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zef-zef · 9 months

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3 Masters join for a great sound experience.

Merzbow, Keiji Haino, Balazs Pandi - An Untroublesome Defencelessness (RareNoise, 2016)

#2010s #Japan #Hungary #Merzbow #Keiji Haino #Balazs Pandi #Electronic #Rock #experimental #Noise #Free Improvisation #Noise Rock #RareNoise #2018 #week 30-2023 #Bandcamp

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bunglecryptid · 1 year

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#trevor dunn #balazs pandi #madlove #trio convulsant #fantomas #tomahawk #mr bungle #mike patton #trey spruance

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donospl · 1 year

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PODSUMOWANIE ROKU 2022 - Jazz (Polska)

PODSUMOWANIE ROKU 2022 – Jazz (Polska)

ALBUM ROKU 2022 Piotr Orzechowski / Kuba Więcek „Themes of Dracula” Anaklasis MUZYK ROKU: Marek Pospieszalski DEBIUT ROKU: Amalia Umeda Quartet “Nowoświt” ZŁOTA DZIESIĄTKA: 2. Elma “Licentia Poetica” – Hevhetia 3. Marek Pospieszalski “Dürer’s Mother” – Clean Feed Records 4. Emil Miszk Sonic Syndicate “Scratches” – Alpaka Records 5. Marek Pospieszalski “Polish Composers of 20th Century” –…

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omegaplus · 2 years

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Omega Radio for August 15, 2022; #324.

Shonen Knife: "Twist Barbie"

Cibo Matto: "Know Your Chicken"

Melt Banana: "Candy Gun"

Otoboke Beaver: "週6はきつい" / "6 Day Work Week Is A Pain”

Krimewatch: "平和の夢" / "Dream Of Peace"

Kuro: "Dead Heat 10000v"

Gauze: "Children Fuck Off"

Zeni Geva: "Heathen Blood"

Boredoms: "G.I.L. '77"

Guitar Wolf: "Roaring Blood"

Les Rallize Denudes: "People Can Choose"

Merzbow / Balazs Pandi / Keiji Haino: "Live at St. Elisabeth Kirche 5/31/2017"

Boris: "Heavy Rain"

Bonus Omega; first-ever all-Japan showcase.

#Japan #omega #music #playlists #reviews #mixtapes #Shonen Knife #Melt Banana #Otoboke Beaver #Krimewatch #Kuro #Gauze #Zeni Geva #Guitar Wolf #Les Rallize Denudes #Merzbow #Keiji Haino #Boris

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thomasmartinnutt · 13 days

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Chance Encounters #007

Gordon Mumma, Vladislav Delay & Eyvind Aarset, Ben Frost, Alial Straa, Charles Olsen, Graham Lambkin & Áine O’Dwyer, Félicia Atkinson, Feronia Wennborg, Yama Yuki, Permanent Six Flags, Sarah Davarchi & Sean McCann, Angus Carlyle, Pierre Schaeffer & Pierre Henry, Charlie Morrow, AGF & Delay, Valentina Magaletti & Laila Sakimi, Geneva Skeet, Merzbow, Mats Gustafsson & Balazs Pandi, LFO, Michiko Hirayama, Eliane Radigue, Stephen Vitiello, Cia Rinne & Sebastian Eskilden, Felicity Mangan, Kim Cascone, Roméo Poirier, Francisco Lopez, Ganavya, Caroline Shaw & Attacca Quartet, The Australian Art Orchestra, Clara de Asis & Ryoko Akama, Paul Beaudoin

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omegaradiowusb · 2 years

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AUGUST 15, 2022 (#324)

Shonen Knife: "Twist Barbie" Cibo Matto: "Know Your Chicken" Melt Banana: "Candy Gun" Otoboke Beaver: "週6はきつい" / "6 Day Work Week Is A Pain Krimewatch: "平和の夢" / "Dream Of Peace" Kuro: "Dead Heat 10000v" Gauze: "Children Fuck Off" Zeni Geva: "Heathen Blood" Boredoms: "G.I.L. '77" Guitar Wolf: "Roaring Blood" Les Rallize Denudes: "People Can Choose" Merzbow & Balazs Pandi & Keiji Haino: "Live at St. Elisabeth Kirche 5/31/2017" Boris: "Heavy Rain"

It’s a new first for Omega Radio: an all-Japan sounds showcase. This week’s Summer bonus broadcast sees many of our favorite Japanese artists previously featured here before in punk, post-punk, D.I.Y., pop, thrash punk, garage, metal, and noise - now all in one place. Due to scheduling changes, this will be our final one-hour Monday bonus program for the Summer and this year.

Omega still has lots more diverse sounds to be played before the Summer broadcasting season finally burns out. Stay tuned.

August 22, 2022 (11AM New York City): bonus Omega

August 27, 2022 (10PM New York City): final deluxe Omega

August 29, 2022 (midnight New York City): bonus Omega

August 29, 2022 (11AM New York City): final bonus Omega

#Japan #playlists #music #Merzbow #Les Rallize Denudes #Melt Banana #Otoboke Beaver #Krimewatch #Kuro #Gauze #Boredoms #Guitar Wolf #Keiji Haino #Boris

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funstealer · 5 months

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#M #Bandcamp

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ssushihub · 7 months

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Artist Research

Merzbow, Balazs Pandi and Richard Pihas with Lieko Shiga - Bipolar

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Creating sound cascades, improvised sounds fused with new videos edited live in Shiga. Explore the relationship between human society and nature, and contemplate life through the imagery of death, immersing yourself in an event that transcends the physical scale.

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soillodge · 2 years

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Listen/purchase: Become the discovered, not the discoverer by Merzbow, Keiji Haino, Balazs Pandi

#bandcamp #Noise #Jazz #Harsh #Extreme #Experimental #Industrial

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musicollage · 2 years

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Keiji Haino + Merzbow – Become... 2019 ~ RareNoise.

#jazz #free jazz #jazz guitar #jazz trio #experimental music #keiji haino #merzbow #balazs pandi #2019 #rarenoise #2010s #2010s jazz

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oopsl · 3 years

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Become The Discovered, Not the Discoverer by Keiji Haino + Balázs Pandi + Merzbow, 2019

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zef-zef · 9 months

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Merzbow, Keiji Haino, Balazs Pandi

free improvisers of the highest order

source: rarenoiserecords 📸: ???

#photography #artist photography #Merzbow #Keiji Haino #Balazs Pandi #Japan #hungary #free improvisers of the highest order

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bunglecryptid · 2 years

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#trevor dunn #mr bungle #madlove #trio convulsant #tomahawk #fantomas #mike patton #trey spruance #dave lombardo #scott ian #balazs pandi

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lyssahumana · 3 years

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#Merzbow #Mats Gustafsson #Balazs Pandi #records #record covers

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avantpanda · 5 years

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Keiji Haino with Merzbow and Balázs Pándi: Become The Discovered, Not The Discoverer (Rarenoise Records, 2019) double LP on translucent orange vinyl

#keiji haino #Haino Keiji #merzbow #masami akita #noise rock #noise #Harsh noise #Music on Vinyl #colored vinyl #experimental music #free improvisation #balazs pandi

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dustedmagazine · 5 years

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Lee Ranaldo/Jim Jarmusch/Marc Urselli/Balazs Pandi — S-T (Trost)

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s/t by Lee Ranaldo / Jim Jarmusch / Marc Urselli / Balázs Pándi

For this album, New York producer Marc Urselli opened his studio and brought together former Sonic Youth member Lee Ranaldo (guitars, bells, pedals), filmmaker Jim Jarmusch (guitar, mini synth, pedals) and Hungarian born drummer Balazs Pandi for an improvised session recorded live on analog equipment. Urselli contributed bass and laptop and mixed the results into this fiv-track album without editing or overdubs. The tracks were named for figures from Norse Mythology reflecting the cool ambiance of the music, which occupies a twilit world between In A Silent Way era Miles Davis and post rock. It evokes long nights, single malts and the quiet restlessness that snowfalls bring.

Pandi, who has played with Merzbow, Keiji Haino and Venetian Snares, is the unobtrusive star throughout. His busy but subtle drumming leads above the drones of guitar and synth. He provides rhythmic sophistication and intuitive responses to his interlocutors in the studio. This is a four-way conversation rather than a competition for attention and the musicians display a depth of mutual understanding that belies the fact that they are playing together for the first time. Urselli’s production gives each instrument room to breathe and the tracks swell and recede at a relaxed pace as layers of guitar, synth and sound effects form palimpsests of sound.

“Gulltoppr,” named for a horse of the Norse gods, opens proceedings with stuttering synth and guitar lines around which Pandi lays jazzy fills and splashes of cymbal. At the 4:50 and 9-minute marks, the sirens of New York City streets intrude and pass to remind us of the realities of the life, that peace is there to be interrupted if not shattered.

“Groa” is a Norse shaman whose husband, Aurvandil The Bold, Thor saved by snapping off his frostbitten toes and flinging them into the sky to become stars. Here Ranaldo adds bells as a percussive counterpoint to Pandi’s drums. Satellite beeps evoke the passage of technology through the astral twinkling. “Groa” develops over 19 minutes at times evoking a slowed down version of “The End” with strummed and bowed guitar parts tracing circles beneath distant organ drones.

Although each track has a distinctive character the album works best as a suite or even as one long piece. There is a restraint to the individual playing that adds to the collective result and if the album seems one-paced there is much going on to hold the listener’s attention without a resort to histrionics or pyrotechnics. Scandinavians have many words for snow, but they all know it’s cold and wet. Attention to nuance is its own reward.

Andrew Forell

#lee ranaldo #jim jarmusch #marc urselli #balazs pandi #trost #andrew forell #albumreview #dusted magazine #improvised music #norse gods

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