Kid Millions & Jim Sauter - Million Dollar Band



Okay, so I am a huge fan of Borbetomagus and all their related projects, and I snapped up a copy of this single as soon as I heard it was being released. Sauter's sax playing is as intense as ever, and Kid Millions is just a perfect drummer for this project.
I can't find a link to any audio of this single, so below is a video of them playing together in Brooklyn back in 2012 for anyone curious about how they sound together.

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^Crazy! Put on some Sun Ra after that and your golden!

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PHBTK ‎– Verfall / Melachoir



Double cassette reissue of two tapes from the 80s underground. PHBTK was a collaboration between the long running noise/experimental artists PBK (Philip Klinger) and Hands To (Jeph Jerman). Both had a number of interesting releases during the 80s and 90s. Not sure if I would say this is the best place to start for either of these artists, but I'm happy to have snagged a copy of this a few years back.

Note: the label that put this out, Cathartic Process, still has a website up but I haven't heard anything about them in a few years. Not sure if they are still in business or not. Definitely shoot an email before attempting to order anything off that site.

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Thirdorgan - Mechanical Violator



Japanese noise circa 1995, released by Old Europa Cafe out of Italy. If you've heard 90s harsh noise from Japan before, this will be nothing new to you but it's well done for the style. In fact, this is probably one of my favorite harsh noise releases. I don't know if enough people care about this stuff these days but I'd like to see some kind of reissue on CD or LP, or at least someone do another run of tapes. No soundclips, but I'm linking to Thirdorgan's Bandcamp page.

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^I've not heard of this before, but I'll be on the lookout. I listened to some of the clips on the Bandcamp link, and that is some pretty interesting noise. I checked out this video on Vimeo, too. Definitely some cool stuff.

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