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Any albums that top the over the top abrasive insanity of this one?
Juan Moore
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Ryan Smith
John Zorn - Naked City
Ethan Perry
I've listened to that, I don't know if I agree.
Cooper Hughes
OP bumping
Lincoln Clark
There's another album which Peter Brotzmann played on called Unlawful Noise. It's a little different from Machine Gun. But once you enjoy it, it's pretty much the greatest thing ever. Don't expect to like it immediately though.
Charles Evans
Gabriel Stewart
Doesn't top Machine Gun, but this album is absolute insanity
Henry Moore
You're in for a treat.
Oliver Nguyen
I love harsh noise, ect, and this is the most abrasive and unnerving album to which I have ever listened. Truly the Vietnamese Hmong are a patrician people.
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Luke Foster
>Unlawful Noise
Thanks for this.
Josiah Campbell
Asher Torres
best one here, but idk, something about free jazz is just so inherently disturbing to me, mostly because I free jazz musicians push their instruments to the limits and make it sound like they're in pain or something
Mason Torres
David Nguyen
what is this
Zachary Williams
These are lovely. Monitoring thread for more.
>and make it sound like they're in pain or something
Agreed.
Robert Russell
OP here, I will say that the most abrasive song I've ever heard, "untitled" by animal collective is yet to be topped, but as a full album, machine gun or naked city is the most abrasive
Adam Rogers
I just listened to it. How is that the most abrasive song you've ever heard? Unless I'm equating abrasive with aggressive.
Cooper Cox
oh, this good
Carter Jones
OP here, i played all the youtube links at once and I'm still not impressed.
Nolan Watson
Something from Painkiller might be more appropriate. Naked City isn't that crayz.
Jose Walker
Maybe I should just say "disturbing" I dont know, I just got through an hour of machine gun on my first listen but it took me like 5 listens for me to get through that song, maybe its the juxtaposition with the intense noise and the soft , absolutely beautiful piano. Or maybe I need to listen to it again, havent honestly heard it in a while
Juan Sanders
you arent OP stop
Thomas Hill
don't forget to listen to last exit
i love the trash can snare
noise jazz
Brayden Gutierrez
Ah that makes more sense. Unfortunately I don't have anything for you then.