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Fam3 - Whit3 Monst3r
(2007)
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All as .zip file
01
- The Lamb.mp3
02
- DRK ERG.mp3
03
- Lightning Does Not Care.mp3
04
- No One Hates You Now.mp3
05
- The Fossil.mp3
06
- Your Sister is Changing.mp3
07
- She is a Cool Anchor.mp3
08
- Shadowy Citizen.mp3
09
- Gold Star Mother.mp3
"We drove for a mile or two down the road without saying
one word to each another. Our eyes were focused intently out the
windshield. Then we saw, crouched by the right side of the road,
this "thing." It looked like a Bigfoot... only different.
It looked into our headlights, stood up and ran in front of the
car, across the road and into a large grove of trees. Mike hit
the brakes as we both screamed." More...
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Rotary Hammer -
We Will Descend, We Will Destroy
01 - Scarlett.mp3 (4:13)
02 - Skeleton
People.mp3 (6:25)
03 - Argosy.mp3 (15:53)
04 - Beyond Upright
Forever.mp3 (7:02)
05 - Thank You Father.mp3 (5:33)
06 - We Will Descend,
We Will Destroy.mp3 (15:30)
Recorded in a haunted apartment on Sutton St. in Greenpoint Brooklyn
circa 1995 Rotary Hammer executes sonic mind-crimes with telepathy
and remote Gibson hollow-body fuzz surround infusion. With angst
ridden terror leads and banshee like backing vocals (on Scarlett
and WWDWWD in particular) Rotary Hammer eats its own poison and
then spits it in the face of authority. Note the lovely street
harmonica on the final track - WWDWWD.
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The Seven Thunders
- Nite Train
01
- Shit Magicians in Despotic Towers.mp3 (4:48)
02 - We Must Have
Moonbase Offline.mp3 (3:34)
03 - Poison
Flare.mp3 (4:17)
04 - Repeats Would
Not Occur Unless Manipulated By the Controller.mp3 (4:37)
05 -.Thick
Milky Arms – RND Pathway.mp3 (6:37)
06 - Those Covered
With Suffering Must Have Magic.mp3 (8:03)
Also recorded and mixed in Greenpoint in 1996 The Seven Thunders was
named after the Brooklyn Indian tribe of the same name. Who could forget
such mystifying samples and tracks as Thick Milky Arms – RND Pathway
which revealed itself on a chilly dark winter night with the aid of
Nyquil. The Shit Magicians in Despotic Towers are major record companies
and media consortiums.
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Lizzy Says 251
Phrases
01
- Lizzy Says 251 Phrases.mp3 (29:06)
Unexplainable recording, which may be a code or manic mantra exemplifying
your own ignorance and dire consequences signaling the point when absorption
of knowledge fails. Connections depend upon sanity. When someone tells
you to do something you better damn well do it. You had better also
know if the Urchins had worms and if they fed them to the birds. You
better not question if the boys had the frogs locked in a box. WHO would
you tell anyway? Sampled from a record from the New York Public Library
in the late 1980s.
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The Seven Thunders
- Blake vs PTV
01 - Blake
vs PTV.mp3 (46:48)
In this full on battle remix and assault between The Mystic William
Blake and Thee Mystikal Psychic TV, no one wins, but what’s the
difference when it comes to seeing the world in a grain of sand and
holding the universe in the palm of your hand anyway. There are BIGGER
constructs than we know about. They fight, and through that conflict,
fit into one another like one magnificent all knowing cosmic glove
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Rotary Hammer –
Torment of the Metals
01 - Fire.mp3 (31:45)
02. - Water.mp3 (36:39)
An ambient exploration of two primary elements and their inverse powers.
Filled with inner dynamism, the sulphur-bull bucks and the dew in the
bowl vibrates, sated with the nitric heavenly spirit, pure saltpeter.
Note the mandolin and ambient radio waves.
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Null - Glenda
01 - Wave.mp3 (7:11)
02 - River.mp3 ( 5.29)
03 - Crystal.mp3 (2:15)
04 - Rain.mp3 (13:09)
05 - Edge.mp3 (5:18)
This is early electronic music was recorded in 1985 somewhere in NJ.
A major influence of these tracks was the Monday night radio show Synthetic
Pleasure on WFMU. It introduced ambient electronic music before people
knew what to call it. Note the track Rain which incorporated environmental
records and the track Crystal which combined actual Waterford Crystal
borrowed from a dining room hutch with a synthetic fill-in. Note also
the way out English horn on Wave.
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HUMWAWA – The Very
Last Recordings
01 - Tadpole.mp3 (5:35)
02 - 1923.mp3 (1:28)
03 - 24 Hour Climax.mp3 (2:42)
04 - Blueberry
Yogurt.mp3 (5:11)
05 - Inhale.mp3 (8:02)
06 - Minus D.mp3 (3:09)
07 -
Planting in Potter’s Field.mp3 (5:22)
08 - Preservation.mp3 (2:52)
09 - Procession.mp3 (14:37)
10 - Space.mp3 (3:40)
11 -
The Sleeping and the Dead.mp3 (7.56)
12 - Think of It.mp3 (4:51)
13 - Todtenkampf.mp3 (5:25)
14 - You Don’t
Know.mp3 (1:59)
Recorded on Montrose Ave in Williamsburg Brooklyn between 1992-1995
Humwawa defines the wrath and smite of a VERY UGLY GOD, and that
God’s ever-loving penchant for wholesale disintegration.
Essentially a collection of various loose criminal affiliations,
stolen electronics equipment, and drug inspired unclean living,
the Humwawa recording facility had the ambience of a windowless
bunker that vaulted the confines of day and night. These recordings
function as collection of artifacts which observe and investigate
the interests of decay via The Institute of Death and Dying (IDD).
Many of the most prized recordings were lost to time and fate.
The apartment/studio was eventually confiscated by a man with
a forklift who drove into the living room holding aloft a giant
machine. And then the wall disintegrated revealing a humungous
STOVE.
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