Sightless Pit Rhode Island
Sightless Pit is the project of duo Lee Buford (The Body) and Dylan Walker (Full of Hell). Buford and Walker are born collaborators, known for their ability to subvert musical expectations, transcend genre and plunge headlong into the unknown. The duo shares an affection for rhythm-based beat music, disparate electronic genres, dub, as well as darkly-hued atmospheric ambience. ... more
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I've Seen All I Need To See
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Twisting, bending contortion of supreme distortion & my favorite work from the beautiful boys. Incredibly, I ran into Chip and Lee at a Coffee shop in PDX and they did indeed warm my frostbitten soul.
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absolutely brutal and disturbing. menacing but very catchy. i can't get enough of this album and the rest of chat pile's work
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I Have Fought Against It, But I Can’t Any Longer.
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supported by 144 fans who also own “Low Orbit (feat Frukwan & Industrial Hazard)”
the body has collaborated with so many amazing artists, but the combo of the body and Lingua Ignota make for some of the most gut-wrenchingly hopeless music ever and I am here for it
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Rhythmic, low-end-heavy meditations influenced by funk, jazz, psych, French soundtracks, and—contrary to the LP's name—dub electronics.
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Une harmonie invisible
by Olympic nightingale
Olympic nightingale, from New Delhi, is a one-man project that creates ominous and harrowing soundscapes from brutally distorted samples.
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Me and the Glassbirds
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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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May Our Chambers Be Full
by Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou
supported by 139 fans who also own “Low Orbit (feat Frukwan & Industrial Hazard)”
I love the light and shade between Bryan's dirty and Emma's forlorn vocals. There are so many layers to this recording that are driven home through contrast. Plus the riffs are brilliant and get me moving. I can't stop listening to Thou and Emma in general lately.
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