Out”
Takashi Inagaki “Music for the films of Takashi Ito”

Recommended Reading:
Trevor Paglen “Blank Spots on the Map: The Dark Geography of the Pentagon’s Secret World“
Trevor Paglen “I Could Tell You But Then You Would Have to Be Destroyed By Me: Emblems from the Pentagon’s Black World”

Adult film star Charlotte Sartre joins us to discuss Premature Ejaculation’s “Anesthesia” album from 1992 on Dark Vinyl. We not only delve into the impact and nuance of this album, but also Charlotte’s career in porn and the influence Rozz Willams has on her fascinating path. Plus, she schools us on the finer points of spiders and leeches. You must be 18 or older to enjoy this episode.

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Noisextra kicks off 2021 with a new style of episode — Listener Questions. We answer questions sent in by listeners that provoke all types of discussions. Behind the scenes info, advice to new artists, memorable live shows, expanding thoughts and ideas on noise and more. Welcome to a new noise year.

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We end the year with an all time favorite of Greh’s in the form of MSBR & Blazen y Sharp “Mass for Dead Insects” CD. Dark atmospheric noise spills into the room from a futuristic past. Greh discusses his relationship with this album and we go all in on this unique 90s noise collaboration.

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Recent Listening:
Deaf Machine “Found Noises”
The Grey Wolves “Red Terror/Black Terror”
Miguel Ruiz/Francisco Lopez “Rumor de Materia vol. 1”
Maeror Tri “The Beauty of Sadness”
Maeror Tri “The Language of Flames and Sound”
Die Sonne Satan “Metaphora”

‘Tis the season to hang the mistletoe, pour the eggnog and break out Smell & Quim’s “The Christmas Album” cassette. Dave Walklett lent his voice to give some background and ideas behind this tape as we trim the tree to the rambunctious noise contained within. This Christmas, march to the Quim Republic with Noisextra.

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Recent Listening:
Genocide Organ “In-Konflikt”
Einsturzende Neubauten “Halber Mensch”
V/A “Kingdom of Noise”
V/A “Good Alchemy”
SPK “Despair”
Anthony Pasquarosa “Magic and Warmth at Christmastime”
Kevin Drumm “Tannenbaum”

2020 comes to a close, therefore it is time to discuss our favorite noise of the year. We each brought 5 releases to talk about, but of course that’s not enough for us noise maniacs, so we end up going into much more. Our deepest, noisiest THANK YOU to all of our listeners this year…we have only just begun.

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Randy Yau joins us for a discussion on his work, both sonic and visual, and we couldn’t have been more honored. His live sets are stuff of legend, and he gets into preparing for a set as well as his recording process (hint: bathrooms are involved). For this important noise history lesson, we will provide the paper, but you need to bring your own celery. Photo by Seth Tisue.

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Stephen Petrus (Murderous Vision/Live Bait Recording Foundation) joins us to discuss the classic “Death Odors” compilation on Slaughter Productions. Petrus talks about the importance of compilations to his journey, in terms of both listening and releasing. This episode is coming out in tandem with a brand new comp that Stephen has curated entitled “Dies Natalis Invicti Solis” featuring Brighter Death Now, Deutsch Nepal, Contrastate and many more. The CD will be available for pre order on Friday December 4th.

Check out “Dies Natalis Invicti Solis” on December 4. (link inactive before then)

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Recent Listening:
Various Artists “Sexorama”
Altar of Flies “Inblick”
Altar of Flies “Overblick”
CCCC “Reflexive Universe”
MSBR & Blazen y Sharp “Mass for Dead Insects”
Radiosonde “Interference:Pattern”
Konstruktivists “Seventh Soviet Symphony”
Atom Infant Incubator “Copula”
Brighter Death Now “Greatest Death”
Contrastate “Recorded Evidence 2”
ORD “Live Fire Meditation”
Dream Into Dust “Fragments of Legacy”

From Public Bath Records to Public Bath Press, Kato David Hopkins has been flying the flag of Japanese sounds since the 1980s. He’s seen it all… from the very first Masonna shows, to innumerable classic shows at the legendary Bears club. His most recent work is a great book called “Rumors of Noizu: Hijokaidan and the Road to 2nd Damascus” that traces the experimental music scene in Japan leading up to the debut Hijokaidan LP. Get your pen and paper out for another fascinating noise history lesson.

You can find Rumors of Noizu at:
American Dreams (US)
Scream and Writhe (CA)
Lulu’s Book Club (AU)
Discreet Music (SE)
SoundOhm (IT)

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Rhythmic noise puts us squarely in a sci-fi future as we ride the space ways with Sonar’s eponymous debut album. Our minds radiate and we sink into the waters of swampheaven with this CD of head churn electronics. Peek behind the metal doors and witness the medical experiments in progress.

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Recent Listening:
Die Kombination “Signale”
Various Artists “Death Always Follows”
…Today I’m Dead “Menstrual Gold”
Brighter Death Now “Innerwar”
Richard Ramirez “Tracking Device”

The Pure series enters our ears again in the harshest way possible with Dead Body Love “Maximum Dose.” Mike attempts to turn it down, Tara scolds Mike and won’t let him, and Greh runs his girlfriend out of the room. These are all proper reactions to this slice of 90s Italian noise, courtesy of the most important series in noise.

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Recent listening:
Skin Crime “Stories and Studies of Strange Things”
Jumping Tiger “Demo”
Subklinik “Molestdeath”
Taint “The Untimely Silence”
Korpses Katatonik “Sensitive Liberated Autistiks”
Skin Crime “Lot No. 249”
Moonbeam Terror/Fistfuck “split”

The ancient world is alive as we discuss “Missing Volume” by the seminal and mysterious Japanese project S·Core. Fire, fog, and hidden places are all contained within these two sides of dark atmosphere. Yutaka Tanaka, the man behind S·Core, created some of the most unique releases to come out of the noise scene, and “Missing Volume” is no exception.

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Recent listening:
Shredded Nerve “Acts of Betrayal”
Werkbund “Skagerrak”
Burried Machine “Stoned Mirror”
The Cherry Point “Visiting Hours”
Runes Order “1988-2022”
RJF “Greater Success in Apprehension & Convictions”
Lussuria “Scarlet Locusts of These Columns”

We embark on a yearly Halloween tradition as we go deep on Atrax Morgue “Woundfucker,” recorded on Halloween of 1994. An album that has been with all of us for as long as we can remember, “Woundfucker” never fails to affect all of our souls. We relay some of Marco Corbelli’s thoughts via old interviews and dissect what we revere about Atrax Morgue.

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Voices from somewhere beyond interrupt our signal as we discuss “The Ghost Orchid – An Introduction to EVP” CD from 1999. Keeping with the Halloween season, we talk ghosts, the unexplained, as well as the history of EVP recording and the main researchers behind the study of this phenomena. Set your dial to a ghost frequency and hear what can be heard.

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Recent Listening:
Inade “The Crackling of the Anonymous”
Mortiis
Autechre “SIGN”
Current 93 “Where the Long Shadows Fall”

Halloween season creeps on and we discuss a very fitting album for the autumn atmosphere — “The Curse of the Scarecrow” by Megaptera. Farm machinery creaks in the distance while the scarecrow’s spell takes hold. The darkening weather is welcome and this haunting death ambient industrial album will perfectly compliment your October nights.

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Recent listening:
Hive Mind “Elysian Alarms”
Megaptera “Disease”
Polar Moldmentous “Meat Chamber After All”
Polar Moldmentous “Desperate in Nirvana”
Jacob Kirkegaard “Opus Mors”
Haus Arafna “Asche”
Aaron Dilloway / Robert Turman / John Wiese “Electronic Extension”
OVMN “Throbbing Pulse”
Atrax Morgue’s Morder Machine
My Name is Nobody: Stephen Petrus (Murderous Vision)

Coffee table:
John Duncan & Jonathan Canady “Show Your Love”
Kato David Hopkins “Rumors of Noizu and the road to 2nd Damascus”