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.

You can still get this from RRRecords.com
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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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