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Tag: avant-rock

12/05/2014 nausika

Jute Gyte / Venowl: microtonal mayhem and madness

Jute Gyte / Venowl, self-titled, Black Horizons, cassette BH-78 (2014) For those who prefer their Jute Gyte in half-hour dollops

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12/05/2014 nausika

Verwüstung: a work of depressed black metal / ambient devastation

Moloch, Verwüstung, Acephale Winter Productions, cassette AWP011 (2014) For sheer consistency and abundance, very few bands can beat this Ukrainian

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05/05/2014 Ed Pinsent

Crystal Gazing

Big French are an underground American rock band who play bizarre songs and their Downtown Runnin’ (WHARF CAT RECORDS 006)

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04/05/2014 Ed Pinsent

Heavier Than Air

Drive My Temple Car Got the fourth album by Queen Elephantine, a distinctive metal band who are situated at the

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05/04/2014 Ed Pinsent

Columbarium

Another curio from those crazy Canadians who call themselves Tetrix. Not unlike their previous release Tetrix 11, Tetrix 12: The

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01/04/2014 nausika

Inside Outside: a soaring ethereal voice above psych-folk electronica and abstract improv

Aurora Dorey Alice, Inside Outside, Sygil Records, cassette 013 (2013) A gorgeous if sometimes slightly sinister and deranged psych-folk offering

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01/04/2014 nausika

Womb C: a wide range of genres searching for communion with dark sinister cosmos

Womb C, self-titled, Bestial Burst, CD BeBu-059 (2013) Dark space ambience, post-industrial percussion, sinister electronics, black metal and trance psychedelia

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30/03/2014 Ed Pinsent

Supermax

Retro 2038 (EDITIONS MEGO 172) from COH is Ivan Pavlov’s immaculate album of futuristic disco-tech minimalism from the later 21st-century

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10/03/2014 nausika

Vast Chains: a mighty mammoth microtonal missive of intense derangement and moments of silent terror

Jute Gyte, Vast Chains, Jeshimoth Entertainment, CD-R JEO65 (2014) Holy heck, here comes another mighty microtonal music missive from the

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02/03/2014 Ed Pinsent

Action Vision

You may recall we reviewed the lovely music of Neil Luck in October 2012, the London composer who gave us

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