Monday, 3 May 2010
Spider Kitten - Science Insults Your Intelligence
Controversial beliefs and great tone combine in this release as The Spider Kittens return to their ambient metal roots.
Labels:
doom,
downer rock,
drone,
noise,
spider kitten,
synths
Thursday, 8 April 2010
Spider Kitten - Twin Obscenities / Semi Auto Construct
In this 7 incher Spider Kitten autoacoustically rework some old songs assisted by Luke Oram of Atomck on guitar and Banjo. Not for the STOUTHEARTED.
Sunday, 7 March 2010
Snork Maiden - 50 minutes of shit
Album #2 from wALdo muffinstuffer, esquire and Count Linus Michael Fitness-Centre III, recorded May 2001. This one does exactly what it says on the tin.
Saturday, 6 March 2010
SNORK MAIDEN - STATiC TRAiN BREAD FiGHT!
So you enjoyed the last Snork opus, Cake Artistry Centre, yeah, and you'd probably like to hear more of their wonky electro pop, right? Unfortunately this here is their 1st album - 13 tracks of tape hiss smeared fx pedal bashing, recorded down a telephone line into broken 4-track in 2001. SO FUCK YOU.
Labels:
harsh noise,
improvised,
industrial,
monged,
noise,
noise-rock,
pop,
snork maiden,
snorkmaiden,
synths,
twats
VARAN THE UNBELIEVABLE - CHICKMAS
Vintage Newport harsh noise. An accidental Snork Maiden side project, formed for a birthday party in 2004. VARAN thereafter became active whenever the members' "real" bands were feeling particularly lazy. Most of these tracks have been available on myspace since 2006, but now you can damage your hearing at a higher bitrate!
Labels:
harsh noise,
jams,
monged,
noise,
snorkmaiden,
twats,
varan,
VARAN THE UNBELIEVABLE
Saturday, 13 February 2010
Thinking with Sand - sex funeral
Brand new web-only e.p. from the hyperlazy newport noisepopniks; 2 very slack years in the making. Like blowing a hair dryer into your ear in Wookey Hole on MDMA.
Labels:
monged,
noise,
noise-rock,
pop,
shoegaze,
synths,
thinking with sand
Friday, 5 February 2010
Spider Kitten - Routine
More Nirvana worship from Spider Kitten. Imagine In Utero without the unnecessarily loud drums. It's a nice thought, isn't it?
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