Showing posts with label Noise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Noise. Show all posts

Monday, February 6, 2012

2012 Winter Sampler



Here's something fun I threw together for Angry Chairs last week. I figured it would only be appropriate to post it here as well. 17 tracks to throw on the IPod, hopefully you'll find a few new bands to check out, mostly all of which are already available right here.

Enjoy, and please leave some feedback!

Sunday, January 29, 2012

Vimanas- Demo (2012)

Vimanas
4 song demo (2012)
Genre- Death Metal, Grindcore

Not much info here, the first 3 tracks technically make up this demo with song 4 being an unfinished bonus track from 2011. Overall a very dark and chaotic sound, I've listened through it a few times already and I've really come to enjoy this unique lo-fi breed of death metal. Feedback is encouraged as this is a band request.

Gorey Gibbler- The Grindfeld Discography

Gorey Gibbler
The Grindfeld Discography
Genre- Sein-Grind

originally posted 12/27/11
I have been watching a lot of Seinfeld recently. Shocker. Gorey Gibbler was a one man grindcore band dedicated completely to Seinfeld. Genius. I knew it was only a matter of time before I posted this nonsense for ya. This guy was a fuckin riff machine, lots of fast, creative and driving riffage here. Blistering fast drum machine action, the vocals are few and far between and are highly distorted. GG relied more audio clips, fans of the show will absolutely love the samples and subject matter here. This download is actually an anthology of all the Gorey Gibbler recordings; 'The Griendfeld Chronicles' 'Sein-Grind vs Swine-Grind' and 'The Shape of Sein-Grind To Come'. Enjoy this whacky shit.

(updated link, with the actual discography this time...)

Monday, January 23, 2012

The Mayans were right! It's the end of the world (wide web)



Hey guys, I'm going to keep it short.


As I'm sure most of you know, MegaUpload is now gone, and Mediafire has undergone a serious purge as of today although I dont believe everything is gone... yet..

However, I am going to keep this blog going. Part protest, part crazy, all stubborn.

You can help me (and other bloggers) by continuing to visit and voice your opinions as well as any other ideas and suggestions you may have.


For now, if you come across a dead link for an album on this blog that you absolutely cannot live without please comment the blog post with your email information. I will do my best to get you the mp3's you crave, within reason...

Gronibard- Gronibard (2001)

Gronibard (2001)
Genre- Grindcore/Death Metal, Comedy

Absurd death/grind from France. I actually scored a copy of this rare album recently which is always cool. Most of the samples/clean vocals are in French but oh well, the music is tight if you like a simplistic gorefest with loads of ridiculousness and comic relief.


Thursday, January 19, 2012

A Recap Of The First 200 Posts


Man, this blog is growing at a great pace, and I'm very happy to have a few followers already, as well as a steady flow of people contributing and commenting on the posts, keep it coming. Just in case you're new to The Guttural Munk here's a quick recap through 20 gems that you may have overlooked during the first 200 posts...

in alphabetical order...

1.
cold black metal from New Jersey

2.
technical death metal/metalcore

3.
lo-fi grinding thrash/deathcore

4.
old school death metal/hardcore

5.
insane drum and bass grind from Finland

6.
inhuman old school import death metal

7.
the best black metal album you've never heard

8.
deathgrind done without a guitar, a must hear

9.
beautiful folk infused black metal

10.
shredding death grind

11.
obscure Czech grind, one of my personal favorites

12.
probably one of my favorite releases of last year

13.
good old New Jersey hardcore

14.
genre bending madness from Belarus

15.
melodic metalcore perfection

16.
even more obscure metalcore

17.
destructive technical death metal

18.
extremely well done technical deathcore

19.
best black metal album of all time?

20.
atmospheric black metal from the US

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Candiria- Deep In The Mental (1995)

Candiria
Deep In The Mental (1995)
Genre- Death Metal/Grindcore/Jazz/Jam/Other

I think I may have more respect for Candiria than I do for pretty much 90% of the other bands that I listen to. Ok, so that may be a bit of a stretch but still, without these guys I dont think I'd be as into the obscure metal scene as I am. I swear I was raised on the street driven, attitude plenty, atmospheric, abstract assault that is Candiria's early recordings. These guys were never given a solid chance by most, go ahead, try to find a Metal Archives page for them. Not metal enough? Ha! These guys fired on all "metal" cylinders constantly, from death metalling growls to swift hardcore flavored beatdowns to melodic jazz infused bass driving chaos to grindcore influenced blasts. Just take a listen, for first timers I can guarantee a future download of another album. For those more experienced with the band already, you should know that this is their first demo and it contains a few tracks that went on to be re-recorded for 'Process of Self Development'. I'll be sure to share that gem with you all soon, in the mean time check out this post as well as... er um, well, this post.

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Oscillator- Experiment XIII (2011)

Oscillator
Experiment XIII
Genre- Technical Deathcore

Thick and grimy technical deathcore smothered with loads of noodling guitar wizardy, robots, bree brees, chaotic breakdowns and abstract experimental tendencies. A solid listen, creative, spacey and thought inducing for sure. This is one to definitely check out for fans of deathcore with some real substance.


Thursday, November 24, 2011

Parabstruse- And I, The Cape Of (2007)

Parabstruse

Genre- Atmospheric Black Metal/Experimental

Genre- Post Black Metal/Rock/Instrumental

So there was a pretty awesome, one-man, technical death grind 'band' by the name of Semen Across Lips. After a while Garry, the sole member, decided to switch styles completely and go for a more abstract, black metal influenced sound. It started out as a pretty straight forward experimental black metal/space project after (and even slightly before...) he changed names. The demos are some very haunting and atmospheric stuff with a post rock/psychedelic edge and hints of melodic death metal. His second demo was a 10 minute instrumental epic 'And I, The Cape Of' and it couldn't sound more different. Fans of Pelican should really get down on that one. These are definitely 2 cool demos to check out. Enjoy.

Monday, November 21, 2011

Candiria- Surrealistic Madness (1996)

Candiria
Surrealistic Madness (1996)
Genre- Hardcore/Death Metal/Jazz/Noise

One of the most talented, overlooked and underrated bands in the entire history of the metal scene. These guys dont even have a Metal Archives page, to say that Candiria is not metal is fucking ridiculous.. Anyway, they bring a unique, raw, attitude filled assault with every breath. Blink and you'll miss parts of their genius, for these guys move at 100 mph. Every album (and song...) is different and special in its own way mixing passages of death metal, hardcore, noise, tribal, acid jam, jazz and rap. I find this to be one of their more brutal releases and I will do my damnedest to share my entire collection of Candiria at some point. Enjoy.


Friday, November 18, 2011

Circle of Dead Children- Zero Comfort Margin (2005)

Circle of Dead Children
Zero Comfort Margin (2005)
Genre- Death/Grind

Violently dirty but still rather abstract and experimental death grind from this classic PA outfit. It's either love or hate for Horvath's vocals, some of his sounds are pretty fucking out there and very unique. A punishing listen.


Thursday, November 17, 2011

Xexyz- Primeval Mountain (2006)

Xexyz
Primeval Mountain (2006)
Genre- Black Metal/NES 8-bit

This is one of the strangest "black metal" albums in my entire collection, even more bizarre than Evil AKcoustik's 'Chronicles'... Somehow I even managed to score the limited edition reissue somewhere along my cd purchasing travels. Anyway, Xexyz is a one man project from Illinois who takes dreary black metal and mixes it with Nintendo style 8-bit effects creating some sort of bastard hybrid tracks somewhere in between cover and original. Some of it is pretty good, especially when its not as heavy on the 8-bit nonsense. The vocals tend to dwell between harsh rasps and the realm of whiney, swooning drawn out yells, comical at times but still pretty brutal when it needs to be. This is worth checking out only for the very open minded in search of some really, really obscure shit. Enjoy.


Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Decrypt- Holy Erotic Rapture (2002)

Decrypt
Holy Erotic Rapture (2002)
Genre: Technical Deathgrind

A technical swirling midwest deathgrind shitfest from the early 00's. This very noisy full length is packed with solid riffs and features a very varied and skilled vocalist. Some core influence, an occasional 3 second jazzy bassy interlude and of course some other staple grindtacular experimental elements are present but for the most part this is strictly a loud grinding/death affair. For fans of Dying Fetus, Cryptopsy, Cephalic Carnage and Origin.


Monday, September 26, 2011

Evil AKcoustik- Voeux Kill Ass Salt (2010)

Arist: Evil Akcoustik

Album: Voeux Kill Ass Salt

Genre: Speed Grind/Noise

Year: 2010

From: United States


Track Listing:


1. Leather Cheerio

2. Mung Bucket

3. Takes One To Know One

4. Blow Blow Blow Your Goat

5. How Many Fingers?

6. Obnoxious

7. : (colon)

8. Dimly Lit Shit Fit

9. Grundle Aversion


I'm a big fan of innovation and I've never heard anything quite like this before. The entire recording is just a guy with a drum machine making noises into a microphone but my god is it fucking brutal. All the guitars are done vocally, creating a whole new untapped genre of noise/grind...


ITS ONLY 5 MINUTES LONG...

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Intensus- Intensus (2011)

Artist: Intensus

Album: s/t

Genre: Improv Noise/Grind

Year: 2011


Track Listing:


1. Eskia Tu Daemonia (f/ Alex Nagle of Satanized)
2. The Intense (f/ Evan Moore of Gypsy Wig/Birth Screams)
3. New York, Yeah Scranton (f/ Jerry Jones of Trophy Scars)
4. Colon Cleanse Your Sins (f/ Jesse Korman of The Number Twelve Looks Like You fame)
5. Trampled By Horns (f/ Chris Alfano of East Of The Wall)
6. Festering (f/ Evan Moore of Gypsy Wig/Birth Screams)
7. Outlast Robinsum (f/ Tommy Rogers of Between The Buried And Me)
8. Anomaly Detected: Supernova Remnant N 63A (f/ Travis Weinand & Jason Herrmann of Burden/Tesuo)
9. The Pit Of Hands (f/ Chris Alfano of East Of The Wall)
10. Man Crusher (f/ Robert Meadows of A Life Once Lost)
11. Time Killer Shitter (f/ Jesse Korman of The Number Twelve Looks Like You fame)
12. The Church Forever (f/ Jerry Jones of Trophy Scars)
13. Anomaly Reached: Supernova Remnant N 63A (f/ Travis Weinand of Burden/Tesuo)
14. I Gave Up (f/ Robert Meadows of A Life Once Lost)
15. Axis Mundi (f/ Ruston Grosse)
16. I’m A Wisdom (f/ Tommy Rogers of Between The Buried And Me)


A rather silent release from Metal Blade Records back in July considering the amount of talent involved here. Intensus is the brainchild of Eli Litwin, drummer of Knife the Glitter, all improv, some melody, some blast beats, tons of groove. Fans of old Dillinger, Candiria and Today is the Day will fucking love this shit storm of off timing mental madness.


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