French producer Fodboldklub cooks up incredible ambient/kraut soundscapes on his latest album "Mangrove 71". Three tracks, each longer than the last, will take you on a cosmic voyage to a swampy planet outside of our constellation. The sound of this record teleports me back to the late 2000s and the tape revival era. Great stuff to play as background music or to zen out to.
Cop this album here, and stream it in full below.
"Death Signal" is the latest compilation from the experimental noise label Deathbed Tapes, showcasing a huge selection of artists that channel "...frequencies (that) were never meant to be heard". The resulting compilation is a twisted excursion into a leery corners of the sonic spectrum - expect dark ambient, industrial, drone, noise and even blackened beats. Sick sick sick.
You can order some tapes here, and stream the whole compilation below.
While the gates of hell remain wide open, the stench of rotting cadavers perversely lingers in the air, filling the nostrils of reluctant passengers from the otherworld. Helplessly eyeing ways to escape from this infernal place their ears are gradually assaulted with the noises one can describe as hissing incantations. Imps and demons will feast tonight.
Natural Orthodoxy's opening composition that pairs the gloomiest death industrial landscape with Sylvia Plath's poem "Daddy" may be one of the most incredible songs I've heard in last few years. "Modernity" originally came out in 2016 under his previous monkier UVB-76, and it has finally received a physical reissue thanks to Bone Valley. Absolutely devouring and engulfing release, that hits even harder in the modern fascistic world.
Order 3" CDR here. Digital version available here. Stream below.
