Showing posts with label Kleistwahr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kleistwahr. Show all posts

Sunday, 4 December 2016

Kleistwahr ‎– "Do Not" (Broken Flag ‎– BF 52) 1986


This outing from Gary Mundy's (Ramleh) side project Kleistwahr, is a rather interesting Musique concrète noise fest that sounds, for the most part, like a needle stuck in the run-out groove of a German marching song LP. Probably inspired by some early Boyd Rice.
This repetitive lock groove onslaught is punctuated by the obligatory speech samples  and bursts of harsh, if not paint stripping, noise. The subtler and more experimental side of Mundy's projects; and one, which I may add, of the more preferable.

TRACK LISTING:

1. Do Not (Part 1) [18:14]
2. Do Not (Part 2) [18:50]

DOWNLOAD, or don't, HERE!

Wednesday, 1 January 2014

Ramleh ‎– "We Created It, Let's Take It Over Vol 3" (Pure Records) 1995/1983


Here is the last volume of Ramleh's early years, which in this instance is virtually a reissue of the "Hand of Glory" ep from 1983, plus a live performance tacked on at the end. The Hand of Glory stuff is a pretty accurate portrayal of Industrialised slavery.This is the sound of the horrible machine that we are trapped in the belly of. Plenty of disembodied screams from the dead souls of industrial hostages of the past, skewered by the screeching microwaves of the modern 'smart'(dumb) phone era, rearranging the DNA strands in your brain. Play this music loud enough and you will cancel out the world outside, like matter and anti matter.

 Track Listing:

1 Squassation 4:59
2 Prossneck 4:51
3 The Hand Of Glory I 4:24
4 The Hand Of Glory II 4:56
5 Live At The Roebuck 15:24

 DOWNLOAD what they created and took it over HERE! part three!

Ramleh ‎– "We Created It, Let's Take It Over Vol 2" (Pure Records) 1995/1982


If you enjoy sounds like swarms of savage bees fed through a cheap distortion pedal, accompanied by screaming hostages locked in a cellar, with lashings of blunt drill bits ripping through rusty plate steel? Then this is definitely for you. Or, why not spend an hour or so making it yourself? All you need is a crap microphone, a crapper synthesiser, one distortion pedal,one echo/delay unit, and a recording device. Maybe the odd piece of dialogue recorded from some documentary about Nazi's to be interspersed here and there ,feed it all through a cheapo mixer, and twist the eq's a lot.Photocopy a couple of pictures of B-list Nazi's, call your songs after the most obscure concentration camp you can find on the internet, and scream lyrics about the Moors Murderers until you bust a blood vessel. Instant Industrial style power electronics. If you don't want your neighbours to think you are a latent raving serial killer, then maybe you should just content yourself with downloading some stuff that was made thirty years ago. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Ramleh's greatest cassette Hiss, volume two.  

Track Listing:

1 McCarthy 3:37
2 Purge 5:28
3 Drancy 4:18
4 Korpolagnia 4:02
5 A Return To Slavery 4:46
6 Nordhausen 4:45
7 New Force 3:54
8 Phenol 8:27

DOWNLOAD or create and take it over yourself, HERE volume 2!

Ramleh ‎– "We Created It, Let's Take It Over Vol 1" (Pure Records) 1995/1982

Ramleh;- Noise Super group combination of Kleistwahr, Consumer Electronics, and Whitehouse members; but then again aren't all these people in every Power Electronics/noise band from the early eighties? Listening to their records, you could easily be mistaken to think they are all the same record anyway!? Taken in isolation, these works are superb damaged pieces of dysfunctional non-music, that challenge the listener in their very definition as 'Music'; but, I'd struggle to identify the difference between most of them, except maybe Whitehouse, and even they sound a lot like Consumer Electronics, or vice versa. This, three volume, compilation, gathers together the best of the early cassette releases by this anti-super group; in this case from "Onslaught"(Iphar 1982), and "31/05/1962" (Broken Flag 1982). The normal adjectives of vicious atonal dissonant racket applies. Great listening for depressives, and/or angry loners. And, YAAAAAAWN, we get the obligatory Nazi on the info sheet above. I suppose without Nazi's we wouldn't have anything on the TV, no Methadone, and we wouldn't have landed on the moon, so they're not that bad, are they????.........oh, hang on, we didn't land on the moon did we?............Whoever, "we",are!  

Track Listing:
1 Suction 3:13
2 Throatsuck 5:41
3 Deathtoll 4:10
4 Ramleh 5:16
5 Emaciator 4:08
6 Onslaught 3:01
7 Phenol 8:26
8 Fistfuck 6:31

DOWNLOAD,create it,and take it over, HERE (part 1)

Kleistwahr ‎– "Arsonicide" (Broken Flag ‎– BF 15) 1983

More droning noise fuckery from Gary Mundy's Kleistwahr. With sounds ranging from  having a steel plate pressed against your ear and a hammer drill attempting to pierce a hole through it into your brain; to the sound of a overloading Star trek Phaser set to kill. This ain't party music, but it sounds how I feel at a parties; with their hideous forced jollity, and lashings of Nero-esque fiddling while Rome is burning 'qualities'. This noise fest is a reanimation of what it must have been like to actually burn to death in Rome while Nero fiddled!  

Track Listing:
A1 Crusade
A2 Arsonicide Parts 1-2
B Arsonicide Parts 3-4

DOWNLOADable Arson HERE!