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Currently available from Opposite Records. Mailorders to: Opposite Records, PO Box 118, Suffern, NY 10901, USA Opposite Releases • New Additions |
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CADAVER EYES: "Mesarveem Lihyot Covshim" CDr (Heart & Crossbone, Israel) "Performed in January 2009, as an act of protest against the Gaza atrocities crafted by the Israeli government, this live recording from Cadaver Eyes captures the avant-doom duo more soaring and battering than ever. The inconceivable cover photos used for this release (taken by Gaza based photographer Shareef Sarhan), portray the destroyed houses of Gaza and function as the most graphic moribund testimony for this unreasonable act of brutality - there's no doubt about it - yet Cadaver Eyes' horrific music accompanies those shivering remains and demonstrates the grief and the loss, while demanding back sanity in a world that becomes less and less humane. These 36 minutes are as emotional as Cadaver Eyes can get and are a hard task to listen to, but you have to. This release is limited to 100 numbered copies." |
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CADAVER EYES/BURMESE: "Split CD" CD (Heart & Crossbone, Israel) "Like demented twins in crime, Burmese (tUMULt / Load Records) & Cadaver Eyes rephrase Doom, Grindcore and Power Electronics by using an agonizing mechanism of plain brutal aesthetics, ascending these genres to a higher level of cognitive surge. This split CD is difficult and pungent, a warm spew in the face and an endless buzz in the eardrum that fiercely occupies the brain and treats the grey cells as if they were an ashtray. A crude awakening and a classic case of ponderous self indulgence." |
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CADAVER EYES: "NO TIME TO HASTE CD + THE ACQUISITION OF POWER OVER FIRE EP" CDr (Heart & Crossbone, Israel) "Future grindcore is here, this release contains; "NO TIME TO HASTE" recorded aug, 2001 @ Austin Enterprise by Steve Austin of Today Is The Day, and "THE ACQUISITION OF POWER OVER FIRE EP" recorded at Day-Dream 2004. 19 tracks + 5 more tracks = 42 MIN of blasting future grind - these 24 annihilating tracks range from ultra blasts to death doom and from black metal to industrial noise." Limited quantites of this sold-out item are available. |
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CGC: "CGC" CD-R (Alienation, Japan) "Chris Clepper's solo work of a member of "BAR" from Chicago complicated and delicate harsh digital sounds." Chris keeps his tracks short, sharp and to the point. John Wiese fans, take notice. |
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CHINESE STARS: "TV Grows Arms/ The Drowning" 12' (Kitty Play Records, USA) Two brand new tracks. The band, which rose like a phoenix from the ashes of Arab On Radar and Six Finger Satellite continues to tour the US and europe constantly with a wide variety of acts. Guaranteed to make girls shake their hips and lose their panties. |
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HENRI CHOPIN: "La Plaine des Respirs" CD (Tochnit Aleph, Germany) |
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CIRCLE: "Forest" CD (Ektro Records, Finland) "It's incredible how Circle always manage to maintain their trademark sound -- repetitive, hypnotic post-prog grooves -- even as they produce new albums with such distinct, different identities. Their latest disc, Forest, is another great, unique Circle effort. This time around, they've gone semi-acoustic, kinda folky. Also spooky and sinisterly-synthed. In a way, Forest is perhaps Circle's most "hippie" album. But there's a back-to-the-land, pot smokin' jam vibe here, although night-shrouded and mysterious, NOT rainbow-colored and dippy. This a Forest of nightmares, with whispering and groaning in the trees. Vocalist Mika Ratto's love 'em or hate 'em operatic vocals are shucked in favor of a mumbling, moaning, singin' the blues style. And, equally shocking, he's singing in English this time! Not that you can make sense of much of what's coming out of his mouth. And of course most of the time Forest is all-instrumental, spacious, suspenseful, grooved-out, darkness. The final, longest track dabbles in ambient, experimental witch-project drone before those Circle rhythms return and Mika moans his last. So good." |
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CLEANSE: "Restraint" 7" (BloodLust!, USA) The first newly recorded entry in the series; Harsh power-electronics, done Detroit style, by Greh from Hive Mind/Chondritic Sound; private series number three. White vinyl, edition of 300. |
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JASON CRUMER: "Walk With Me" CD (Misanthropic Agenda, USA) "On his fourth studio album, Jason Crumer has further honed his craftsmanship and focused his vision. Recorded with meticulous precision, every sound is placed, mixed and arranged with purpose. Crumer coaxes an unprecedented depth of sound out of layers of electronics and field recordings. Romantic in nature and cinematic in scope, "Walk with Me" exemplifies Crumer's remarkable approach. The album furthermore attests to his relentless honesty and total dedication to his art." |
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D9: "D9" CD (Heart & Crossbone, Israel) "Named after one of the most imaginative and infamous key roles in the Israeli occupation, D9 is as merciless as this monstrous bulldozer, ramming reality in its' forehead with their post apocalyptic hectic predictions, directed towards the Israeli state and the worlds' systematic moral corruption, fueling their fury with an offensive portion of old school hardcore punk, and generating this boiling wrath into an original crushing blend of sly grindcore and bare boned power violence hostility, with a fair amount of devastating sludgy riffage and obscure electronic noise intervals to make their squashing sound even more quirky and disturbing. Recommended if you like Dropdead, Pig Destroyer, Man is the Bastard, Burmese, early Facedowninshit, Capitalist Casualties, Dystopia and Siege." |
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JACK DANGERS: "Forbidden Planet Explored" 2 CD (Important, USA) The Meat Beat Manifesto man takes on the science fiction classic in this live recording. Essential for trippy analog fans. Includes a CD of sci-fi sound effects performed on Jack's Synthi 100. |
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DARUIN/SKAMSTOTTEN: Split CD-R (Neus-318, Japan) 3 sepulchral, gloomy, tomb-scraping tracks from Denmark's Skamstotten, and 1 from Japan's Daruin. 2002 Release. Moribund and recommended! |
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DARUIN: "Way of abandonment and compromise" CD-R (Alienation, Japan) Brand-new work by Kazuya Ishigami. "This is not the 'NOISE', it is the 'Electronic Music'," says Alienation -- very abstract and spacious says I. Some drones here approach Robert Rutman-like tones, yet this is entirely something else. You will enventually hear Daruin on the Opposite comp "Do You Have Earplugs?" but for now you better check this out! |
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DATACLAST vs. THE EARWIGS: Split CD (Crucial Blast, USA) You've heard of digital hardcore, here's digital grindcore. That's putting it mildly! 29 crazy tracks from Dataclast (none longer than 2:48). 6 longer ones from Earwigs, in a harsh-atmospheric vein. Recommended!!! |
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DATCYDE: Positive Climb: The Mixed CD (Taciturn Records, USA) Continuous mix of original music from one of New York's top drum 'n' bass talents. Varied tunes from across the spectrum of jungle music, Datcyde does it all! |
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DATCYDE: Oh Gosh!/Rock Star 12" (Taciturn Records, USA) The newest single from "Positive Climb," this is red-hot. A neckbreaker! |
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DDD: "Breakfast with Doctor Dathan" CD-R (Alienation, Japan) David Kendall, David Rothbaum, Doug Russell: computer, amplified contralto clarinet, electronics, electric guitar. |
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DEADLINE: "Down by Law" cassette (Celluloid, USA) |
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DEEPSPEED: "SpacEcapS" CD-R (Neus-318, Japan) Full-on analog-synth pulse attack! Blast into space in non-ambient fashion with Bastarbation's DJ Gackt. |
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DEERHOOF: "Live Koalamagic" CD (Dual Plover, Australia) Noise-pop from San Francisco by way of the world's noisiest noise-pop label. |
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DIAPSIQUIR: "Pacta Daemoniarum/Crasse" 2CD (Hospital Productions, USA) |
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GINA V. D'ORIO: "Sailor Songs" CD (Dual Plover, Australia) Solo work from Cobra Killer member. Very personal songs, dedicated to the ocean, sung by her friends. |
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DOOMSDAYSLEEPOVER/2673: split 7" (Black Owl Records, USA) |
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DRAG THE RIVER: "Live at the Green Door" LP (Menace to Sobriety, USA) No frills, honest honky-tonk country-rock. Just add shots of whiskey, a six-pack and some smokes. Look at that pig on the cover, don't you want that??!! |
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CHARLIE DRAHEIM: "Choose to Lose" 7" (BloodLust!, USA) "This is the first release on BloodLust! by Detroit's Charlie Draheim, and I could not be happier. Draheim has been a major figure in both my social and my musical cosmologies during the last few years, and his recordings and his live shows have reached such a peak-state that I could not hold off any longer in releasing some of his intense, blasting electronic noise. The choice is yours... win or lose? Private series number twelve." White vinyl, edition of 300. |
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KEVIN DRUMM: "Imperial Distortion" CD (Hospital Productions, USA) |
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DUODECIMO: "Phorm" CD-R (Alienation, Japan) |
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