Showing posts with label The Flenser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Flenser. Show all posts

Friday, April 24, 2020

RUIN RADIO X THE FLENSER : APRIL MIXTAPE 2020





RUIN RADIO X THE FLENSER : APRIL MIXTAPE 2020

Track Listing below:

1. Somnambulist - Elizabeth Colour Wheel
2. The Drooling Mouth - Muscle and Marrow 
3. Guilt is my Boyfriend - Giles Corey
4. Always crush on me - Wreck and Reference
5. Oh Love That Will Not Let Me Go - Braveyoung
6. The Drifter - Street Sects
7. Massive Subsidies - CONSUMER
8. Vacancy - RLYR
9. If I Knew What To Say - Planning for Burial
10. Nothing Left to Lose - Heat Dust
11. My Continuing Battle With Material Reality - Boduf Songs
12. Bipolar 1 - drowse
13. Anyone Can Play Guitar - Midwife
14. The Initiate - Succumb
15. Candescent Soul - King Woman
16. Lament - Obolus
17. True Norwegian Black Metal. - Sprain
18. Emptiness will eat the WItch - Have a Nice Life
19. The Scarlet Whore - Her Dealings with the Initiate - Toby Driver
20. You Were Sure - Trevor de Brauw
21. ...Gazing... - Botanist



Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Sextile // 'Disco'










Single taken from the EP titled '3': http://bit.ly/1lhkzoR Directed by Melissa Scaduto Edited By Brady Keehn Director of Photography: Michelle Hernandez Camera Operator: Andres Raygoza Produced by Melissa Scaduto & Loren Tripp



UPCOMING SHOWS (UK)
September

18 London Electrowerkz
19 Brighton Hope & Ruin
20 Portsmouth The Edge Of The Wedge

For tickets to the latest Sextile shows click HERE.



Friday, August 31, 2018

Street Sects // "The Kicking Mule"



Pre-order's for Street Sects "The Kicking Mule" are now live! As urgent and tense as a hunting knife pressed to your quickening jugular, The Kicking Mule presents ten intimate vignettes about self-sabotage, visiting themes like battling mental illness, addiction, alienation and more across ten new tracks. Though primarily known as masters of cacophonous samples and jitter electronic stutter, post-punk duo Street Sects’ forthcoming sophomore album represents a seismic shift in execution by applying those ideas to that of the romantic yet experimental approach of Roxy Music/Brian Eno as well as Berlin-era Bowie. Remind yourself of the way “Something I Can Never Have” fits on Pretty Hate Machine – a section of serenity within a blanket of attack. 



Vocalist Leo Ashline and multi-instrumentalist Shaun Ringsmuth use pulsating tension, melodic vocals and deliberate space, keeping their assault on the senses measured and intentional. Featuring album art by renowned illustrator Francesco Francavilla and the title inspired by Elton John’s track “Ticking,” Street Sects pairs neo-noir aesthetic with aching lyricism, recalling scenes of fear, loss, crime and desperation.

Street Sects formed in 2013 after vocalist Leo Ashline emerged from the fog of a thirteen year battle with addiction and began to collaborate with friend and multi-instrumentalist Shaun Ringsmuth. The duo embraced the ethos and aggression of punk rock, and the experimental attitude and disillusionment of early industrial music to create a sound unique to them alone. Street Sects has earned a reputation for their confrontational, sensory deprived fog-drenched live performances. The Kicking Mule will be released this October 26th via San Francisco-based label The Flenser.





Wednesday, June 13, 2018

[VIDEO] Echo Beds // Still Body






Artist: Echo Beds 
Track: Still Body 
Release: Buried Language 
Directed by: Vincent Comparetto 
Label: The Flenser 
theflenser.com 
nowflensing.com 
prometheusproductions.tv/


Thursday, August 4, 2016

Street Sects | And I Grew Into Ribbons




[Utilizing frantic, uncompromising rhythms and a variety of nightmarish samples, Austin TX duo Street Sects have created a feverish marriage between industrial music and punk rock. Their debut album, End Position (due out September 16th from The Flenser), is a meditation on suicide fantasy, both the means and the cause.]