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Part of an extended type of avant-garde weirdos from your Bay Region, Caroliner — aka Caroliner Rainbow — often described itself seeing that “industrial bluegrass,” that was likely the closest anyone ever found pegging their uncategorizable audio. Their music had been rooted in 19th hundred years Americana and the type …

Not to end up being confused using the blues work from the same name, the Ruler Brothers are referred to as probably the most dangerous work in Japan, having had themselves prohibited from just about any golf club in Osaka for destroying home. Made up of high school-aged rockers Masafumi …

Blackout Beach was conceived like a part task for prolific Vancouver-based vocalist/songwriter Carey Mercer (Frog Eye, Blue Pine). Originally known as “Bertrand Russell and the united states Golf club” it morphed into its last incarnation following the demise of Blue Pine in 2001. Just like his hyper-literate, frequently doom-laden use …

Acquiring an abrasive, distorted method of electronic music, Dan Friel (co-founder of Brooklyn sound rock-band Parts & Labor) uses vintage synthesizers wired through guitar pedals and crusty drum models for his single project. As severe, jagged, and demanding as his recordings could be, they’re extremely melodic and vibrant, celebrating existence …

Guitarist John Dwyer and drummer Jeff Rosenberg move beneath the monikers Red and Dark brown, respectively, for his or her intense sound duo. This wrecking team may be even more traditionally organized and accessible when compared to a group like Lightning Bolt, but their disturbed rants and raucous cacophony is …

Aaron Dilloway is among the most creative, prolific, and revered statistics in the Midwest American experimental/sound scene. His shows and recordings integrate rhythmic loops from eight-track tapes, vocal improvisations, discovered noises, and field recordings. He uses get in touch with microphones to be able to generate severe, feedback-laced noises, occasionally …

Dead Devices are an improvising duo from Ypsilanti, MI, that utilize rewired electronic devices, homemade reed instruments, and metallic percussion to generate hazy post-psychedelic scenery. Couple John Olson, who also has in Wolf Eye, and Tovah O’Rourke, who’s also among the thoughts behind the Polyamory imprint, produced the group in …

Sketching from such disparate places as Throbbing Gristle, Black color Flag, and King Tubby, the Michigan trio Wolf Eye produce harsh and hypnotic electronic scenery that combine the frenzied energy of hardcore using the nihilistic menace of early industrial and sound. Regular touring in the first 2000s brought the group …

Dealing with traditional rock and roll instrumentation in addition to consumer electronics, tape manipulation, and oscillators, Hair Law enforcement builds demonic wall space of appear for an outcome similar to Throbbing Gristle, early Dark Dice, and Wolf Eye. Hair Police created in Lexington, KY, in January of 2001. The initial …

Electro-noise duo the Yellowish Swans created in Portland, OR, in 2001, using the intention of combining punk’s confrontational stance using the aggressively digital audio of glitch. Like a great many other sound performers, Peter Swanson and Gabriel Mindel Saloman self-released many CD-Rs and cassettes of the music, in addition to …