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Among The Zombies
Primitive
Among The Zombies
Dismiss The Thoughts
Alienated Labor
Tribe
Industrialism Has Killed
Prior To Civilization
Action!
They Lead You
Wild
War Is Money
Let's Hope Is Not Enough
Burn Civilization
War Is Money
Megamachine
End Is Near
Confusion Reign
Psychological War
Disgrace Now & After
Ill Effects
Culture Is A Lie
We Do Not Exist
Dangerous Motherfucker
Anti-Work
Self-Organisation
Culture Is A Lie
Inhabitable
There's No Justice
Marxist Police State
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The
eagle soared high amongst the clouds. Down below, in a field of rich pasture,
100 rabbits sat munching away enjoying the sunlit day. The eagle saw them.
He picked his prey. He swooped. His body a finely honed killing machine.
Wings folded in to aid descent he dived ever onward. At the last moment
his sharpened talons stretched out and dug into the soft fur of his intended
target. Stuck in a vice like grip the rabbit found himself flying upwards,
away from family and friends, to his ultimate demise. ‘Why me?’
was his last cohesive thought.
And I can emphasise with that rabbit. ‘Why me?’ I thought
when presented with this 3 x CDR release from World Downfall. You read
that right. 3 x CDRs. The last time I reviewed a 3 x CD release was for
the V/A - "Don’t hunt what you can’t kill" noisefest
release on the L.White record label [read
review here]. That, I thought at the time was a task in a half, but
at least there was some variety on offer there. Not so here. If only.
If only.
Recorded
between 2003 - 2004 this release brings together, in one happy bundle,
three World Downfall recordings for you to immerse yourself in. The work
of one Steve Bouchard, and possibly others… damned if I know, at
least you do know who to blame when they cart you away to the mental institution.
Limited to only 100 copies and housed in a digipak styled 6" package
full of montages it is a work of dedicated love on the part of the record
label. With three discs to review I’ll keep this as short as humanely
possible:
1: "Culture is a lie" …8 tracks recorded 2004. Old styled
extreme electronic noise with assorted distorted rhetoric being spouted.
Painful and aggressively terrifying.
2: "War is Money …9 tracks recorded 2003. Old styled extreme
electronic noise with assorted distorted rhetoric being spouted. Painful
and aggressively terrifying. Which shows a pattern being developed here.
3. "Among the Zombies" …10 tracks recorded 2003. Old styled
extreme electronic noise with assorted distorted rhetoric being spouted.
Painful and aggressively terrifying. I rest my case about the developing
pattern.
This in one (or should that be three) fucking angry recordings. Anti-Corporations.
Anti-Government. Anti-Police. Anti-bloody-everything. You name it and
World Downfall are probably anti-it in one form or another. Playing one
cdr at a time is fine. Great noise. Nothing spectacular but fine all the
same. Hurts after a while but you kind of get used to it. Having to sit
through all three recordings though in one sitting is a different matter
entirely. I’ve done so twice already and feel I’m living to
regret that dubious decision. My body feels like its gone ten rounds with
Mike Tyson in rapist mode with my hands tied behind my back. Not the nicest
of experiences in the world.
Conclusion
time. 3 x CDRs. Very limited. Appealing to the noise mongers who thrive
on being skull fucked without remorse. ‘Why me?’ Because someone
had to review it. Nothing more to be said.
ANM
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