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Miles Davis said that he never tired of listening to Paul’s Boutique. Later, in a VIBE interview of all three Beastie Boys, Chuck D of Public Enemy was quoted as saying that the “dirty secret” among the black hip-hop community at the time of release was that “Paul’s…
So bummed, RIP MCA.
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Suum Cuique - Ascetic Ideals by @ourmodernlove
Suum Cuique is the alias used by Demdike Stare’s Miles Whittaker to vent his purest analogue noise experiments. Giving a stoic nod to the hardware emissions of Mika Vainio or Maurizio Bianchi, and conducted with a meditative practice comparable with Eleh, his 2nd album ‘Ascetic Ideals’ is the sound of Miles’ machines coaxed into revealing their bleakest secrets, often recorded straight from the mixing desk with no overdubs or edits. Aesthetically, it’s closest to his Demdike Stare material, as opposed to his Pendle Coven or MLZ releases, and was - perhaps unsurprisingly - crafted in between sessions for the ‘Elemental’ album. But these tracks are far more stark, murky and extreme than anything in the Demdike cache. The sound veers between outright shock attacks like opener ‘Strohtopf’ to plangent techno malfunctions on ‘Kuiper Analysis’ and the shellshocked, Alberich-like sound sphere of ‘Core Values’, leading us blindfolded thru the infernal torture chambers of ‘Proton Aesthetic’ and the Carpenter-esque closing sequence ‘Dionysus Decay’. Recommended for the headstrong, just make sure to play this double loud.
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Release date: May 2, 2012
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magic marker painting by elvis sportag
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Perispirit-Attn: Deficit Order (Part 2)
Fucking rad industrial grind from Ricardo Donoso and Luke Moldof.
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Here’s my 60 favorite albums and 20 favorite eps/singles of the year, because I have an obsession with listing things.
ALBUMS
1. John Maus-We Must Become The Pitiless Censors Of Ourselves(Upset The Rhythm)
2. The Caretaker-An Empty Bliss Beyond This World(History Always Favours The Winners)
3. Demdike Stare-Triptych/Elemental (Parts 1 and 2)(Modern Love)
4. Roly Porter-Aftertime(Subtext)
5. Leyland Kirby-Eager To Tear Apart The Stars(History Always Favours The Winners)
6. Tim Hecker-Ravedeath 1972/Dropped Pianos(Kranky)
7. Oneohtrix Point Never-Replica(Mexican Summer)
8. Andy Stott-Passed Me By/We Stay Together(Modern Love)
9. Container-LP(Spectrum Spools)
10. Dalglish-Benacah Drann Deachd(Highpoint Lowlife)
11. James Blake(Universal)/Enough Thunder(Atlas Recordings)
12. Anstam-Dispel Dances(Fifty Weapons)
13. Belong-Common Era(Kranky)
14. Black Swan-The Quiet Divide(Ethereal Symphony)
15. Emptyset-Demiurge(Subtext)
16. Born Gold-Bodysongs(Crash Symbols)
17. Balam Acam-Wander/Wonder(Tri Angle)
18. Kreng-Grimoire(Miasmah)
19. Surgeon-Breaking The Frame(Dynamic Tension)
20. Patten-GLAQJO XAACSSO(No Pain In Pop)
21. Morphosis-What Have We Learned(Delsin)
22. Ford & Lopatin-Channel Pressure(Software)
23. Alva Noto-Univrs(Raster-Noton)
24. Bon Iver(Jagjaguwar)
25. Sleep Over-Forever(Hippos In Tanks)
26. Hype Williams-One Nation(Hippos In Tanks)
27. RXRY-Alpha(Sweat Lodge Guru)
28. William Fowler Collins-The Resurrections Unseen(Type)
29. Zola Jesus-Conatus(Sacred Bones)
30. Julia Holter-Tragedy(Leaving)
31. Kuedo-Severant(Planet Mu)
32. Destroyer-Kaputt(Merge)
33. Indignant Senility-Consecration Of The Whipstain(Type)
34. Ezekiel Honig-Folding In On Itself(Type)
35. Yu Miyashita-Noble Niche(Mille Plateaux)
36. Vladislav Delay-Vantaa(Raster-Noton)
37. KPLR(Digitalis)
38. Rrose vs. Bob Ostertag-Motormouth Versions(Sandwell District)
39. Byetone-Symeta(Raster-Noton)
40. Kangding Ray-Or(Raster-Noton)
41. Neon Indian-Era Extrana(Transgressive)
42. Mark Fell-Manitutshu/Periodic Orbits Of A Dynamic System Related To A Knot(Editions Mego)
43. BNJMN-Black Square(Rush Hour)
44. Mike Shiflet-Sufferers(Type)
45. Yves De Mey-Counting Triggers(Sandwell District)
46. Pete Swanson-Man With Potential(Type)
47. Sandwell District(Sandwell District)
48. Planetary Assault Systems-The Messenger(Ostgut Ton)
49. Grouper-A I A: Alien Observer/Dream Loss(Yellow Electric)
50. Frank Ocean-Nostalgia.Ultra(self-released)
51. Active Child-You Are All I See(Vagrant)
52. Alexander Rishaug-Shadow Of Events(Dekorder)
53. The Weeknd-House Of Balloons(self-released)
54. Lee Noble-Horrorism(Bathetic)
55. Marsen Jules-Nostalgia(Oktaf)
56. Alva Noto/Ryuichi Sakamoto-Summvs(Raster-Noton)
57. Conforce-Escapism(Delsin)
58. Diamond Catalog-Magnifield Palette(NNA Tapes)
59. KWJAZ(Not Not Fun)
60. Xhin-Sword(Stroboscopic Artefacts)
EPS/SINGLES
1. How To Dress Well-Just Once(Love Letters Ink)
2. Leyland Kirby-Intrigue & Stuff Vol 1-3(History Always Favours The Winners)
3. Laurel Halo-Hour Logic(Hippos In Tanks)
4. Jensen Sportag-Pure Wet(Cascine)
5. Holy Other-With U(Tri Angle)
6. Miles-Facets(Modern Love)
7. Burial-Street Halo(Hyperdub)
8. Farben-Xango(Faitiche)
9. Autre Ne Veut-Body(Hippos In Tanks)
10. G.H.-Ground(Modern Love)
11. Clams Casino-Rainforest(Tri Angle)
12. Regis-In A Syrian Tongue(Blackest Ever Black)
13. Old Apparatus(Deep Medi Musik)
14. Ayshay-Warn-U(Tri Angle)
15. Inc.-3(4AD)
16. Inga Copeland(self-released)
17. Hype Williams-Kelly Price W8 Gain Vol. II(Hyperdub)
18. Klaus-Tusk(R&S)
19. The Haxan Cloak-Observatory(Aurora Borealis)
20. Objekt-#1(Objekt)
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This is from a great new record from Pete Swanson (formerly of Yellow Swans) called Man With Potential on Type Records.
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]Running Up That Hill b/w Under The Ivy
Kate Bush, EMI Records/UK (1985)
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The video for Born Gold’s incredible single “Lawn Knives” is finally here, thanks to Earth vs. Space and directors Alex Fischer and Ellis Bahl.
Don’t forget to download their Bodysongs LP for free, right here.
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PATTEN - Plurals
From patten’s ‘GLAQJO XAACSSO’ album, out now through No Pain In Pop. “…appears as if from some parallel world; prismatic and mirage-like, soaked in the searing heat of urgency.” Directed by Jane astlight.
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I was very honored to write about Tom Scharpling, Jon Wurster and The Best Show on WFMU for the current issue of Spin Magazine.
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