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Friday, August 7, 2020
Tuesday, August 4, 2020
Saturday, August 1, 2020
Mission Papua Holland – Untitled (cassette, M.P.H. ,1988)
Monday, July 27, 2020
Hard Drugs (cassette, Nux Organization NUX-12, 1986)
Japanese noise compilation with Null, Koma Storatos, Incapacitants, Controlled Bleeding and N.P. Not indexed.
Saturday, July 25, 2020
0607131089 (two cassettes, Sounds For Consciousness Rape SFCR 06, 1990)
No scans of the booklet, which contains photos of the bands performing on this two-day festival, Con-dom, The Haters, Merzbow (and the two them together) and THU20. Not indexed. Quite a noisy one
Thursday, July 23, 2020
Monday, July 20, 2020
Friday, July 10, 2020
Pandora's Wooden Bucket (double cassette, Watergate Tapes, 1989)
Noise compilation with Death Pact, Odal, Vox Populi!, No Unauthorized, F.A.R., Lyke Waje, Cinema Verite and Die Rache. Three hours of music!
Monday, July 6, 2020
Belt - S/he (cassette, 1991)
First release by Joel Bender, also knwn as Belt. He did only 3 in total. Solid industrial music.
Wednesday, July 1, 2020
But This Product Is Crap (cassette, My Smile Is A Mask Tapes 002, 1986)
A long time ago I posted the only other cassette by this label, a short compilation of Dutch punk bands. Now, there is the other one, also with punk music. With music by Scapegoats, B.T.D., Avskum, Scunner, Resistance, Running Riot, Crapscrapers, Mellakka, Strontium 90. Not indexed
Sunday, June 28, 2020
Sex On The First Date With Boyd Rice (cassette, Epitapes , 1989)
Monday, June 22, 2020
Die Schönste Musik Of Japan Vol. 1 (cassette, Geschmack Records DSM 001, 1987)
Compilation cassette from this rather short-lived label with Merzbow, The Gerogerigegege, Incapacitants, Disacting Table, S.Core, Grim and Self Terror.
Friday, June 19, 2020
Rest In Peace - Dood (cassette, RIP Produktion KZS 002, 1982)
One of those I don't know anything about. A sort of naive new wave/punk music. Discogs says is a comic booklet but I don't have that. Not indexed
Tuesday, June 16, 2020
Rare Jongens Die Punkers (cassette, Midas Tapes taped 003, 1982)
Midas Tapes (later Midas Music) released a lot of electronic and industrial music, but they started off (and before that as A Tapes) with punk and 'new wave' music. It contains music by Bounded Sound, The `berlin Wall, ZRQ, The Clefts, The Fall (the famous one, indeed), and ZRQ
Sunday, June 14, 2020
Jac & Marc/Jac & Paul – Pyramid Paranoid (cassette, Midas Tapes 006, 1984)
Tuesday, June 9, 2020
Smexmec - (cassette, ClicheBootlegCenterTapesRecords&Publicery 003, 1983)
Sunday, June 7, 2020
Oost West (double cassette, Ruziek 14, 198?)
The final (double) cassette from Ruziek I post has no artist mentioned anywhere on the package, but according to Discogs members of Vacuum are involved in this. I may post the two LPs by Vacuum one day!
Friday, June 5, 2020
Christenskins Present (cassette, Ruziek #11, 198?)
Thursday, May 28, 2020
Administratief Management – Tibet & Australie (cassette, Ruziek Cassettes ruziek #10, 198?)
More from Ruziek, but this time it's not puk. This is more electronic pop music, minimal wave and some of these songs could easily fit on a compilation from the label that uses that as a name.
Friday, May 22, 2020
De Droog Tapes (Deel 1) (cassette, Ruziek Cassettes ruziek #6, 1983)
Another compilation by Ruziek, this time with Bart Droog, Vacuum, and Snortiblog. More rants and weird punk
Saturday, May 16, 2020
Sibe Koster / Administratief Management – Modern Music, Don't We? (cassette, Ruziek 2, 198?)
I have no idea who this Sibe Koster is, but along with Jan Pieter Kuil (him we know from Vacuum) they are also Administratief Management. More weirdo punk from this great label from Utrecht
Tuesday, May 12, 2020
Destructief Jong Nederland (cassette, Ruziek Cassettes ruziek #3, 198?)
Thursday, May 7, 2020
Ruzie (cassette, Ruziek Cassettes #1, 1981)
About 90% what you find on this blog was ripped by the same group of a few enthusiasts, using each others technology. For the next few posts, until I say differently, I will post stuff from a good friend of mine, who has some interesting stuff. The first few were released by Ruziek Cassettes from Utrecht, The Netherlands. This label was run by JP Kuil. This is a highly obscure label where experiment and punk went easily together. Kuil was part of Vacuum, the punk band with a drum machine and which we will meet more over the next few posts. There were ties to the city of Groningen (I assume that's where Kuil came from), so we will see some of that too. Like the previous post, this is an fine collection of experiments and lo-fi rock, punk etc. So far, I only heard one release, 'The Only Good Drummer Is A Dead Drummer', so I am excited to finally post some more of this label. This is a great compilation to start with.
Saturday, April 25, 2020
Pianoman is Dead (cassette, Finger In The Dike hole 021, 1981)
When I first heard about blogs around 2007, this cassette was one of the first I found. I had this cassette myself but never bothered to make a digital transfer and I was happy to find it online. I wanted to play the old rip again, found one track was lost so I decided to do a fresh rip and post it again, now with the booklet that was part of it. The booklet says that this is mainly "bedroom recordings, tryouts and other noise". Some punk also.
Of interesting note, two things. One member of Frigid Prams was Jeroen Flamman, who in the 90s scored big hits with gabber techno act Party Animals. Construction was the very first musical project by Frans de Waard, who is better known as mister Kapotte Muziek and still doing bits of experimental music these days. The mentioned Hatert Records he never properly started and was named after the suburb where he grew up. I am sure he's ashamed of this these days.
This release still didn't find its way to Discogs as of today
Monday, April 6, 2020
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