"Third" part - the ambient, but the word «ambient» is stick the word «noise». The second half performance can be compared to a funnel, which is a dense resonant rumble, electrical angry outbursts sharply piercing noises, draws a metallic sound, making of the amorphous, bringing to the verge of hearing and digesting in the rustling of steel powder. Again clouds whipped percussion, again the monotony digital conversions and minimal distortion, but now within the sound of these spaces is not any conflicts, and they form a very meditative atmosphere. Warmed up and stretch at the same time listeners, musicians moving to a more relaxed and focused phase. Tin and steel showered a hail gusts of wind, disturbing and exciting - in a word, it's very cool. Sitting in front of a large tin drum, surrounded by gongs, strange suspended iron box (which is worth recalling a little later, when the insides of his Stefan will just get a variety of strange sounds, running along the walls of different objects) and numerous percussion instruments, set to begin Veysser assertive, thundering rhythm, ritual nature of which is disclosed with a straight eschatological power, for which no time, and Beller, making an attempt to push into a dense cloud of chatter, monotonous beats, ringing in the head who gives emasculated digital buzz and something else strange squeaked by extended background signal amplitudes. Concert track conditionally divided into several parts, each of which has its own mood and message. Recording of a live performance conducted by the Ninth June 2010 in an institution under the name «Diapason» classic industrial music by Stephen Veyssserom (Z `EV), a man who can be called" Metalist ", judging from the spirit and content of his many years of work, and Bob Beller, also prone to tangible objects as sources of sound, but do not forget about the possibilities of electronic equipment and the intricacies of playing very upset and dissected guitar. Z'EV and Bob Bellerue "felt, if not seen" Q&A: Ende Tymes Fest Organizer Bob Bellerue On The Apocalypse And The Evolution Of NoiseĪpocalypto-a-go-go: Looking Forward to The Ende Tymes Noise & Liberation Festivalġ0 Reasons Why You Should Attend Ende Tymes Noise Fest This Weekend
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