Maw is Hanatarash's second LP. It's a lot different to its predecessor, Hanatarashi - the most ridiculous samples are used as introductions (my personal favourite is that of 'Vortex Shit'), songs including merely a snare drum and guitar (lasting less than ten seconds) are included ('Boat People Hate Fuck'), and a sample of a Butthole Surfers song is also crammed into this mess of an album ('Pisshole Surfers').
Vatican Shadow make(s) noise/industrial music. I have no clue as to the member(s) of this group - or any information for that matter. The only things I do know are that this cassette was released on Hospital Productions, and that this release is worth hearing in my opinion.
I can't find any information on Alberich apart from the fact that this cassette was released on Hospital Productions in 2008. Some nice sounding noise; I downloaded this today, I like it.
I can't find any information on Exercise apart from the fact that his birth name is Mike Pollard and is a member of the drone group Color Dream.
Arizona Jaguar is a collaboration between Driphouse and two members of Color Dream. The trio plays ambient and drone.
Cartoon Drips is another of Josh Burke's sixteen solo projects.
I believe Ancient Ruins of the Peruvian Mind is just one of the sixteen solo projects of Josh Burke. Burke is also in three bands and runs four record labels. Prolific.
Dirty Beaches is the project of Alex Zhang Hungtai. Hungtai was born in Taiwan and was raised between Toronto and Hawaii.
Albero Rovesciato are a free improvisation/noise group originally from Italy; they now reside in Berlin, Germany. Their releases tend to focus on items of percussion, and what seems like household items picked at random.
Universal Indians is a noise/free improvisation trio formed in Lansing, MI, in 1993. The original members were Gretchen Gonzales, John Olson (soon to be of Wolf Eyes fame) and Bryan Ramirez. However, Ramirez left the band and was replaced by Aaron Dilloway (who would also be a member of Wolf Eyes).
Thanks to an extremely kind person commenting on my Mt. Whatever post, I now have the second EP from weirdo punk band Whatever Brains. Saddle Up is slower compared to Mt. Whatever. To be honest, I think I prefer this EP.
Thin Air is Taylow Bow's debut LP. A complete stranger recommended this release to me over a file sharing program and requested I grab it "before all the hipsters take it first". Thin Air is a step up from Hate Fuck, with longer songs so that there is a chance to enjoy them.
Tranquilizer were a noisecore band formed in Hokkaido, Japan. The band was active during the 1980s.
