Showing posts with label Australian Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australian Music. Show all posts
Thursday, June 17, 2021
Friday, May 28, 2021
[LISTEN] Transmogrification by The Narcoleptor
Classical harp virtuosa / vocalist Mary Doumany and cult thereminist Miles Brown (The Night Terrors) bend minds even further with this extraordinary collection of thrilling microtonal hypnotica. These fearless musicians combine the unique sounds of their iconic instruments to create a constantly mutating musical netherworld - shifting through phases of delicate neoclassical beauty, heavy analogue abstraction, hallucinatory horror soundscapes and sonic spirals into the beyond.
‘Transmogrification’ is out now on digital and a limited edition of 150 vinyl copies, featuring cover art by Luke Fraser and photography by Hana Schlesinger. Stream the album and grab your wax here: https://bit.ly/2RWmPcM
Labels:
Australian Music,
Listen,
New
Sunday, March 14, 2021
Thursday, September 10, 2020
Friday, December 20, 2019
RUIN RADIO: DECEMBER MIXTAPE 2019 SPECIAL GUEST CURATED BY AUSSIE ROCK ICON - TEX PERKINS
I'm pumped to share this month's RUIN RADIO: DECEMBER MIXTAPE!
This month's mix was special guest curated by someone who is not only an icon and influential figure in the Australian music scene but someone I admire greatly - the beast himself Tex Perkins!
Tracklisting below:
1. I can't stand the rain - Ann Peebles
2. I want some sugar in my bowl - Nina Simone
3. Sun Forest - Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
4. Salt and Pepper - Dope Lemon
5. Hot Air - Adalita
6. Hold on You - Jeff Bridges
7. Mercy Now - Mary Gauthier
8. Nevermind - Leonard Cohen
9. Towns too Small - Jez Mead
10. Essence - Lucinda Williams
11. I never cared for you - Willie Nelson
12. Deny - Yasmine Hamden
Saturday, June 29, 2019
Friday, March 29, 2019
[WATCH] Kollaps // 'Fleshflower'
Australian post-industrialists KOLLAPS are a three piece creating a unique brand of primitive noise "intended for degenerates and outsiders". The bands' distinctive primordial tones are created using appropriated waste materials like scrap metal, raw plastics and steel plates combined with blistering percussion, bass and vocals. This is no empty "industrial" gesture, for the band this process of creation facilitates the literal use of postmodern society against itself.|
Mechanical Christ, the bands' sophomore release, is a conceptual continuation of its predecessor Sibling Lovers. This release sees Kollaps further their exploration of the inherent societal sickness of our times, one that manifests itself in the debasement of individual morality. Themes of exploitation, vengeance, drug addiction, paranoia and slave labour are part of a dissonant, inverted morality play. Testament to the bands' evolving conceptual depth are the overarching themes of love, life and death that offer a sense of shared experience in the discomfort of the universal human experience. Known for their violent and nihilistic stage performances, this recording encapsulates with harsher clarity the visceral confrontation that is Kollaps' live act.
Mechanical Christ was recorded and mixed over a two-month period at Aviary Studios by Mike Deslandes, and mastered by James Plotkin/Plotkinworks. A journey into the desperation and lack of resolve that is both the crux of modern social ills and at the very heart of the human condition.
Labels:
Australian Music,
Industrial,
Kollaps,
Noise
Friday, March 8, 2019
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