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Zyklon B Zombie posted:The new Dead When I Found Her cover tape is pretty cool. But seriously gently caress tape releases. Got rid of my record player, and sure as hell not going to go buy a tape deck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jaSMiKJ9A0
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Yeah, tape is just stupid. Records I can understand, but there was no redeeming value in tapes. None. Half these kids weren't even around to suffer through using the drat things. The day I could afford my first CD player was one of the highlights of middle school.
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Jan 2, 2014 23:37
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Buying music on cassettes reminds me of high school, and I'm generally not interested in being reminded of high school.
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Jan 2, 2014 23:43
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I'm not sold on vinyl either, but it's taking me a long rear end time to upgrade my equipment. It's not like I have tube amplifiers in my system. When I hear pops and hisses I'm reminded of why we were all so quick to dump vinyl in the first place.
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Jan 2, 2014 23:49
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teethgrinder posted:I'm not sold on vinyl either, but it's taking me a long rear end time to upgrade my equipment. It's not like I have tube amplifiers in my system. But only by adding pops and hisses can we hear the true sound of the music!
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Jan 2, 2014 23:58
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Cassettes sound pretty distinctive, look cool and are dirt-cheap to make, which makes them ideal for niche genre artists who might want to make, say, 20 physical copies of their release. My brother has put a couple of his extremely experimental things out on cassette and he's always managed to sell every single copy. Anyway, it seems that those who bought the DWIFH cassette also got download codes, so I'm sure at least some of the fans who bought it will never even listen to the physical thing itself and just treat it as a limited edition collectible thing. That's how I'd would've done it if I'd bought a copy.
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Jan 3, 2014 00:26
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CAT rear end now!!! posted:Cassettes sound pretty distinctive, look cool and are dirt-cheap to make, which makes them ideal for niche genre artists who might want to make, say, 20 physical copies of their release. My brother has put a couple of his extremely experimental things out on cassette and he's always managed to sell every single copy.
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Jan 3, 2014 02:13
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Vinyl has an argument in that there is absolutely no digital compression at all, by the nature of the medium. Tapes sucked. I guess the only good thing I could think of to say about tapes are that they can't get scratched easily. However, they can and do get worn out or eaten by a lovely tape deck. The album art was itty bitty and often they had different tracklists because there wasn't as much room on a decent quality casette. There's a lot of nostalgia for vinyl records. i've yet to hear anybody wax poetic about the days of casettes.
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From what I've heard, modern bands producing cassettes is basically a way for them to produce a limited print run much more cheaply than vinyl, and for their fans to support them by buying a novelty.
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Yeah, I don't think anyone buys a cassette to actually listen to the music. It's a collectable, and in that sense it's a bit neater than having the band's logo on a cheap lighter or something.
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I'm tempted to release something on 8-Track, and secretly just scratch the names off old 8-Tracks and sell that to them. Because who is gonna actually listen to it and not just shove it in their closet.
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The Cleaner posted:I'm tempted to release something on 8-Track, and secretly just scratch the names off old 8-Tracks and sell that to them. Because who is gonna actually listen to it and not just shove it in their closet. fyi I loved your last 8-track of Funkytown.
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The Cleaner posted:I'm tempted to release something on 8-Track, and secretly just scratch the names off old 8-Tracks and sell that to them. Because who is gonna actually listen to it and not just shove it in their closet.
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boo_radley posted:http://threshold.greedbag.com/ So, my order of THIS IMMORTAL COIL finally came and it's phenomenal. Traditional acoustic instruments, but their covers are interesting and distinct from the source material in a lot of ways. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3s8dVXLjcs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ns483Bs0BcI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOvW-05Ab1k
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That Will Oldham cover of "Ostia" just makes me feel such regret that Coil never did the planned collaboration with him.
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One of my favorites for 2013 is Distorted Memory's The Eternal Return. I've heard a bunch of his stuff before and been thoroughly unimpressed but this is just an incredible album from start to finish. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqcjQ_nXjBM
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The Category is "Crazy poo poo D. Myer has done" smoke jump up
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boo_radley posted:The Category is "Crazy poo poo D. Myer has done" In 2011 I did an industrial vs hip-hop DJ set at Kinetik. It was at the time the most controversial thing I had done at Kinetik.
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Twiin posted:In 2011 I did an industrial vs hip-hop DJ set at Kinetik.  There's so much crossover with industrial and hip-hop. Why isn't there more of this? I genuinely love it. e: oh, that reminds me... my abortive mashup I started a few months ago was Nachmahr vs. Nicki Minaj. If anybody want to run with that, go nuts.
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boo_radley posted:There's so much crossover with industrial and hip-hop. Why isn't there more of this? I genuinely love it. I don't want to say 'racism', but the number of white rivetheads who are instantly dismissive of artists like Jay-Z or Kanye as uncultured guns-and-bitches thugs and then go listen to Combichrist is really something.
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I'm in favour of any hip-hop mashups that do not involve songs on the radio, because a lot of people come to clubs to get the gently caress away from what's on the radio.
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Twiin posted:In 2011 I did an industrial vs hip-hop DJ set at Kinetik. It's beautiful.  So does this mean you've done something even more controversial since then?
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Halloween Jack posted:I'm in favour of any hip-hop mashups that do not involve songs on the radio, because a lot of people come to clubs to get the gently caress away from what's on the radio. I like using mashups to re-contextualize music. Like, in that mashup I took slower tracks by Soulja Boy and Dead Prez and put them to fast aggro music, and I think it works. Sure, you'll hear Soulja Boy on the radio, but when you hear it on a double-time Cubanate beat it sounds like a different song, which is what I dig. That NIN/Carly Rae Jepsen mashup works so well because it shows you just how poppy NIN really is. It's not just taking In Da Club and putting it to Closer. Plastic Pal posted:It's beautiful. Thanks, pal! I did a thing with my backing video during my set Kinetik before last about how Combichrist and Nachtmahr are pretty lovely on gender and race. A lot of people were pretty upset about it! Twiin fucked around with this message at 06:34 on Jan 7, 2014 |
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WE DEMAND BEYONCE
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Twiin posted:I did a thing with my backing video during my set Kinetik before last about how Combichrist and Nachtmahr are pretty lovely on gender and race. A lot of people were pretty upset about it! I liked your line about how you did that, yet it was only when you suggested that Too Dark Park might not be the second coming that you felt threatened.
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Halloween Jack posted:WE DEMAND BEYONCE Wait, I forgot the spikes:  there we go. boo_radley fucked around with this message at 07:28 on Jan 7, 2014 |
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Twiin posted:I don't want to say 'racism', but the number of white rivetheads who are instantly dismissive of artists like Jay-Z or Kanye as uncultured guns-and-bitches thugs and then go listen to Combichrist is really something. You will never not convince me that Kanye's Black Skinhead isn't a hella fine piece of industrial. That song owns. [edit] vvvvv Can't stop playing it. Having listened to it a thousand times I have to say my only complaint is that every song has a short silent section that bombastically jumps back into loudness again. I've never been a huge fan of that tactic in music anyway, but to have it in almost every track really hurts the variety a little. Other than that, literally perfect. Babby Sathanas fucked around with this message at 17:33 on Jan 7, 2014 |
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Its probably been said a few times in this thread, but holy poo poo the new Gary Numan is really, really good.
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Numan really is. For some reason his latest album reminds me of mid-90's Information Society reboot. Dunno why. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2RMWWBXYbs Perfect. Is that Covenant's Northern Light album cover in the background?
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This poster loves police brutality, but only when its against minorities!
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mrsvend3245 posted:some stuff by me  My Wizard
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Noricae posted:That's pretty good! Not really something that fits in the thread (which isn't bad!), but I like things that cross many genres. My Wizard is a hilarious (and great) name, although I really want a song sequence that describes a D&D campaign. Sort of like Lord Weird Slough Feg but idm/industrial/etc. I hope you're working on this. haha of course i am, Im a D&D veteran, haha. (not really)
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What programs do you use to get those dubsteppy sounds?
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Quirk posted:What programs do you use to get those dubsteppy sounds? well i use ableton for my DAW as for synths i use mostly Sylenth and Massive as well.
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Be My Enemy dropped a new track today, and it is bangin.
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If you haven't seen it already, Twiin got a bunch of people last year to put up their albums for free download in memory of Aaron Swartz. In case you need something to listen to.
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Pope Guilty posted:If you haven't seen it already, Twiin got a bunch of people last year to put up their albums for free download in memory of Aaron Swartz. In case you need something to listen to. You know, looking at that again now there's a batch of albums that I prepped and uploaded, but I must not have updated the HTML. Caustic and a few other people. I'll have to add that.
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Saw this article about Ministry on Twitter and thought it might interest people here(possibly I'm following one of you guys, WHO KNOWS?) http://intonarumoron.wordpress.com/2013/11/01/every-days-is-halloween-the-evolution-of-ministry/
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