Sickle's Crypt yawns wide again..(4 Floor tracks)
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 5017 posts since 13 Dec, 2005 from The Void
These were shared last year, and some of you may have heard them already, but I think there's one or two that a few of you might have missed out and would like to have em.
This was the first folder I have sorted on my webspace. In response to the growing momentum building for the Godflesh/Pitchshifter-style act between a few of us here, I thought maybe I should get your blood circulating at an appropriate temperture..
Warning:
If you don't like HEAVY sludge-core, don't waste my bandwidth.
This is NOT, I repeat NOT, my Dark Ambient shit..It's all old recordings from the early 90's.
The Tracks:
CleseaPigs(me on bass)
Heavy f**king Floor
One is never wrong
Pissed666
All I have for now; I can't find that disc I rendered all the Floor tracks from, but it's here somewhere..
BTW - Sean/:10: selflessly took it upon himself to assign my webspace a front end till we get a page sorted..Check this shit out:
The sickle blade is a rare antique leather-cutting tool I've had for ages that's half the source of my nick..It's well aquainted with the taste of blood, my own included..
If you dig his graphics, toss him a few bucks and get yer own kick-ass site:
http://www.sforsythe.net/home.htm
Enjoy the Brutality!
edit: I just found Floor had a page at myspace, and Lo and behold..There's two tracks there I recodered with the guys, and one of them I wrote and never got any credit for. I grabbed the audio and did something quick and dirty mastering.
The 'real' names of these tracks are as follows:
'f**king Heavy Floor' track is actually called 'Loanin', and can be had here at 192kpbs:
Loanin
(I had to add the pitchsifted grinding at the end as they cut it out of the track they're hosting).
The second one was what I called 'Pissed666', which was the one I wrote and we recorded a few weeks before I was kicked out. I never even had a chance to name the track, so we have this artsy fartsy title, 'Every Happy Slumber'..God knows WTF that's suppossed to mean...
Anyways, here's that one as well:
Every Happy Slumber
These are both higher quality recordings I captured @ 32 bit/44 hrz. The mp3's are 192kbps, so you might wanna replace them as the originals probably didn't sit in a car trunk for years like my recordings did on tape..
Enjoy the new, old shit!
I don't owe jack-shit to these pricks, but for the fans, there are two more Floor tracks they have at myspace that I am not affiliated with if anyone's interested in checking em out.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu ... id=4141483
This was the first folder I have sorted on my webspace. In response to the growing momentum building for the Godflesh/Pitchshifter-style act between a few of us here, I thought maybe I should get your blood circulating at an appropriate temperture..
Warning:
If you don't like HEAVY sludge-core, don't waste my bandwidth.
This is NOT, I repeat NOT, my Dark Ambient shit..It's all old recordings from the early 90's.
The Tracks:
CleseaPigs(me on bass)
Heavy f**king Floor
One is never wrong
Pissed666
All I have for now; I can't find that disc I rendered all the Floor tracks from, but it's here somewhere..
BTW - Sean/:10: selflessly took it upon himself to assign my webspace a front end till we get a page sorted..Check this shit out:
The sickle blade is a rare antique leather-cutting tool I've had for ages that's half the source of my nick..It's well aquainted with the taste of blood, my own included..
If you dig his graphics, toss him a few bucks and get yer own kick-ass site:
http://www.sforsythe.net/home.htm
Enjoy the Brutality!
edit: I just found Floor had a page at myspace, and Lo and behold..There's two tracks there I recodered with the guys, and one of them I wrote and never got any credit for. I grabbed the audio and did something quick and dirty mastering.
The 'real' names of these tracks are as follows:
'f**king Heavy Floor' track is actually called 'Loanin', and can be had here at 192kpbs:
Loanin
(I had to add the pitchsifted grinding at the end as they cut it out of the track they're hosting).
The second one was what I called 'Pissed666', which was the one I wrote and we recorded a few weeks before I was kicked out. I never even had a chance to name the track, so we have this artsy fartsy title, 'Every Happy Slumber'..God knows WTF that's suppossed to mean...
Anyways, here's that one as well:
Every Happy Slumber
These are both higher quality recordings I captured @ 32 bit/44 hrz. The mp3's are 192kbps, so you might wanna replace them as the originals probably didn't sit in a car trunk for years like my recordings did on tape..
Enjoy the new, old shit!
I don't owe jack-shit to these pricks, but for the fans, there are two more Floor tracks they have at myspace that I am not affiliated with if anyone's interested in checking em out.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu ... id=4141483
Last edited by Sickle on Mon Feb 20, 2006 6:03 am, edited 1 time in total.
Jens, "B.t.w.: it appears I was wrong"
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- KVRAF
- 7880 posts since 16 Apr, 2003 from -on the outside looking in
Cool sounds and graphics to boot.
So this is sludge-core, eh? I like it. (sorry, I know next to nothing about genre/scenes. on purpose )
Nice and growly. Are they your vocals? It's funny how much it gets the blood pumping though not a million bpm.
Never Wrong and Pissed were my favorites; great tones/movement, but Pigs def. made me smile.
Well, I wish I could say something insightful, but I'm pretty ignorant. I just enjoyed: thanks for the heavy trip.
So this is sludge-core, eh? I like it. (sorry, I know next to nothing about genre/scenes. on purpose )
Nice and growly. Are they your vocals? It's funny how much it gets the blood pumping though not a million bpm.
Never Wrong and Pissed were my favorites; great tones/movement, but Pigs def. made me smile.
Well, I wish I could say something insightful, but I'm pretty ignorant. I just enjoyed: thanks for the heavy trip.
..what goes around comes around..
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 5017 posts since 13 Dec, 2005 from The Void
We were pioneers for sludge-core; and it remained a pretty small, but intense scene. If you're interested in checking out some other acts look into Cavitity's early stuff(our sister act, but they have several albums as does Floor after I left), Earth, Eyehategod, early-period Sleep, and Unsane(who falls more under agro than sludge-core)ouroboros wrote:Cool sounds and graphics to boot.
So this is sludge-core, eh? I like it. (sorry, I know next to nothing about genre/scenes. on purpose )
Nice and growly. Are they your vocals? It's funny how much it gets the blood pumping though not a million bpm.
Never Wrong and Pissed were my favorites; great tones/movement, but Pigs def. made me smile.
Well, I wish I could say something insightful, but I'm pretty ignorant. I just enjoyed: thanks for the heavy trip.
As it happens..for anyone who cares, Unsane has a NEW ALBUM OUT NOW...I bought the damn thing and left it in my wife's purse when she left town for the next two f**king weeks..She says it 0wnzor..
Occupational Hazard is one of my All-Time fav LP's and should be in ANY metal/hardcore/agro lover's collection..Those guys taught me that Strats can be f**king brutal and that's the main reason I bought one yesterday..
Jens, "B.t.w.: it appears I was wrong"
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Voidoid Surrealist Voidoid Surrealist https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=41079
- KVRAF
- 4048 posts since 18 Sep, 2004 from Places far less tedious than this blue trainwreck...
Holy shit, I must have missed out on the middle two!
Top f**king stuff!
BTW, let me know what you think of the new Unsane album, I've been wondering if it was worth picking up…
Top f**king stuff!
BTW, let me know what you think of the new Unsane album, I've been wondering if it was worth picking up…
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- KVRAF
- 3617 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from Bradford - The Armpit of Britain
Nice - Raw & not too fast, choppy.
Reminds me of proto-grunge type stuff.
Always preferred this kind of music slower, darker & more raw.
Also reminds me of some of the music some friends of mine were doing at a similar period - enzo (who ended up in glamorous hooligan with me) & milo (both started off doing thrash - can't remember the name of the group off the top off my head, bit wasted today - one of the first {if not the first] U.K. thrash groups to be signed to a major).
Kinda takes me back to times when I used to watch them rehearse & get pissed up & stoned & rant conspiracy theories over the top of their riffs for a laugh.
Reminds me of proto-grunge type stuff.
Always preferred this kind of music slower, darker & more raw.
Also reminds me of some of the music some friends of mine were doing at a similar period - enzo (who ended up in glamorous hooligan with me) & milo (both started off doing thrash - can't remember the name of the group off the top off my head, bit wasted today - one of the first {if not the first] U.K. thrash groups to be signed to a major).
Kinda takes me back to times when I used to watch them rehearse & get pissed up & stoned & rant conspiracy theories over the top of their riffs for a laugh.
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- KVRist
- 108 posts since 11 Sep, 2005
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 5017 posts since 13 Dec, 2005 from The Void
I wrote that one.:10: wrote:anyway....I liked pissed666 the best.
-later
Jens, "B.t.w.: it appears I was wrong"
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 5017 posts since 13 Dec, 2005 from The Void
Yeah, we had this conflict of styles thing going that eventually made things pretty dificult..diverdee wrote:Nice - Raw & not too fast, choppy.
Reminds me of proto-grunge type stuff.
Always preferred this kind of music slower, darker & more raw.
Also reminds me of some of the music some friends of mine were doing at a similar period - enzo (who ended up in glamorous hooligan with me) & milo (both started off doing thrash - can't remember the name of the group off the top off my head, bit wasted today - one of the first {if not the first] U.K. thrash groups to be signed to a major).
Kinda takes me back to times when I used to watch them rehearse & get pissed up & stoned & rant conspiracy theories over the top of their riffs for a laugh.
The three songwriters had VERY diffreent influences:
Me - Godflesh, Eyehategod, Sleep, Melivins
Steve - Pixies, My Bloody Valentine
Anthony - Man is the Bastard, and other shit like that
In the end, Steve won out as it was his band that he started basically..I wrote some REALLY heavy shit, and he started wanting to do this melodic Pixie's shit instead.
That didn't exactly go over very well with me, so when Earache offered us a contract based on the heavy shit, I was rewarded with getting kicked out of the band..And they went on some doo-doo label instead.
I freaked out, sold all my gear, and like 2 weeks later Eyehategod offered me a gig on bass I had to decline as I was gearless. An irony I still get a little bitter about.
The rest is history.
Or not.
Jens, "B.t.w.: it appears I was wrong"
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 5017 posts since 13 Dec, 2005 from The Void
The wife tortured me and played some of it on a phone message..Voidoid Surrealist wrote:BTW, let me know what you think of the new Unsane album, I've been wondering if it was worth picking up…
Jens, "B.t.w.: it appears I was wrong"
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- KVRAF
- 3617 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from Bradford - The Armpit of Britain
Yeah shit happens like that with bands.
Milo & Enzo's band eventually broke up - milo & enz wanted to go in a darker tool-esque direction, the other guys were more mainstream rock oriented.
Shame because they were good.
Milo & Enzo's band eventually broke up - milo & enz wanted to go in a darker tool-esque direction, the other guys were more mainstream rock oriented.
Shame because they were good.
- KVRAF
- 5703 posts since 8 Dec, 2004 from The Twin Cities
My fave of these, too.Sickle wrote:I wrote that one.:10: wrote:anyway....I liked pissed666 the best.
-later
There is a Sabbath edge to it that I like a lot.
I could have no end of fun drumming to it (and the chelsea/pigs tune as well).
- KVRAF
- 5703 posts since 8 Dec, 2004 from The Twin Cities
And the process of you describe, whereby the band got less heavy and more poppy is one I have seen over and over again in my own bands.
@#$%&!$!! wussies.
@#$%&!$!! wussies.
- KVRAF
- 7152 posts since 4 Apr, 2005 from here and there
f**king great tracks ...all four!Sickle wrote:Enjoy the Brutality!
I can't pick one...
Post more of this stuff!
Cheers
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 5017 posts since 13 Dec, 2005 from The Void
Well, that's pretty close to the kind of shit I wanna do here soon. That and the just off-the-wall early Godflesh mindfuck stuff..herodotus wrote:My fave of these, too.Sickle wrote:I wrote that one.:10: wrote:anyway....I liked pissed666 the best.
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There is a Sabbath edge to it that I like a lot.
I could have no end of fun drumming to it (and the chelsea/pigs tune as well).
I'm pretty psyched..I have nearly all my gear ready. Maybe 1-2 more weeks tops for pickup/tube/speaker alterations and I'm READY TO f**king ROLL BUDDY..
Jens, "B.t.w.: it appears I was wrong"
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- KVRist
- 64 posts since 6 Aug, 2003 from Local, UK
One is Never Wrong is surely a classic!
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nope...nothing!!