Whitehouse - Bird Seed (Susan Lawly 2003)

You want some nice words about this?

Well there are not...

Just read the cover.

Noise with a meaning is sometimes hard to find at 6:15

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Corvus - Sick Boy 7" (self releashed 2003)

This was releashed by us as a small gift for our friends and it was given for free...
Rumors say that there is a b-side track with Sick Boy in a Groove trance ultra dark minimal techno groove mix...


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Corvus - Vomitorium (self releashed 2003)

Vomitorium came to life at 2003 as a reaction of band vendettas, self nihilism, escape from boredom, lots of booze, various bar fights, dirty middle fingers, and i want to steal some of your time to get you to know us a little better.About music(k) now... Awesome Low-Fi production almost analog with shitty drum machine, killer basslines, hot rockin' guitars, tortured screams and death growls!


Resently the band came back to life at the fall of 2010 so we prodused one more track to see how it goes. The fucking nerve still exists so this is the reason i will burst your balls with tons of uploads about Corvus!


 Almost behind every track is a story that was taken part of my life when i was 23 years old and thirsty for goregrind so i will explain the tracks in a few words...


Tracklist:
1.Brain Excavation... Just an intro nothing more to ask
2.Toxic Bread... Unhealthy biological prodacts as to be heard in a long trip with a bus
3.Sick Boy... Our Masterpiece(?) There was a roumor the the band made a video for this no onw want to remember it... LOL
4.Infernal Bougioum...Turkish spells and witchcraft upon our countless enemies!
5.Greek Oriental... Self nihilism about ripping this little cover up your face becouse we can do it.
6.Possessed By Demons... An actual story about possession and drugs as seen in the small screen.
7.Sexual Rejection... George's track mostly. An urban hymn about advises to mix up girls and booze
8.Finishing Foroum... A joke about the internet maybe? i don't quite remember.


And this was only the first hit... enjoy!


Corvus on Myspace here


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Acid Mothers Temple - Magical Power From Mars (Important Records 2003)

This album contains four pieces between 15 and 20 minutes each. The first three were previously released by Important Records as three separate limited-edition 3" CD's in the course of 2003. The fourth piece, "Cosmic Funky Dolly," is a bonus track added for this "unlimited" regular CD reissue. If there ever was an Acid Mothers Temple album designed to showcase the various sides of the band, this is it. Each track opens up a different dimension. Written by Cotton Casino, "Ziggy Sitar Dust Raga" is exactly that: a long, repetitive, sinuous raga featuring Makoto Kawabata on tambura, and a healthy dose of space whispers. "Diamond Doggy Peggy" is the key high-energy track -- 15 minutes of high-octane, hard-jamming bliss. Sound quality is excellent, giving the track a purity in action that was missing from some of the group's earlier efforts (the dirty-sounding Electric Heavyland, in particular). The piece is exhausting and ranks as one of AMT's finest rock work-outs to date. In comparison, "Aladdin Kane" is sedate; slow tempo, droning synths, and some delicate volume, pedal guitar statements from Kawabata. As for the 20-minute extra "Cosmic Funky Dolly," it is a luxurious retro-synth extravaganza: analog sweeps and multitracked female whispers occupying most of the sonic field. As separate statements, this series of releases illustrated the group's diversity. As a single release, it is a little bit harder to get into, as the individual pieces don't sit together so well, but in the end Magical Power From Mars makes a good, immersive album. Bob Vida's colorful 3-D cover artwork is icing on the cake. By the way, the album's title points to both Japanese underground legend Magical Power Mako, and the name of the band of David Bowie's early-'70s character Ziggy Stardust. Of course, neither make good reference points for this album.

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Thomas Köner - Unerforschtes Gebiet (2003)

"Eventful at its own pace, the piece is immersive and gains in attraction with every listen. Deeper is the relation between the icy world of "Unerforschtes Gebiet" and the interstellar vacuum of "Les Soeurs Lumière." The cavernous sounds are few and far between but they resonate for long stretches of time, moving around like gusts of solar wind. They provide a backdrop for the reading (by Vanderborght, presumably) of letters between two pen pals, Stella and Lucia." (allmusic)

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