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Justin Broadrick and Mark Kozelek are teaming up for a joint Jesu/Sun Kil Moon effort due out early next year. First track released:



As someone on YouTube stated (rather negatively), its essentially Kozelek reading his diary over bits of Jesu's Infinity. Odd but soothing. Works for me.
 
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I just found out about this UK band from 1977 called Wire and their two albums called 'Pink Flag' and 'Chairs Missing' apparently punk but way ahead of their time doing post punk stuff even then.Anyway I ordered these two albums after reading rave reviews and was wondering if they're any good or whether these reviews are just the ravings of a bunch of raving hipsters.
 
Wire is a good band if you like experimental post-punk. I would also recommend The Pop Group and Pere Ubu.
 
Mercyful Fate said:
Wire is a good band if you like experimental post-punk. I would also recommend The Pop Group and Pere Ubu.
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Cool! I really like 'Teenage Filmstars' (pre MBV Kevin Shields) so I'm looking forward to hearing these two albums and in the few reviews I read Pere Ubu were mentioned so I'll look into those bands as well,thanks man!
 
i like wire and magazine. and yeah pere ubu are IMO better than any of the other bands mentioned above:


not so big on public image ltd./the pop group really, too experimental for my tastes. i prefer the more emotional and/or primal end of punk, shit like wipers and the gun club and dead moon and very early misfits among others.
 
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Can someone recommend me songs musically and vocally like this.

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[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OE2qEpkWWoQ"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OE2qEpkWWoQ[/ame]
 
http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/oct/22/david-lynch-marek-zebrowski-polish-night-music-listen

Burn your copy of Halloween Hits – David Lynch is here to provide you with a chilling score with which to soundtrack next week’s celebration of all things creepy.

Polish Night Music, his collaboration with concert pianist Marek Zebrowski recorded between 2004 and 2006, is an LP that bypasses the sounds of groaning monsters and creaking cellar doors and instead conjures fear in its eerie atmosphere inspired by empty train stations, factories at night and silent hotels.

The two artists met during the Camerimage film festival in Lódź, Poland, and worked together on Lynch’s 2006 film Inland Empire – with Zebrowski initially serving as a translator for Lynch on several of the scenes filmed in Poland. The pair eventually realised they had much in common musically, and Lynch invited Zebrowski to his Los Angeles studio to begin experimenting. From these sessions came Polish Night Music, inspired by their fascination with the country.

“(Poland) is a landscape that continues to remain at once familiar and completely alien to me,” Zebrowski explains. “Every time I am there, I am surprised by something, and I think for David, Poland certainly represents the process of discovery.”

The LP, which originally came out in 2008, is reissued as a vinyl-only deluxe release with four previously unreleased tracks on 13 November, but before then you can take a listen to the track Night (Landscape with Factory).
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Pre-order from Lynch's website.
 
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