Tabs Out | Chondritic Sound Marks 300th Release

Chondritic Sound Marks 300th Release
9.8.15 by Mike Haley

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The movie 300 was about soldiers. Soldiers Disease is a blog run by Greh Holger. Greh Holger runs Chondritic Sound. Chrondritic Sound has made it to their 300th release. You see what I did there? Impressive, right?

Speaking of impressive, Chondritic Sound is (as I heard through The Brvtalist) releasing an impressive double cassette compilation to mark it’s 300th release. Over the past decade+ it has been the boss with the hot sauce when it comes to singed electronics and ice cold synth destruction with a majorly impressive aesthetic focus, racking up releases from the likes of Prurient, Sissy Spacek, Jason Lescalleet, Dilloway, Greh’s own Hive Mind project, and more recently folks like Scant and Shredded Nerve. The celebratory comp, titled “All The Little Devils Are Proud Of Hell”, is a crash course in the what’s-what of Chondritic. 18 tracks, packaged in those 5″ reel boxes Greh has a penchant for, from little devils such as Hive Mind, SECAM Kino, (Tabs Out’s own) Pleasure Island, Scant, Smokey Emery, Granite Mask, Plagues, and more. A dark, dark journey my friend. One you can preview, in full, below.

So you absolutely, positively never forget, “All The Little Devils…” will be released on 9/11 in an edition of 200. Which I’m sure will be gone in no time flat. Ordering has begun!

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Find out what fish sticks, geckos, and Eddie Munster have in common with the latest Bromp Treb audio mess. [Check It Out]

Tabs Out | Bromp Treb – Stickless Sharkless Bagless

Bromp Treb – Stickless Sharkless Bagless
9.6.15 by Jamie Orlando

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Ever wonder what it would sound like to have a root canal in the Alice in Wonderland universe? Me neither, but here’s what I’d imagine it would sound like. Pick up Neil Cloaca’s project’s Bromp Treb’s new tape “Stickless Sharkless Bagless”; a limited edition C20 on his very own Yeay! Plastics label. (Great label name by the way!)

There are three tracks: “Stickless Bag Shark”, “Sharkless Stick Bag” and “Bagless Shark Stick” on this pretty-looking clear shell with purple print on the label. I was sensing some sort of pattern with these track titles, but I couldn’t figure it out. Then I went to Google Images and looked them up, and got a mixture of: vacuum cleaners, fish sticks, cigars, an Eddie Munster tee shirt, fighter planes, the San Jose Sharks, The Bible, some Klondike bars, a gecko, and many more things that seemingly don’t go together.

I still wasn’t getting it. Then I listened to the tape and it began to make sense.

I heard lots of flitters and flutters, glitching static, tribal singing, broken Commodore 64s, asymmetric loops, weird manipulation, field-recorded foley, possessed fax machines, turntables, 8 bit snare drums, vocoded spookiness, vacuum cleaners and every once in awhile, some chirping birds to calm my nerves.

I don’t really know what else to say. This thing is a mess! It’s just STUFF! It’s hectic, it’s chaotic and it makes no sense. I even played it for my grandmother and she didn’t seem to be enjoying it. I liked it though!!! And if you found this article, you might just be deranged enough to like it too.

Pick up a copy … oh wait, there’s none left. Tape prank! (I’m sure you can find it somewhere. Try, and try hard)

9.5.15: Field Hymns
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FH057: Andreas Brandal “Murmurs and Echoes” C42
FH058: Three Fourths Tigers “Indoor Voice” C44