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joinedbywire

joinedbywire Radio

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  • Genre: Experimental / Other

    Location Bath/Bristol, Southwest, UK

    Profile Views: 8578

    Last Login: 6/25/2012

    Member Since 11/8/2005

    Website www.joinedbywire.blogspot.com

    Record Label www.lfrecords.autmusic.com

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    Somerset Noiseniks...... joinedbywire - black axis 1-4 CDr now available at ..LF Records.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..

  • Members

    STEPHEN - guitar, pedals, tapes, stuff. JON - sampler, percussion, synth.

  • Influences

    SARA KATE BOOK 1973-2007 Our beloved guitarist who tragically died November 2007.

  • Sounds Like

    Made my teeth hurt, enjoyablely harsh>>I think the player must be broken. It's just making this horrendous noise>>I don't get it. I really don't. Good luck with it. Dunno what you do with it, but good luck with it>>Sweet>>i like>>Fucking ace. killer harsh

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'Terminal' 3" available now!

.. http://www.thesoundprojector.com Long overdue notice for Joinedbywire, the angsty English combo whose debut album Black Axis 1-4 spoke many volumes about the personal pain and sufferings of these Bath-based players. They’ve released Terminal (NO NUMBER) themselves as a 3-incher CDR in an edition of 50, in a thoughtful and striking package that dwells on the inescapability of burial inside landscapes packed with menacing pylons and other agents of death. Their intensified approach to spiky guitar noise and gritty electronic drone is impolite, unhealthy, and psychologically twisted; everything a maladjusted listener could desire, in fact. Littered with barely-audible echoed voice segments, samples and loops that will haunt your tormented soul forever, these 20-plus minutes of clogged-up sound are deeply affecting, English to the core, and mesmerisingly lovely in spite of the band’s avowed intention to “rupture the cosmic fabric beyond all repair”. Arrgh – ashamed to say I’ve had this one in the backlog queue since August 2010, but here’s hoping you can still buy a copy.

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