WZT HEARTS: Threads Rope Spell Making Your Bones

wzt heartsThis is a big immersion in distortion, non rhythmic drums, and, well, noise. It comes in big waves and sounds like a monstrous machine in your basement coming to life. The cover, picturing a psychadelic jumble of junk, pretty much sums it up. Duchamp took a toilet bowl and isolated it in the museum, but this refuses the singularity of refuse as art and just throws it all in a heap, jumping into the proverbial landfill. All the junk is already decaying so you’re not gonna find some funny kitsch objects in here like a cola bottle from 78. But you might find worm and maggot infestations. Add in a shamanic ethic and the occasional more scientific experimentation (what happens to bird chirps in a disortion pedal? etc) and you have the entire anthropological/ecological crisis :: WZT HEARTS/Threads Rope Spell Making Your Bones - (Carpark/Cargo).

sm 28 Oct 07

MOUTHUS

Best of the recent Our Mouth stuff is the first Sullivan solo CD-R. Sullivan's comes under the name Eskimo King, and /Tooth-Shaped Migration/ is five thick, detailed chunks of sound spread over a quick 17 minutes. What I dig most about Sullivan is his wide-open outlook on what sounds are worth making. Mouthus may concoct a lot of deep, textured noise, but they also use acoustic guitar loops, dirgey metal-like stomps, polyrhtyhmic meditations, busted rock riffs, and tons more. (noiseweek.blogspot.com)

„Nein, nein, kein Soundtrack! Wir kombinieren nur die Stücke auf unseren Alben - wir schneiden erstmal alles auf Band mit, um dann, vielleicht Monate später, zu sagen: Oh, das hier passt ja thematisch zu diesem Stück und auch zu jenem. Oder: Dieses Stück würden zu jenen Anderen passen, wäre es nicht so grottenschlecht. Also: Trash it.” Brian Sullivan/HE Interview

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WZT HEARTS: Threads Rope Spell Making Your Bones

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