Can’t wait for Spotify to offer streams of generated nonsense music. And see if the record companies can spot the source tracks it was trained on.
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Can’t wait for Spotify to offer streams of generated nonsense music. And see if the record companies can spot the source tracks it was trained on.
Read MoreYour mission: document the resonant frequencies, and come up with an enormously popular banger of a tune that hits all of them.
Read MoreMusicians who have a casual attitude to the continued use of their eyes may want to look over this advertising image and see if they can spot a single thing right about it.
Read MoreIs this thing on? Have a couple of records.
Read MoreTwo are actually from this year!
Read MoreOld industrial musician from way back makes a new album during lockdown; android pop star turns grunge rocker.
Read MoreIt’s blatant advertising time now, with the new CD from Arkady Rose of this parish just released today!
Read MoreThis is the last of the B-Side for the moment. I have a few scraps of other stuff to put up …
Read MoreAnd a four-page cartoon in the middle.
Read MoreFrankly, I’m most surprised Al Jourgensen is still alive. Good luck to him.
Read MoreI’ve had these long enough, now you can have them too and I can close some tabs.
Read MoreIn fairness, as the big bloke with the long hair and the leather jacket, if I were the police I’d have stopped me.
Read MoreMore procrastination on other things!
Read MoreI basically commend all of this coverage.
Read MoreWell, this is an obscurity I never expected to hear online.
Read MoreRemember when you could get this sort of goodness for a dollar?
Read MoreB-Side was the Australian indie rock fanzine of the time. Just slabs of text about good bands and records. I straight-up lifted its format for Party Fears.
Read MoreIt’s all a rhythm instrument, dry and direct.
Read MoreAnd that about wraps it up for Vortex!
Read MoreI’m on a roll here, or I’m procrastinating like hell on other things.
Read MoreI said previously I’d have the rest of Vortex up by the end of 2020, no worries. This proved incorrect.
Read MoreSnog have embodied the virtue of consistency for the past thirty years.
Read MoreJamie Halliday had stopped doing Audio Antihero, but has revived the label for this compilation.
Read MoreAlso: the Terminator comedy dick puppet remix technique.
Read MoreArt is ephemeral. The text changes out from under you. Particularly when the text is a Severed Heads album.
Read MoreA pretty good slab of extruded Solar Fake product.
Read MoreLess Nirvana and more Fugazi, and no fashionability whatsoever. “The kind of rock that was 20 years past its expiration date.”
Read MoreA good new thing and an old new thing.
Read MoreThe black hit of space.
Read MoreHere in the plague, I’m bored enough to write about music again, for my beloved audience of about a hundred. How are you all?
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