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From Psychedelic Garage to Psych/Garage to the Psychogeography of Garages. And that.
About Me
- noisebastard
- SUPPORT THE ARTISTS, DUMMY. Inspired by a thread over on Dissensus, I've decided to get off my arse and start blogging. Don't expect any kind of coherence here, but I'll be covering all manner of musical strangeness that I love. I'll probably be focusing on forgotten metal, feral blues, biker rock and the various convolutions of the post-rave 'nuum. I'll also probably throw some poems and shit in here cause I'm that kind of dick. Anyway, me and mine: Me Noizy B Nought noisebastard Cheers, Mark/noisebastard
Blog Archive
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- Not sure quite what to make of this...
- Meat Puppets - First LP Session Outtakes (1981)
- Paternoster - Paternoster (1972)
- R.I.P. Escobar
- Dog House Posse - Dope Gets No Heavier (1995)
- Whore - Suicide Massacre (2005)
- Smokin' Willie - Smokin' Willie
- Dryewater - Southpaw (1974)
- St. George's Day
- Classic Youtube Misery
- Slashing Death - Irrevocably and With No Hope (1989)
- Skull Hell - Death Lust Demo (2009)
- Abstract Satan - Demo 7512 (2004)
- Elvie Thomas - Motherless Child Blues
- Feral Gospel
- 30 Posts in 5 days!
- Mark Melanson - Haunted Hearse (1970)
- Wading into the realm of Youtube comments.
- I have sexual ethics after all!
- From a now defunct bug chasing forum... (disturbing)
- The Index - The Index (1967)
- Stephen David Heitkotter - Heitkotter (1971)
- Svaty Vincent - S/T LP (1990)
- Post-Hyphy psychosis
- Daybreak - Daybreak (1971)
- NIHIL JIHAD
- Earthen Vessel - Hard Rock/Life Everlasting (1970)
- Medical Acceptance Gate
- Subterranean Newcastle
- Funky gets obnoxious and awesome...
- KMA - Cape Fear/Phantasy Trip
- R.I.P. J.G. Ballard
- Exactly.
- Sizzurp Riddim
- Black Metal was invented in 1971.
- PROLE NARC THREAT: Bring back the solvent menace!
- Pre-10CC records that are amazing.
- The Psychedelic Sound of American Despair
- Phafner - Overdrive (1972)
- This is why Moby can drown in rotting veal...
- Semen of Satan/Evoked Doom
- DRUMS OF DEVOTION
- Run, Old Jeremiah
- A Beginner's Guide to Savant Metal
- Induction
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April
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Sonics:
- 20 Jazz Funk Greats (Disco, noise-rock, etc.)
- Awesome Tapes from Africa (What it says)
- Bajan Dancehall (Dancehall)
- Beat Electric (Disco, funk, soul)
- Blackdown (Dubstep/Grime/Funky/Garage)
- Bottom of the Map (Southern Rap)
- Castoffs/Mr. HCI (Various goodness)
- Damnator AD (Black/Death Metal and Grind/Noise demos)
- Die Fremde (Experimental)
- History is Made at Night (Dancing and all that goes with it)
- Metal Inquisition (Metal, hilarity)
- Musik Line (Reggae/Dancehall/African/Soundsystem Culture HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!)
- Necromansy (Obscure Black/Thrash/Death Metal)
- Queen of Sheba (UK Funky)
- Record Collectors are Pretentious Assholes (Punk)
- Shit-Fi (Outsider, punk etc.)
- The Corroseum (80s metal obscurities)
- The Manchester Morgue (Horror Soundtracks)
- Twankle and Glisten (Rap)
- Unreleased Horror Scores (Soundtracks)
- Vibrations of Doom (Obscure metal)
- Wilfully Obscure (Indie Rock)
Sense and Anti-Sense:
- Arthur Machen Society
- Deva Ethnobotanicals
- Dispatches from the Culture Wars
- English Heretic
- Erowid
- Forgotten Detroit
- Forgotten Ohio
- Newcastle Community Heritage Project
- Northumberland National Park
- Prospect Magazine
- Speak You're Branes
- Stewart Home
- Stewart Lee
- Strange Attractor
- The Modern Antiquarian
Dialogue:
Labels
- music
- sharity
- strange
- psych
- insanity
- obscure
- outsider
- Blues
- Metal
- folk
- inept
- black metal
- vinyl
- Biker
- garage
- youtube
- christian
- drugs
- downer
- dubstep
- gospel
- grime
- narcissism
- gayness
- loner
- music. sharity
- punk
- rap
- stupidity
- Mix
- Noizy B
- history
- house
- industrial
- polemic
- prog
- savant
- thrash
- African
- German
- Local
- booze
- bounce
- dancehall
- disco
- evil
- exploration
- fear
- funky
- glue
- hardcore
- hyperbole
- indie
- noise
- politics
- ragga
- reggae
- sex
- soca
- surf
- tribal
- voodoo
Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come?
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