Panurus Productions – 29th May 2020 Mantis Shrimp is the second Shrimp release following their eponymous debut released just over a year ago, in January 2019. A collaboration between various luminaries of the underground scene in Newcastle, England, and Ryosuke Kiyasu, who has enough projects to his credit to render him a one-man music scene […]
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Shrimp – Mantis Shrimp
Posted: 20 April 2020 in AlbumsTags: Album Review, Demonic, Experimental, Free Jazz, Grind, Jazz, Mantis Shrimp, Newcastle, Noise, Panurus Productions, Shrimp
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1727 & Möbius – Burning the Black Candles
Posted: 22 February 2020 in AlbumsTags: 1727, Burning the Black Candles, Cassette, Dark-Ambient, Möbius, Panurus Productions, Ritual, Underground
Panurus Productions – 31st March 2020 Christopher Nosnibor It’s always a pleasure to receive a new release from Panurus Productions, although that perhaps says as much about my perverse tastes as anything, since this cassette-only microlabel specialises in weird, obscure, dark and resolutely underground music. And this one’s a double cassette. So perhaps my pleasure […]
Marzuraan – Ten Years Too Late
Posted: 20 February 2020 in AlbumsTags: Album Review, alternative, Aphetamine Reptile, Cruel Nature Records, Grunge, Marzuraan, Melvins, Sludge, TAR, Ten Years Too Late, Tough & Go, trudge
Cruel Nature Records – 9th March 2020 Christopher Nosnibor Cruel Nature clearly aren’t going for a major cash-in with this release, a 12-years-after-the-fact album containing the final recordings of a band who, while building a cult national following during their existence between 2002 and 2008, were predominantly a local phenomenon in their stomping grounds around […]
Avon MeanTime – In Dreams
Posted: 30 December 2019 in AlbumsTags: Abstract, Album Review, Ambient, Avon MeanTime, In Dreams, Panurus Productons, submersion, water
Panurus Productions – 22nd November 2019 Christopher Nosnibor Newcastle-based cassette label Panurus really don’t have a particular house style, genre r aesthetic beyond releasing stuff that’s different and obscure. A lot of music that languishes in obscurity does so not because it’s not good, or even necessarily because it’s inaccessible, but because it simply doesn’t […]
MINESHAFT – VENUM LUXDOR DISCOVERY SUPER NOVA
Posted: 11 December 2019 in Singles and EPsTags: Blackened hardcore, limited cassette, MINESHAFT, Panurus Productions, Review, VENUM LUXDOR DISCOVERY SUPER NOVA
Panurus Productions Christopher Nosnibor The text accompanying this ultra-limited and micro-niche release forewarns of ‘Blackened hardcore that follows three simple rules: 1. Do you remember earth, fluid, accident, stone and teleport? Perhaps 2. And the smell, a blade under the water three floors up, correct? Yes 3. And fresh marble lines submarine quarters, but they […]
Bodies on Everest / Lump Hammer – Whelmed
Posted: 18 October 2019 in AlbumsTags: Album Review, Bodies on Everest, Heavy, Lump Hammer, Noise, Panurus Productions, Sludge, Whelmed
Panurus Productions – 18th October 2019 Christopher Nosnibor WHELM verb past tense: whelmed; past participle: whelmed engulf, submerge, or bury. "a swimmer whelmed in a raging storm" well up or flow. "the brook whelmed up from its source" It’s funny: I’d never really considered the true meaning of ‘whelmed’, and I’ve simply used it as […]
Territorial Gobbing – Sausage Chain
Posted: 27 August 2019 in AlbumsTags: Album Review, Experimental, Leeds, Noise, Panurus Productions, Sausage Chain, Tape, Territorial Gobbing, Theo Gowans
Panurus Productions – 27th August 2019 Christopher Nosnibor When I lived in Glasgow, I was perplexed by the use of the word ‘links’ to refer to sausages for quite some time. Being from Lincolnshire by birth, I assumed (erroneously) that they were saying ‘Lincs’, but at the same time was aware that there was a […]
Takahiro Mukai – Ripples
Posted: 25 July 2019 in AlbumsTags: Album Review, Ambient, electronica, Noise, Panurus roductions, Ripples, Takahiro Mukai
Panurus Productions – 26th July 2019 Christopher Nosnibor ‘Prolific’ is the word. There are a number of artists, with a significant pocket being Japanese noisemakers like Merzbow and Kenji Siratori As Paraponera Clavata, released in March, marked his 41st release since his 2014 debut, it would be fair to place Osaka’s Takahiro Mukai in the […]
Fret! – A Vanity Spawned By Fear
Posted: 12 July 2019 in AlbumsTags: 90s alternative, A Vanity Spawned By Fear, Album Review, Cruel Nature Records, Fret!, math rock, Newcastle, Noise, Shellac
Cruel Nature Records – 29th July 2019 Christopher Nosnibor Sometimes, social networking really works. When Facebook isn’t about infighting, trolling, bitching, pissing and moaning, and people accept contact from strangers based on mutual friends and mutual interests, good stuff happens. I can’t exactly recall how I came into contact with James Watts, who runs Newcastle-Upon-Tyne […]
