Artist : VA
Title : Viva Negativa! A Tribute To The New Blockader
Genre : Noise
Year : 2010
Date : 09/2010
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 25
Label : Important Records
Source : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : cd1: 78:52 cd2: 77:54
Size : 237,10 MB
Tracklist:
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CD1
01.Z'EV - Chips Off The New Block 10:00
02.Keith Fullerton Whitman - September 07:51
27th, 1960
03.Alan Courtis - Happy Blockaders Time 06:04
04.Controlled Bleeding - The Latest Hole 09:26
In My Head
05.Plethora - Last Night I Dremt Of 04:51
Anti-Fest... This Morning I Woke Up Dea
06.Macronympha - Riding Down Lost Highway 06:42
07.The Haters - Mantra To Rot 06:27
08.Emil Beaulieau - Anti-Vartan 05:04
09.Lockweld - Catharsis Bomb 04:04
10.Daniel Menche - Smoldered Blockaders 04:20
11.John Wiese - Annul 05:09
12.Broken Penis Orchestra - The Kill Lump 04:15
13.Jason Kahn - Rille 04:39
CD2
01.Idea Fire Company - Les Heros De La 06:17
Barricade Finale
02.mnortham - Plotting Course On The 07:17
Field Of Nothingness
03.Thurston Moore - Corion Sound for TNB 07:58
04.Jim O'Rourke - 407 Seconds Over 06:48
05.Damion Romero - Broken Block 07:41
06.Prurient - Majdanek Slaughterhouse 06:42
07.Richard Ramirez - Cultural Blockade 06:31
08.Blue Sabbath Black Cheer - Untitled 07:05
09.Carlos Giffoni - Richard Walks Into 05:43
The Sea
10.AMK - Phlegm Angst 06:13
11.Aaron Dilloway - Machine Rape 05:17
(Blitzkrieg)
12.Wolf Eyes - Fisted Gadgets 04:22
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156:46 min
Volume III in a series of UK / European
/ US and Japanese artistsÆ tributes to
the pioneering UK Noise group The New
Blockaders including exclusive tracks
by:
ZÆEV, The Haters, Controlled Bleeding,
Thurston Moore, Jim OÆRourke, Wolf Eyes,
Macronympha, Emil Beaulieau, AMK, Idea
Fire Company, John Wiese, Daniel Menche,
Damion Romero, Aaron Dilloway, Lockweld,
Prurient, Richard Ramirez, Keith
Fullerton Whitman, Jason Kahn, mnortham,
Carlos Giffoni, Blue Sabbath Black
Cheer, etc.
Artwork by Richard Rupenus (TNB)
The New Blockaders are a group who, more
than any other, define the essence of
true Noise music both in art and in act.
Their influence on the current crop of
popular crossover Noise artists such as
Prurient and Wolf Eyes is immeasurable.
Emerging at
the beginning of the 1980s alongside the
Industrial grind of Throbbing Gristle
and the harsh, abrasive Power
Electronics of Whitehouse, TNB stood out
through a purity of vision. Their first
record, 1982Æs Changez Les Blockeurs, is
noise in its most rudimentary form:
metallic grating sounds and analogue
feedback redefined what could be
classified as music. Its abstract form
and Dadaist construction challenged all
that had appeared before. ItÆs anti-
music approach presented a recording
closer to the theory-driven work of
Einsturzende Neubauten than their
supposed contemporaries.They would
appear rarely and when they did it would
be in anonymity. The records would
emerge even more infrequently with
little information and in tiny runs.
Collaborations in recent years with
artists such as Sonic YouthÆs Thurston
Moore and Merzbow have bough their
anti-sound to a younger and diverse
audience. The metal-bashing of K2, the
awkwardness of Runzelstirn &
Gurgelstock, the density of Macronympha
and the abrasiveness of Merzbow all owe
something to the anti-music of TNB. They
can truly be credited as pioneers of
Noise music as we know it today.
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