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Take the time to search for these 10 albums from my selection and then take the time to listen to and enjoy them!
Foetus - Halt
Melvins, Napalm Death – Savage Imperial Death March
Fantôme Josepha - Le Telescope de la Mort
Painkiller - The Equinox
Matmos - Metallic Life Review
PiL - End Of World
Nurse With Wound & Diarmuid MacDiarmada - Lung Oysters
La Mverte - Media Nocte
Zu - Ferrum Sidereum
Panasonic – Kulma
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6/21/26.
I'm pretty sure most of you know that the primary purpose of this blog is to serve as a kind of listening diary. I just wanted a way to catalogue the things I loved that I was listening to on Bandcamp. If anyone wanted to ride along, great.
Every once in a while, I want to catalogue something that is outside my normal lane. People Like Us (Vicki Bennett - London, England) has been making audio collages since the early 1990s, and while that doesn't sound like something I would normally like, I found myself listening to the newest People Like Us album, "Copia" over and over. In ways it reminds me of a similar feeling I get when I listen to The Caretaker or Foxi Euler Sydikat (Frischluft! Tonträger - if you want to listen to a great compilation from 2020, here you are).
For this album, Bennett collaborated "with the voices, instruments and editing timelines of Matmos, Hearty White, Gwilly Edmondez, Lottie Bowater, Buttress O’Kneel, Douglas Benford, Irene Moon, Jon Leidecker, and Matt Warwick."
"Copia" was released last year by British label Discrepant.
playlist 06.30.25
Stereolab Instant Holograms On Metal Film (Warp) Wet Ink Ensemble Action, Choice, Thought (Carrier) Ligeti Kammerkozert (Wergo) Don Preston Filters, Oscillators and Envelopes 1967-1982 (SubRosa) Young Gods Appear Disappear (Two Gentlemen) Kate NV Room For The Moon (Live) (RVNG Intl) The Daktaris Soul Explosion (Desco) Surgeon Shell Wave (Tresor) Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe Union OST (Raikilal Musics) Matmos Metallic Life Review (Thrill Jockey) The Body, Intensive Care Was I Good Enough? (Closed Casket) Bruit The Age Of Ephemerality (Pelagic) Joy Guidry Five Prayers (Jaid) Hiromi Out There (Concord Jazz) Rashad Becker The Incident (Clunk) These New Puritans Crooked Wing (Domino)
BOOK John Tottenham Service (Semiotexte) TV The Studio (Apple TV)
I can't believe Matmos covered Coil. That's beautiful man. But tell me, whyyyy is the California Rhinoplasty EP so difficult to obtain???
Matmos | Norway Doorway
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Matmos - The Rust Belt (official music video)
"The Rust Belt" is from Metallic Life Review by Matmos (Thrill Jockey Records) This video, titled "The Golden Age", was created by Jack Colbert: "The Golden Age animates pocket sized metallic objects sourced from metal detecting —from pull tabs to gold rings. The object’s unique eroded surfaces overlap through replacement animation, and the cyclical rhythm of the film mimics the normalization of discarding and replacing belongings."
