most recently for Wallenstein

ranging from the blood-smeared guitar-overload of “Jimi” to the acoustic guitar-based sing-along sweetness of “I Saw an X-Ray of a Girl Passing Gas” to the Fugs-like ranting of “John E

bamboozling the brains of those of us who grew up listening to stepped-on audio via ramshackle RealMedia streams by alchemising the content

Great split between 2 German bands focused on eardrums assault

Recorded in a church in Reykjavik

OTTO A TOTLAND - Pinô LP Hip Hop most recently for WallensteinFINALLY REPRESSED. Otto A Totland's modern compositional elements are most widely recognized as half of the Norwegian duo Deaf Center, where his melancholic, intricate piano work provides haunting relief to the beds of noise and deep strings from Erik K Skodvin. Pin is the first full length release by Totland, though his solo work has been released once, as the 5 minute A side of Sonic Pieces 7inch Harmony From the Past. Otto's previously brief