Saturday 8 November, 2008

Origami Replika - Kommerz (2006)


This CD sees Origami Replika (a now defunct part of the ever changing Origami cultural collective/phenomenon) made up by three of Norway's most diehard noiseheads -- Lasse Marhaug, Tore H. Bøe, and Mads Staff Jensen. Recorded in 1997, this effort is entirely based on sound sources from the back catalogue of Merzbow. With no back-bending, knee-scraping humility, and with a pure love for all source sounds, Origami Replika have shaped classic Merzbow sound into all-new compositions. These are innovative and highly potent re-workings of the harsh soundwaves, recommended to all those who still have a healthy addiction to the Merzbow sounds of yesterday. Thick and meaty, the blasts emanating from the speakers is filled with lusty, fetishized, organic heavy noise and experimental Dadaism, ready to be devoured by the faithful disciples.

Originally planned for release on another label, and now finally unleashed on Segerhuva, this is a CD that has been tried and tested over and over again. These recordings, created almost a decade ago, have been remastered by Lasse Marhaug, and it is safe to say that this CD has stood the test of TIME. After nine years, it sounds remarkable -- a solid chunk of the classic, living breathing Noise Object that some call religion. Bottom line -- the noise fetish is still very much alive and well. Label Hype

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All sound sources taken from Merzbow recordings:
Cassetes: Metal Acoustic Music; Chant; Sadomasochismo; Age of 369; Lowest Music 2; Vratya Southward; Kibbutz.
CDs: Spiral Honey; Oersted; Project Frequency; Loves; Akasha Gulva; Rectal Anarchy.
Plus: destroying 9 Merzbow Cassete Cases.

Produced & Mixed in Trondheim, May 1997
Released by Segerhuva Records in 2006

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4 comments:

abisko said...

PLEASE... This one is still in print, available for a measly 7 euros directly from the label!

http://www.segerhuva.se

Anonymous said...

It seems that I always reach late, huh?
As my grandfather used to say, "don't buy what you can't share"... SO DON'T BUY IT!

bravo juju said...

Dear Jonas:
Grandma Ewing was also very enthusiastic about mp3 sharing.
In fact, she used to order some old 78' Scandinavian noise records after downloading mp3 versions on the internet. If it weren't for those mp3 shares, Grandma would be still listening to Glenn Miller's Orchestra and The Texas Playboys.
Our warmest regards to your Grandpa, and don't forget to respect your elders.
Cheers
JR

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