Related:
Sunn O))) - ØØ Void (2000) + Dømkirke (2008)
KTL - 2 (2007)
Sarin was a short-lived noise duo consisting of Stephen O'Malley and (near-future Burning Witch vocalist) Edgy 59. Given the formidable body of work that O'Malley has amassed, it should come as no surprise that Sarin's sole release, Nihilist, is a dynamic, inspired, and unforgiving piece of anti-music. It's not groundbreaking, but it's great. I don't know exactly what's being used to create these sounds, so I'll just describe what I hear: shrieking feedback, rumbling, clattering, oscillating, droning, sputtering, distorted radio transmissions, sheets of static.
Track listing:
1. Tektoniks
2. 6:66
3. Red Army
4. War of the Worlds
Longed for a knife
An edge to lay bare entrails
Free brain and heart
A release from what is inside
Cut-out tongue and sex
A sharp blade to cleanse impurity
The so-called spirit world soon out of this miserable corpse
More along these lines:
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| Vidna Obmana - The Ultimated Sign of Burning Death (1985) |
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| Brighter Death Now - The Slaughterhouse (1993) |
The download link is to zippyshare.com. Thanks for recommending this, I haven't heard of it.
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DeleteI was confused at first, because I have in my files a very recently-released album called "Burial Dream" by a group from Ontario named Sarin who do a post-metal-ish sort of thing. And so I look on discogs and it turns out that Stephen O'Malley's Sarin is listed there as just "Sarin" and this other Canadian Sarin as "Sarin (10)"! That's right - aside from these two, there have been at least 8 additional musical acts named "Sarin" over the years. What a world...
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