2008.11.18 // 813 Noise Forum is Launched
2008.11.12 // New release from deep underground
2008.11.11 // New Release by One Thousand Pilots
2008.11.09 // Déjà vu
2008.10.27 // Canine Noise
Very Nice Noise caters to artists from all around the globe, but I still have my ties to the local underground. I ended up buying 813noise.com last year and didn't do much with it. Recently I set up a forum on there for the community to interact. It's a slow start, but it will get there eventually. Just FYI, the forum is open to people from all over world, and not just the 813 Noise community.
2008.11.12 // New release from deep underground
Just after settling down from an Australian tour in support of last release, "Stereo 8" (a box set featuring eight 8-track cassettes) the experimental act known as A Street Car Named Vagina set out to capture the visceral sound that had taken them well over a decade to develope. Recorded November 5th, 2008 in an unsecured bunker in the Midwest comes "onetwothree", done in a single take with the rawest of materials and without any post-processing whatsoever. I was advised that a series of subway bathroom shows are scheduled to support this release. I'm not sure if they are referring to the mode of transportation or the sandwich shop, either way it should be fucking nuts.
2008.11.11 // New Release by One Thousand Pilots
Heavy and rhythmic like the soundtrack to the Industrial era, Splendor Solis taps into the heart of a factory system producing cogs for the masses. Audibly expanding and contracting like dragon's breathing, I wonder how many lives it has consumed.
2008.11.09 // Déjà vu
After about 15 hours of "Not ready yet. Waiting 10 seconds for checkin..." from archive.org, the latest from Very Nice Noise is now available. This self-titled effort and VNN sophomore release by CK Vixen is very focused on abstract beats and glitched out rhythms. Progressive layering of sounds and good track to track dynamics keep this release from boring the listener, but it's also very easy to let this one sit on repeat and act as a background soundtrack.
2008.10.27 // Canine Noise
The latest VNN release is laced with drones and glitched out samples are mixed together with abstract beats that will leave you wanting more. Well it left me wanting more, at just over 16 minutes, it's definitely too short, so we're definitely looking forward to a follow up in the future.
