Cornucopia Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico based noise duo CORNUCOPIA is one of the leading voices in Latin American Noise Music.
Banner logo by José Vera Matos
Cornucopia is currently on hiatus.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Exoplanets”
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Somewhere in Iceland
by Daniel Menche
supported by 4 fans who also own “Exoplanets”
Deep listening can reveal unexpected resonances among disparate phenomena. Here I am struck by the way fire and ice mirror one another in sound and motion on the thermal geysers track. The glacier hydrophone recordings also bear an uncanny animacy, as if one is eavesdropping on the waters chattering happily amongst themselves. Finally, in its hissing and drone-thundering, the waterfalls here shapeshift into powerfully moving gusts of wind.
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ORGAN CHOIR DRONE
by Illusion of Safety
supported by 4 fans who also own “Exoplanets”
Illusion of Safety's "Organ Choir Drone" is a good release. I found it enjoyable, not too abrasive or anything, classic industrial music for the lack of a better term, or maybe just electronic music is better suited as it lacks the weight carried by the term 'industrial.' Hard to tell, and I don't feel competent enough to be coming up with genre names. It's a slightly distressing, anxious album with plenty of quiet, interesting synth layers. The final track sounds a bit odd to my ears.
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Amlux (20th Anniversary Edition) + Bonus Tracks
by Merzbow
The 20th anniversary edition of this classic album—remastered by noise master Merzbow himself—features four new tracks and new artwork.
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Me and the Glassbirds
by Heejin Jang
The Doom Trip label never misses, and the latest LP from the genius Heejin Jang is a trip into thrilling industrial terror.
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Sefer Yetzirah (The Book of Creation)
by Yotzeret Sheydim
Inspired by the first book of Kabbalah, Yotzeret Sheydim writes harrowing EBM tracks with surprisingly uplifting messages.
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Punishing industrial music that tackles, “growing up trans and Jewish,” in scalding songs that take no prisoners.
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