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Christopher Arnett

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  1. Those Who Throw Objects at the Crocodiles Will Be Asked to Retrieve Them
    by Bruno Pernadas
  2. Half-Wit Futurism
    by Esmectatons
  3. Gurcius and His Week of Wonders
    by Gurcius and His Week of Wonders
  4. Genus Venses
    by Maurizio Bianchi / M.B. & Sacher-Pelz
  5. Tauromachine (Remastered)
    by Merzbow
  6. An Accidental Exorcism
    by 156
  7. Coiled Souls
    by øjeRum
  8. Creationist
    by Prurient
  9. Son of Sam of Mice and Men
    by Prurient
  10. Suggestiva
    by Marco Lucchi & Henrik Meierkord
    This is an album for lovers of "deep listening". It creates evocative and profound states of mind.
  11. Emil Beaulieau Plays The Haters
    by Emil Beaulieau
  12. Resemble Another
    by Molly Drag
  13. Crank Sturgeon / Teuthis Galore
    by Crank Sturgeon / Teuthis Galore
  14. Concrete Textures vol. 1
    by Werewolf Jerusalem/Thin Mountain
  15. Concrete Textures vol. 2
    by Werewolf Jerusalem/Thin Mountain
  16. Abandoning Happiness
    by Kazuma Kubota
    This is what I want my noise music to be like; layered, complex, expressive, visceral.
  17. The Galvanic Twitch
    by Matthias Urban
    This immersive and cleverly constructed sequence of textures really snuck up on me after the first few minutes. The tracks featuring cello near the end are particularly mesmerizing, but the whole album is fascinating. I wasn't bored for a second.
  18. Elementals' Orrery
    by Elementals' Orrery
  19. From the Wreckage
    by Richard Ramirez + Slacking
  20. Annihilationism
    by Masonna / Prurient
    Features some of my favorite offerings from Masonna ever. I really enjoy Prurient's more atmospheric work (Frozen Niagara Falls / Rainbow Mirror), but this album demonstrates his unique skill to create punishingly harsh noise eruptions that is up to the task of punctuating Masonna's intensity. Few can reach the heights of the Japanese God of noise, but listening to this made me realize just how overdue this collaboration was. I particularly like the two final pieces by each artist.