Gang Wizard / God-Time-Man Continuum Calibration Disc
Album: | God-Time-Man Continuum Calibration Disc | Collection: | General 12" | |
Artist: | Gang Wizard | Added: | Feb 2011 | |
Label: | Death Bomb Arc |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2011-02-13 | Pull Date: | 2011-04-03 | Charts: | Classical/Experimental |
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Week Ending: | Apr 3 | Mar 20 | Feb 20 |
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Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Mar 31, 2011: | orangeasm (gilt edition)
Why Pharaoh Hanged The Baker, Whoever Invents |
3. | Feb 16, 2011: | Brownian Motion
Why Pharaoh Hanged The Baker |
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2. | Mar 19, 2011: | mew
Why Pharaoh Hanged The Baker |
4. | Feb 15, 2011: | Ghost Trees
Why Pharaoh Hanged The Baker |
Album Review
Adam Pearson
Reviewed 2011-02-09
Reviewed 2011-02-09
Free noise, rumbling lawnmowers, digital whipping, electronic flourishes, self-destructive assaults of distortion, and amplifiers turned up to 11. Big time atonal, dissonant experimental music. Gangwizard is a spastic noise supergroup (once Kevin Shields was involved). Power electronics, free jazz, and improv are also points of reference. Fans of Throbbing Gristle and The Dead C take note. Do not miss it. No FCCs detected.
33RPM
Side A:
1. Chaotic bashout, weirdo yelpy vocals, jazz cymbal keeping time or lack thereof. Slows down a bit and huge low end numbs your headache, while the aspergers spoken word takes center stage, moany, tribal. Huge freakout at end.
2. Settles into a rhythmic back-and-forth between shouty chants and distorted guitar swipes while buzzing bass and off-key electrosynths provide some input behind the unintelligibile vocals. Moody, droney outro.
Side B:
*1. Best midnight to 6 track since Glass Box. Tape manipulation, squirking, vinyl abuse, the sound effects record developing into a maelstrom of electro-mixer violence with persistent bass drum plod. Intense.
33RPM
Side A:
1. Chaotic bashout, weirdo yelpy vocals, jazz cymbal keeping time or lack thereof. Slows down a bit and huge low end numbs your headache, while the aspergers spoken word takes center stage, moany, tribal. Huge freakout at end.
2. Settles into a rhythmic back-and-forth between shouty chants and distorted guitar swipes while buzzing bass and off-key electrosynths provide some input behind the unintelligibile vocals. Moody, droney outro.
Side B:
*1. Best midnight to 6 track since Glass Box. Tape manipulation, squirking, vinyl abuse, the sound effects record developing into a maelstrom of electro-mixer violence with persistent bass drum plod. Intense.
Track Listing
1. | Whoever Invents | 3. | Why Pharaoh Hanged The Baker | |||
2. | Bad Teacher | . |