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Dickie Snakedick Richmond, California
“THE ANACONDA OF ROCK N’ ROLL MUSIC”
Dickie Snakedick (1981-2022), was the younger cousin and/or
brother of Richard Snakedick from ‘90s legendary Bay Area cover ensemble, Richard Snakedick and the Snakedicks, was re:born to rock n' roll in 2021 as an anti-rock n’ roll nom de plume for muzak experimentation.
Related: Walter Campbell, book on VHS, NVS
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Dickie Snakedick recommends:
Tune in and trip out to some sprawling static and feedback soundscapes, highlighted by the recording re-(and re-, and re-...) broadcasts of Side F, courtesy of Arvo Zylo. As experimental as it gets!
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Vessel of Shadows
by Thaniel Ion Lee
A standout from Thaniel Lee and Humanhood Recording's excellent catalogue of ambient, noise, and everything in between. Side A evolves greatly while Side B remains constant, both recommended.
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Third Eye Mutilation channels some Coil and Current 93 with perhaps their best release to date. "Floodland" could be a jam session between Chris Carter and Richard D. James.
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2020 Jazz Punk Greats
by book on VHS
supported by 25 fans who also own “Nasty Streets”
Very interesting approach with synth, vocals, slowbeat and scapes. A lot of things are happening in the whole album. Excellent
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Who Goes There?
by Walter Campbell
supported by 24 fans who also own “Nasty Streets”
The Thing is one of my favorite movies, so when I saw the title and album art, I knew this immediately needed to join my collection. It certainly didn't disappoint. This album perfectly captures the mood of the film (and likely the book as well, which is still on my to-read list), and the last track especially captures the horrific nature of the transformations.
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Fractured Whole
by Cruel Diagonals
Every sound here is made using Megan Mitchell's voice, even though the music often sounds more like Earth’s vibrations than a human singing.
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