Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Julian Bradley - Stella Concrete Geet (tape, Freedom From, 1999)



Its been a while since I posted music by Bradley, but here is a tape on that dubious Freedom From label. Great drone noise.

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Monday, March 30, 2009

Machines At Last (tape, Quick Stab prod 17, 19??)


Mainly one Robert Lawrence and Paul Shorthouse, who play a bunch of synthesizers, guitar, xylophone and such like. Dr. Freakowitz who submitted this, also has no clue about these people, whom could be spotted on some compilations too.

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Sunday, March 29, 2009

Small Cruel Party - Unroof The House Of The Fishes (tape, G.R.O.S.S., 1993)


I posted some music by Key Ransone before, and I think this is the only release I have by Key Ransone on cassette. There has been a hiatus in releasing his music, but apparentely next year he will appear in the Zelphabet series. Great cover as usual for this Japanese label.

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Saturday, March 28, 2009

De Fabriek - Depressie (tape, De Fabriek Records & Tapes, 1989)


This particular De Fabriek tapes was recorded with or by Klaas Mons, whom we know from Solenoid, and who is a regular member of De Fabriek. Otherwise, like most De Fabriek tapes, there isn't much information on the cover.

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Friday, March 27, 2009

Its Not Over Yet (tape, De Koude Oorlog sz 002, 1987)


Also on De Koude Oorlog is this nice compilation of a varied bunch of musics, by THU20 (who still exist to this date), De Fabriek, Schwester Eberhard, Accusation, Schaum der tage, The Paradox, Krystof Kudla and Szarkov. From punk to experimental - the latter is majority here.

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Thursday, March 26, 2009

From Me To You - Into Your Hands (tape, De Koude Oorlog, 1988)




I don't know anything about this, except that it's one H.P. Flohr playing music here. I believe he was a member of Szarkov. Things are more synth music based here however.

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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Genf - Roh (LP, Finlayson FTV 013, 1996)


And after all this noise, for something completely different. Genf was a trio of Cologne, I believe, consisting of Oliver Brand, Olaf Karnik & Jens Massel, who recorded a few pieces of vinyl, in the mid nineties. They are best described I guess, as a post rock band. Music I liked at the time, and sometimes still do actually. Genf was, along with Kreidler, one of the better ones on the scene.

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