A brief but skull-blowing set, five tracks for a total running time of fourteen minutes, with Can't rocking out some "home made" analog syntheszier based distorto belch with Jessica's shy/freaked/funny vocals and brontosaur industrial beats going gonzo, performed/recorded at Jessica's parent house. Nice! One of the better homemade electronic spaz documents we've landed on lately. Hand assembled packaging in the Pure/RRRecords wallet style. . (RRrecords)

Another full disc of lush mangled sweetness from artist/synth torturer Jessica Rylan, which precedes the harrowing bedroom vibes of the Final Performace CD-R we listed a while back. We totally dug that disc, and this one is even radder, a distillation of middle school angst and broken hearts through brutally remixed versions of nostalgiac roller-rink pop trash like "Too Shy", "Songbird", Kenny G jazz slop, and Christopher Cross, all blasted to smithereens by overmodulated distortion, the original hook napalmed by tons of skkrrch and beaten to death by rumbling, earth shuddering bass grooves.

Solo noise trek from SONIC YOUTH's mainman, Thurston Moore. Guitar abuse, sonic mayhem and weird avant jazz – believe me, not a great deal like the chap's main band!. One long track, at just over 30 minutes. On the RRR Pure imprint with the usual hand-made and uniquely printed covers. . (RRrecords)

Spastic cyber-harsh noise assault from this longtime harsh noise hero! Contains live recordings from his 2006 UK tour as well as brand new studio tracks. You know this RULES, no need for more words for this master!" (label description)

Japanese cyberpunk word-terrorist Kenji Siratori delivers two long tracks of atmospheric harsh noise. No spoken words this time, just aural satisfaction with weird ambient melodics. Unusual and elegant work, we love it and we're sure you'll do too! (label description)

"...Here layers of brutal droning, ferocious fuzz and other various eardrum shredding devices are seamlessly soldered together to produce a work that delivers an almost hallucinatory impact. Sounds that were once identifiable as just noise slowly take on a form of their own. As Civilization really begins to slide, these begin to mutate into a more detailed (and spikier) soundtrack. At its best, Civilization is the sound of everything falling apart." - The Wire

The noise-music of Teatro Satanico is a true “Satanic Mess”! This approx. 45 minutes of rough, strange and weird electronic noise, blended and messed up with Italian language and Veneto dialect devilish lyrics, are the first audio-cd tracks available by this in-famous Italian project. This enhanced CD contains also an mpeg format video clip version of a T.S. “PICCINA” (a.k.a. “Marta”), rendered by Muzakiller, a collective of anarch-antinomian artists devoted to perverted underground art. (label description)

Black Leather Jesus has been something of an umbrella project for collective works of a number of various noise/experimental artists. In its best years, BLJ included as many as 13 members. It was originally formed by Richard Ramirez in 1989 and is still active nowadays, 15 years later. This new release on Spatter is another great chapter in the BLJ saga. Killer harsh noise.