#abstract noise

[zytes]

look alive, sunshine

[pi-slices]

Sonar.

[bahrullmarta]

Abstract noise

[elixir]

Chris Carter of Throbbing Gristle at the Industrial Records, Martello Street studio in 1978 with self-built synthesiser and keyboard. Photographed by Cosey Fanney Tutti.

[theartofjamesb]

Fuck Melody Make Noise

[11korp]

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62510226111

knop / 11korp

[postpunkindustrial]

Skinny Puppy

I want to say late 80's but I couldn't find anything about it.

[arturizmo]

Noise 🌕

[wangleline]

Making some completely fucked up noise art

[frail4frail]

[lunasilvis]

Throwback brunette 2024

[zytes]

8.15.2024 — 6:47pm -> 8:17pm

[pi-slices]

Climbing.

[tenshunnoise]

This is Volume 1 of a series of Turntablist scratch tools for creating turntable music.

One side has different percussion sounds for rhythmic cutting.

The other side has vocal samples to practice phrase cutting.

Only 10 copies made.

Each record cut one at a time on a modified Presto 6N lathe

Each track was recorded live using the drum sounds from the record.

I used a Technics 1200 turntable going into a homemade eurorack scratch mixer, The mixers output was going into two Eurorack modules (2HP Glitch and Microcell Granular Processor.

The fader movement would send a trigger out as i closed the fader. That trigger output was clocking 2HP glitch, Microcell Granular Processor, Ladik R-110 & Ladik C-310.

The Ladik R-110 would send random triggers and gates to the 2hp Glitch and the Ladik C-310.

The Ladik C-310 would send random voltages to the 2hp glitch and Microcell for modulation and movement.

This music is not on the lathe cut record.

The lathe cut record is a scratch record with sounds to create music or session with.

[rabbit-rays]

and i can't stop the ringing in your ears.

[theartofjamesb]

Even Demons Deserve Compliments