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Requesting help with identifying a song
A commenter is asking for a name to a song that appears on this tape rip I uploaded at 1:10:45. YouTube's copyright detector didn't claim anything for it and it's an instrumental song, so no lyrics to search for.
weirdo guitar shredding from tyranosex
excerpt from everyday loneliness - an error in judgement (ekhein,2010). hits hard. also, not sure if i have the right track title.
here is side A (or B? can't remember ) of paranoid time's "pass out or die trying" c20, slightly edited to keep it under 10MB. if you can believe it, the other side of this tape is even more blown out and noisey, but this track is one of my favorites. sounds like a construction site being swept through a tornado!(?!). got from pedestrian deposit tour in 2010 which happened to be on my birthday and was awesome
this tape is really weird. hardly the blissful synth expeditions emeralds are known for. it's scattered with fragments of voices, booming synth modules, uncomfortable transitions into minimal sound. guitar plucking and abstract drone. on this track a voice exclaims "it's june 11th" and then everything goes downhill from there.
I got this tape from hanson records a long time ago along with underwater ocean by fragments and an andrew coltrane tape. it was one of my first exposures to the weird noise underground. i just found this tape while I was digging around, so i thought i'd add it to the blog!
work/death tape called "mulberries ripen and rot" from "three songs of lenin", 2010. this track is a continuation of side a. it starts with a blissful ambient wave, and then crushes the sound into a singular deathly fallout horn strung out over the rest of the tape. the inside panel says "do not mistake this description of the universe for the universe itself".
