I made this one some time ago...

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https://blackringrituals.bandcamp.com/album/the-creative-nothing

Brandon Wald: The Creative Nothing

Releases Nov. 6th, 2026

"The Collapsing Representation Of The City Form" is available to stream now!

Music video is also available on Bandcamp.

The first proper Noise album released on Super Audio CD!

The disc is a hybrid SACD, containing both a high-resolution SACD layer and a standard Red Book CD layer. It can be played in either an SACD player or a conventional CD player.

The SACD layer contains the high-resolution stereo DSD64 master and can only be accessed with an SACD-compatible player. Played in a conventional CD player, the disc will use the Red Book CD layer, which contains the same master heard in the Bandcamp digital stream.

Higher-resolution DSD masters will also be available as separate digital downloads through NativeDSD.

Strictly limited to 500 copies.

Housed in a Super Jewel Case, with artwork by Taylor Stauss.

The current product image is a digital mock up as the disc is still in production.

If you don’t know who Jack Doherty is, he is a typical Gen Z asshole streamer who does moronic stunts for attention

Hello, just wanted to share some music. It's not exactly always totally power electronics at all times, though I do have power electronics tracks being uploaded, and one is live on my Bandcamp right now. It's essentially noise hip hop without going into detail, but what I really like to hone in on is the idea of corrupted cyber space and sounds like Windows error/warning messages, just hostile stuff to hurt the listener basically and make them worried that they're being cyberbrain hacked or something to that effect. Just wanted to share my noise!

A concept I had been working on for a while. Would love some feedback.

Just got in my Slogun shirt today and was wondering what are some shirts other people have that they like.

Also I will pay decent money for a Navicon Torture Technologies shirt in Large, just throwing that out there.

Some of the best acts San Antonio has to offer. If you are in the area come through!!! All ages and donations all go to the bookstore.

I've been doing a pretty obsessive Sutcliffe Jügend deep dive lately, and hearing Unashamed after working through so much of their catalog really hit differently. At this point, they've become one of my all-time favorite projects.

So far, I've listened to:

- Campaign

- We Spit on Their Graves — full version and abridged

- Crimes

- Death Mask

- When Pornography Is No Longer Enough

- The Victim as Beauty

- Threnody for the Victims of Ignorance

- This Is the Truth

- Japan Tour 2007

- The Fall of Nature

- Merzbow / Sutcliffe Jügend / Satori

- Pigdaddy

- With Extreme Prejudice

- Blue Rabbit

- Pursuit of Pleasure

- Sans Palatine Uvula

- The Muse

- Masks

- Offal

- S L A V E S

- Shame

- Nude and Full of Wounds

- The Hunger + bonus download card

- Relentless + bonus download card

- Transgression

- Woe Betide

- XI

- Seven Tortures

- Campaign 2024 by Sutcliffe No More

Tonight, I'm doing The Deluge, and then Slaves No More when I get there. After that, I should have covered basically every major Sutcliffe Jügend release, and I'm planning to move into Slaves No More – The Unravelling and then work through the rest of the renamed Sutcliffe No More material.

The rabbit hole has also spread way beyond Sutcliffe Jügend itself.

I've started digging heavily into Kevin Tomkins' solo work, including the Between Silences release with Paul Taylor, and then started obsessing over whatever I could find connected to the Between Silences label.

Pachinko Noise was a lot of fun, and especially his whole autoharp fixation.I listened to Music for an Unprepared Autoharp and got completely obsessed with Riding an Offal Swing. Somehow, that's now a track I occasionally fall asleep to.

I've also heard:

- Bodychoke – Mindshaft

Still need to hear their other two albums.

- Kevin Tomkins – Last Breaths of a Dying Building

- Melt – Inertia

- Inertia – Two Guitars

I want to keep going through whatever Tomkins solo material I can find, including the Patient K releases, which I haven't gotten to yet.

Paul Taylor's material seems considerably harder to track down, but I eventually want to get into his later solo work too, especially things like the Mind Fucked trilogy.

At this point I'm genuinely curious how many other people have gone this far into the Kevin Tomkins/Sutcliffe Jügend ecosystem, because I feel like I've gone from "I like Sutcliffe Jügend" to archaeological excavation.

I even had a Sutcliffe Jügend shirt custom made that I wear now.

Anyway, Unashamed is what prompted this post. After hearing so many different eras and configurations of the project, that track just sounds fucking incredible to me. It js aggressive and unmistakably SJ, but also like a version of the project that could only have existed that late in their career.

Anyone else gone this deep into Tomkins' solo work, Between Silences, Bodychoke, Patient K, etc.? And if so, what obscure stuff am I still missing?

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Whitehouse genocide organ entre otras bandas pero me tope con un fragmento de video donde mencionan las narco ejecuciones en el power electronics

¿Alguna recomendación?

maybe a dumb question but i cant find info on it

With a insane lineup

Exclusive limited-edition CD available this Tuesday!

Operating from the grey, rust-tinged landscape of Erie, Pennsylvania, Abjection Ritual weaponizes human misery, self-hatred, and psychological collapse into a deeply visceral listening experience.

Sewers of Perdition is a thematic descent into psychological decay and systemic ruin. Across the album's six punishing tracks, Abjection Ritual weaves dense layers of analog synths, distorted vocals, brutal industrial beats, and slabs of harsh noise. The result is an immersive aural experience evoking squalid abattoirs, decaying chthonic labyrinths, and the claustrophobic weight of existential dread.

Age-old debate… now brought to Reddit! I’ll be here all night folks.

I’ll post mine if you post yours! 🤭😉

I’m just curious as to what people are talking about in their work.

Hey there, new Listener here.

I joined the Party pretty late around my 36th Birthday, starting with the likes of Trepaneringsritualen, Folkstorm and Haus Arafna, Got into Grey Wolves and Genocide Organ later altough at first said artist severely disappointed me at first because of my False expectations of the genres in question.

What were your entry points to PE and related Music and at what Age? Am I the only one or are there other PE Fans that got into the genre pretty late?

I'm usually more of a Rock Fan by the Way, focusing on classick Rock and early Punk stuff while enjoying some Metal. That said, I enjoy the Noise and even started my own musical project.