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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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MERZBOW & JOHN WIESE: "Multiplication" CD (Misanthropic Agenda, USA) People, people, we're all friends here. You know the deal. Do I really have to say ANYTHING about this one? |
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MERZBOW: "Senmaida" CD (Blossoming Noise, USA) Masami Akita serves up a cacophony of high tension frequencies and blasting rhythms in his newest evolution, Senmaida. Housed in a digipak featuring cover art by Val Denham and photos by Jenny Akita. CD limited to 1000 copies. Comes with limited edition Senmaida postcard. |
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MERZBOW: "Bariken" CD (Blossoming Noise, USA) Tracks ranging from harsh noise reminiscent of pulse demon to the torr-rhythmic off beat styles of the MERZ series. "Bariken" is an excellent display of digital era Merzbow. |
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MERZBOW: "Sha Mo 3000" CD (Essence Music, Brazil) From the epicenter of endless, mutating noise patterns on the title track, emerges truly mesmerizing blocks of filtered pulses and wisely manipulated piercing beat attacks collected from the various sources and later fully deconstructed here. Amidst ever-changing static bursts, amazing fuzzed out guitar riffs and loops create dense trance-inducing barrages slowly moving and enchanting the listener. Limited to 900 copies, miniature gatefold LP sleeve. |
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MERZBOW: "Merzbuddha" CD (Important, USA) What did you listen to last summer? Masami Akita spent most of his summer listening to Horace Andy, Studio One, Dennis Bovell, Keith Hudson and a whole pipe full of other dub mavericks. That's probably why this brand new full length, with cover art by Jenny Akita, is dripping with deep bass riffage and a whole lot of electronic dub vibes and beats. |
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MERZBOW: "Merzbird" CD (Important Records, USA) "Merzbird" is Merzbow's follow up to 2003's successful beat-oriented record "Merzbeat." With the same reverence for crushing analog beats and weaving noise textures and a compositional complexity, Masami Akita brings "Merzbeat" and Merzbow into the future, advancing concepts, with "Merzbird." |
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MERZBOW/Various Artists: "Ikebana: Merzbow's Amlux Rebuilt, Reused and Recycled" 2CD (Important, USA) Remixers were asked to use Merzbow's AMLUX as an instrument in an original composition. Tracks from: DJ Spooky, DJ Rupture, Luke Vibert, Alec Empire, Kim Hiorthoy, Nau-Zee-Aun, Bola, Kurt Weisman, Atom tm, Custom Drummer, Raub Roy, Abstinence, Insta-void, Masami Akita, Negativland, Hrvatski, Mouse on Mars, Cornelius, Jack Dangers, Freiband, E.A.R./Sonic Boom, KK Null, Staalplaat Soundsystem, Kawabata Makoto, Nobukazu Takemura, Lasse Marhaug, Kim Cascone, John Wiese, Zipperspy. |
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MERZBOW: "Frog+" 2CD (Misanthropic Agenda, USA) One of the most spectacular Merzbow albums--musically and visually--is back, in an expanded version. An extra disc of music included. Even if you have the LP, you want to get this. |
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MERZBOW/Various Artists: "Frog Remixed and Revisited" 2CD (Misanthropic Agenda, USA) Re-inventing the "Frog" experience. A 20-minute track from Boris alone makes this worth purchasing, but there is also Sunn O))), Gerritt, Hrvatski, Pita, House of Low Culture, Never Presence Forever, Terror Organ, John Wiese, Fennesz, Ulver, Russell Haswell, Hecker, When, and Merzbow himself! |
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MERZBOW: "Live Magnetism" CD (Caminante Recordings, USA) Recorded live at the Swiss Institute in New York City, Dec. 6, 2002. A most memorable night. Cover art by Jutta Koether and Steven Parrino. |
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MERZBOW: "Ikebukuro Dada" CD (Mad Monkey/Circumvent Records, USA) Temporarily out of stock. From it's opening seconds of a disturbing piano loop, this is an electrifying CD. Beautifully packaged in a paper cover. |
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MERZBOW: "Amlux" CD (Important Records, USA) 2002 was incredible for Merzbow music. Here is another one of his great releases from that year. |
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PAUL METZGER: "Canticle of Ignat/All Glass" CD (Archive CD, USA) One track played on modified acoustic guitar and one played on modified banjo. Mr. Metzger's works offer an amazing mix of Indian ragas crossed with a junk yard band feel, highly evolved and incredibly unique. Recorded in 2007 at BigJar in Philly. The front cover is die cut with an inserted picture from the performance printed on vellum, hand glued and assembled. 500 copies. |
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MIJIM: "Total Care" CD-R (Alienation, Japan) |
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MONEYISGOD: "M.A.R.K.Z." CD (Heart & Crossbone, Israel) "Japan's best kept secret are back with a new album! Fronted by Kan of the legendary 80's punk-thrash act The Asbestos, MONE¥I$GOD has been flooding the Japanese underground scene with sheer originality for over a decade by practicing their perpetual belligerence and inimitable crossover between virulent sludge-doom, grim noise rock and endless post punk latitudes. M.A.R.K.Z kicks off with the tribal pummeling of "Cancer" and continues with the supposedly friendly "Murasaki", but it's only a devious act of diversion before "Black Rainbow" smoothly barge in with a caustic ska rhythm section, super-thick bassline, and above all, Kans' matchless gargling vocals that rumble throughout the entire album like a decisive instigator. "Waltz" lashes right after as a scorching crescendo with its' perforating and frantic gradual guitar parts and functions as a great build up for the epic "Hate Song" - a panegyric-like wayward track of unblemished loathing for humanity. The doom-dubbed remix for "Black Rainbow" by Balata (David OPP & Finkelstein of Lietterschpich fame) is the final aggressor that perfectly ends this veritable album of gashed hymns and surged audacities. Recommended if you like Killing Joke, Zeni Geva, LEWD, Pailhead, Arab on Radar, Christpunchers, Six Finger Satellite, The EX, Nomeansno etc." |
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MUSLIMGAUZE: "Uzbekistani Bizzare and Souk" CD (Important, USA) "Uzbekistani" has long been considered one of the pillars of the Muslimgauze catalog though it has never enjoyed a proper release... Here is the official release w/ bonus tracks. Mutated middle-eastern drum'n'bass, one might say, though that doesn't quite express what this is. |
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