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[mental destruction]

[Wild 064] Pyrrhon / Lordindus - The 29 Legion Of Amduscias

 Speedcore / Noise / Experimental / Deviant Electronic



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Tracklist :

01. They Come (Lordindus - Pyrrhon)
02. Entity n°0682 (Pyrrhon)
03. Noise Is Drug (Lordindus)
04. Speedcore Against Conformity (Lordindus - Pyrrhon)
05. Martyrs Ou Victimes (Lordindus)
06. Concerto Pour Bruit Blanc En Fa Dièse (Pyrrhon)
07. U.N.E (Ultimate Noise Experience) (Pyrrhon)
08. Doomsday (Lordindus)
09. You Are A Killer (Lordindus - Pyrrhon)




[Wild 066] Iscariote666 - No Respect No Regrets

 Terror / Hardcore



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Tracklist :
01. Renegades & Terrorist Pt1
02. Disasterpiece         
03. From Another Planet      
04. Run Rabbit Run   
05. Renegades & Terrorist Pt2   
06. ASPD   



http://www.myspace.com/wildnessrecords
http://wildnessrecords-netlabel.org

[mental destruction]

[Wild 067] Bart Hart, La Foudre, Mental D-struction

Speedcore / Noise / Experimental



FREE DOWNLOAD [Click Here]




Tracklist :

01. Bart Hard - Live @ Thematics 35'
02. La Foudre - Live @ Thematics 38'
03. Mental D-struction - Live @ Thematics 39'


DISCOGS



Thematics (2rrr Radio)
http://www.thematicsradio.com/
http://www.myspace.com/thematics



**La Foudre
http://www.lechaosordinaire.com
http://www.lechaosordinaire.com/index.php?page=video
No-Tek : http://www.no-tek.net/no-tek-or-not


**Bart Hard
http://www.myspace.com/barthard


**Mental D-struction
http://www.myspace.com/mmentaldestruction

[eEL]

thank you!!! i frikkin' LOVE power noise

[mikepowell512]

Thanx for that, man.. You pleased my HC soul.. >:P

[mental destruction]

Morgane Desbeet / Mental D-struction
Label : NHDIYSTREC
Format : Cassette
Country: France
Released: 27 Apr 2010
Genre: Electronic
Style: Speedcore, Noise, Power Electronics

Tracklist
A Morgane Desbeet  -  Operation : Desordre Chaotiques   
B1 Mental D-struction  -  Let's Dance And Pray [Mital Team Product]   
B2 Mental D-struction Feat. VWT  -  Brain Creater   
B3 Mental D-struction  -  Discharge   
B4 Mental D-struction  -  That's So Great [Gabba Team Product]   
B5 Kurwastyle Project Feat. Mental D-struction  -  Cunnilingus [Mental D Vocal Mix]   
B6 Mental D-struction  -  Aeterna   
B7 Mental D-struction  -  God Save America [Terror Team Product] 

Discogs : http://www.discogs.com/Morgane-Desbeet-Mental-D-struction-Morgane-Desbeet-Mental-D-struction/release/2258792

*Available at discogs.
*On Nhdiystrec Website page or ( noizemhaker@free.fr )

Video here -->http://www.youtube.com/v/pAeWJA0VmBA&hl=fr_FR&fs=1&




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Wild 071 - Concrete Creeps Filth - Beton Arme
Loud & Noisy Broken Beat / Ambient



Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/Concrete-Creeps-Filth-Beton-Arme/release/2263441

DOWNLOAD:
http://www.archive.org/download/Wild071-ConcreteCreepsFilth-BetonArme/Wild071-concretecreepsfilth-betonarme.zip

Tracklist :
01. Liquid
02. We Creep
03. Time Has Come
04. Smile2
05. Have Fun
06. Rock N Roll
07. Drop Out
08. Bizardelica
09. At The Edge Of Times

CCF is an alias of Audiocum for loud & noisy experimental breakbeat.
Audiocum is a french noiseur & a sick DIY activist, 1000% true liveact.
He also own the label CNCCR.

CNCCR (Label, Mailorder) : http://rawnoisefukk.blogspot.com
Contact : noisecumterror@orange.fr


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Wild 070 / Chase037- Circuitsmasher - Mutation
Orchestral Breakcore, Instrumental Darkstep, Dark Drum'n Bass



Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/Circuitsmasher-Mutation/release/2263431

DOWNLOAD:
http://www.archive.org/download/Wild070-Circuitsmasher-Mutation/Wild070-Circuitsmasher-Mutation.zip

Tracklist :
01. Sharp Focus
02. Tycon
03. Dual Identity
04. Vulcanize
09. At The Edge Of Times

Circuitsmasher duo is a collaboration between Evelyne Manganese [aka Mental D-struction] and Paul Bolstridge [aka Pirtek].

For their new release, they offer 4 tracks that can be described as orchestral Breakcore and instrumental Darkstep. Dark
drum programmings from Paul are enriched by Evy’s epic synth layers. Mutation Ep consists in sharp dark drum’n’bass / break
 arrangements surrounded by insane atmospheres and vocals that make Circuitsmasher’s music goes totally mental

Out on Wildness Records [Wild 070] & Chase Records [Chase 037], May 2010
http://www.myspace.com/wildnessrecords
http://wildnessrecords-netlabel.org
http://www.myspace.com/chaserec
http://chaserecords.free.fr

[Drewthetexan]

Morgane Desbeet / Mental D-struction
Label : NHDIYSTREC
Format : Cassette
Country: France
Released: 27 Apr 2010
Genre: Electronic
Style: Speedcore, Noise, Power Electronics

Um, Cassette?

[creepster]

Morgane Desbeet / Mental D-struction
Label : NHDIYSTREC
Format : Cassette
Country: France
Released: 27 Apr 2010
Genre: Electronic
Style: Speedcore, Noise, Power Electronics

Um, Cassette?

you know, this little slim plastic box with two holes containing two cog wheels which move a slim plastic ribbon over a little magnet block which will end into music coming through speakers
maybe it *enhances* the sound quality seeing that it is "speedcore, noise" anyway
q;

but yes, i admit it is a very ancient format and makes you wonder ... CD-Rs are really not expensive anymore not to justify burning one even if it isn't completely filled with data
not offering a CD makes you seem quite unprofessional IMO

[Drewthetexan]

Morgane Desbeet / Mental D-struction
Label : NHDIYSTREC
Format : Cassette
Country: France
Released: 27 Apr 2010
Genre: Electronic
Style: Speedcore, Noise, Power Electronics

Um, Cassette?

you know, this little slim plastic box with two holes containing two cog wheels which move a slim plastic ribbon over a little magnet block which will end into music coming through speakers
maybe it *enhances* the sound quality seeing that it is "speedcore, noise" anyway
q;

but yes, i admit it is a very ancient format and makes you wonder ... CD-Rs are really not expensive anymore not to justify burning one even if it isn't completely filled with data
not offering a CD makes you seem quite unprofessional IMO

Oh, I know what they are, I stopped using them in ... possibly 1992, I think.

The only thing I could think of is that this is by an audiophile and they think that digital format dilutes their music - which I could maybe understand if their music was generated with 100% analog instruments and whatnot.

I dunno, I've done a fair bit of studying on reconstructing analog waveforms from digital samples. Honestly, analog is inherently noisy.

I guess if you have an immaculately constructed, grounded & EM insulated, and tuned system to play your perfectly clean and pristine analog recording, you might have a case. Maybe. Haven't seen a setup like that yet.

[creepster]

Morgane Desbeet / Mental D-struction
Label : NHDIYSTREC
Format : Cassette
Country: France
Released: 27 Apr 2010
Genre: Electronic
Style: Speedcore, Noise, Power Electronics

Um, Cassette?

you know, this little slim plastic box with two holes containing two cog wheels which move a slim plastic ribbon over a little magnet block which will end into music coming through speakers
maybe it *enhances* the sound quality seeing that it is "speedcore, noise" anyway
q;

but yes, i admit it is a very ancient format and makes you wonder ... CD-Rs are really not expensive anymore not to justify burning one even if it isn't completely filled with data
not offering a CD makes you seem quite unprofessional IMO

Oh, I know what they are, I stopped using them in ... possibly 1992, I think.

The only thing I could think of is that this is by an audiophile and they think that digital format dilutes their music - which I could maybe understand if their music was generated with 100% analog instruments and whatnot.

I dunno, I've done a fair bit of studying on reconstructing analog waveforms from digital samples. Honestly, analog is inherently noisy.

I guess if you have an immaculately constructed, grounded & EM insulated, and tuned system to play your perfectly clean and pristine analog recording, you might have a case. Maybe. Haven't seen a setup like that yet.

harrumph ... i just wonder how many people still have a cassette deck, or also still a record player
 
along those lines of immaculate sound quality: i thought somebody told me that gold cables rather than the regular copper would enhance the audio signal, too
you can go over board in regard to sound quality, it's not like my crappy mp3 player with those crappy inexpensive headphones would be able to give the super achieved sound quality back anyway

[Drewthetexan]

harrumph ... i just wonder how many people still have a cassette deck, or also still a record player
 
along those lines of immaculate sound quality: i thought somebody told me that gold cables rather than the regular copper would enhance the audio signal, too
you can go over board in regard to sound quality, it's not like my crappy mp3 player with those crappy inexpensive headphones would be able to give the super achieved sound quality back anyway

The only reason gold is used for audio connections is because it doesn't corrode or tarnish. Ideally we would use silver because it is the best conductor, but it tarnishes and would introduce noise into the signal at the connection points. Copper is the second best conductor, and doesn't really corrode as fast and is obviously cheaper than gold - but it does eventually tarnish. Copper is also better for bending fatigue than most other metals, like aluminum, which is why we use it so much. Wiring that is not going to be bent, like housing wire or high voltage lines is often aluminum or aluminum with a steel core for strength because it is cheaper than copper.

Ok, taking the nerd hat off now...

[xeno]

The only thing I could think of is that this is by an audiophile and they think that digital format dilutes their music

Well, CD is not really a binary format - or well, it's a storage media for binary streams stored
with analogue layout...  that's why you have shit expensive cd players.
If it was pure digital, a $20 player would be able to do the same job as a $5000 one...  instead the cd player has to try to read the cd at the exact right speed and as steady as possible, detect misreads, reconstruct missed bits and all that kind of shit...

The CD format is really utter crap - worst of both worlds

harrumph ... i just wonder how many people still have a cassette deck, or also still a record player

There's a large amount of crazy l33t audiophiles out there... I know of people that have build their house on solid rock, then build the basement with part of that rock sticking through the floor, so that they have a place to put their vinyl player without it getting any vibrations from the surroundings...

personally, I'm content with 256k and higher mp3's, aac and similar... my hearing isn't good enough to notice the difference, and mostly it wouldn't matter much either... doesn't need utterly perfect playback of sawtooth waves modulated by a random stream, or distorted vocals...  I'm much more focused on sound spectrum, room feeling and such stuff...

[DJ Wolf]

harrumph ... i just wonder how many people still have a cassette deck, or also still a record player

I don't know how many would have a cassette deck about the plac,e but as for the Record players,  I still do 80% of my beat mixing on vinyl. And in the next couple months that will change to 100% as I get some Torqe Control discs for my turntables. Essentially they are digital discs that route through a box into a PC/laptop so you can mix digital tracks using your turntables. ( I am sure someone is going to start a thread about vinyl vs cd and mp3 shortly)

Moving on however, I think the idea might be as it was when cd's frist came out and bands would release 7" singles. ( showing my age) Maybe it's  promo idea. I can't think of the last time I saw blank cassettes for sale mind you.

I think availability is an issue when dealing with things like this. Collectors might dig the idea. But most folks listen to their music in cars with cd players and or mp3 aux or flash drive inputs or a personal mp3 so I can't think where someone would listen to this outside of their house on a cassette player.

Still, as said before, being that it is noise core, would a crystal clear sound and exemplary clarity be an issue.

Having said all that good luck to them and at least they have the balls to advertise their music and be prepared to be critiqued.

Wolf

[Drewthetexan]

Well, CD is not really a binary format - or well, it's a storage media for binary streams stored
with analogue layout...  that's why you have shit expensive cd players.
If it was pure digital, a $20 player would be able to do the same job as a $5000 one...  instead the cd player has to try to read the cd at the exact right speed and as steady as possible, detect misreads, reconstruct missed bits and all that kind of shit...

Ok, so after some thought, what I think you mean is, basically, you are reading digital info on an analog system as opposed to more modern solid state devices, and that all the error conditions from CD audio stem from the physical storage and retrieval methods. 

-You have a data storage surface covered by clear plastic that is subject to environmental hazards, i.e. scratches, fingerprints, dust, etc. that all can interfere with the optical retrieval method.

-you are spinning a cheap piece of plastic and trying to scan a 1.6µm section at a time.

-Error correction, stability issues, and the whole gamut of shit is all to correct for environmental issues (real world is analog) so that is why $20 cd players that don't compensate for this stuff can't compete with some of the high end stuff.

I think the argument, then, is that a CD isn't really intrinsically superior to cassette tape as far as audio fidelity is concerned.

[Drewthetexan]

Still, as said before, being that it is noise core, would a crystal clear sound and exemplary clarity be an issue.

Having said all that good luck to them and at least they have the balls to advertise their music and be prepared to be critiqued.

Wolf

I agree. I don't think the media they released this on really affects the intent. Cassette or no, the group did post up their stuff (in the correct forum no less) for us to look at.

[DJ Wolf]

And it hasn't gone wildly off topic. (snigger snigger)

Wolf