Meatronic Artists

Representing the very active 910 Noise Collective comes the harsh noise duo known as "Baby Daddy." The duo consists of two established solo noisicians, Mr. Stonecipher and Carl Kruger. They both hail from Wilmington, North Carolina and have com... (more)

Representing the very active 910 Noise Collective comes the harsh noise duo known as "Baby Daddy." The duo consists of two established solo noisicians, Mr. Stonecipher and Carl Kruger. They both hail from Wilmington, North Carolina and have come together to obliterate your senses. (less)

Carl Kruger, as can be seen from his profile pic, is a man of many fingers. I count 18. Now imagine what a musician can do with 18 fingers, assuming he has enough thumbs to distribute among them...

Carl Kruger, as can be seen from his profile pic, is a man of many fingers. I count 18. Now imagine what a musician can do with 18 fingers, assuming he has enough thumbs to distribute among them... (less)

It's tough to track where Dan McGuire and Don Butler may be in any given moment, because they leave behind them a confusing trail of chaos, band names, and alter-egos. These two fiendishly musical individuals split their time between their other... (more)

It's tough to track where Dan McGuire and Don Butler may be in any given moment, because they leave behind them a confusing trail of chaos, band names, and alter-egos. These two fiendishly musical individuals split their time between their other verse-chorus band, Waterdigger, and other projects such as The Semis, Jiblit Dupree, The Crash Mitchell Quartet, Pedro Morales, etc. The mind reels.

Ha ha, and guess what? Their most outlandish and extreme sound collaborations come out of a little place called HUNKER DOWN ROY, which always seems to be capitalized, and with good reason. (less)

An experiment in noise and textures. Sometimes glitchy, sometimes achieving natural rhythms, sometimes even making your ears bleed. Yeah, that's Insecticide Lobotomy.

An experiment in noise and textures. Sometimes glitchy, sometimes achieving natural rhythms, sometimes even making your ears bleed. Yeah, that's Insecticide Lobotomy. (less)

Kristin is down with Meat(ronic). She said as much recently at Transitions. This means she is going to rock the fuck out of this label right up in here. Her tracks are tight, the noise is righteous.

Kristin is down with Meat(ronic). She said as much recently at Transitions. This means she is going to rock the fuck out of this label right up in here. Her tracks are tight, the noise is righteous. (less)

Lezet is an experimental one-man band from Serbia. On his albums, Igor Jovanovic explores the track duration, uses the intruments and tools originally meant to be used with genres other than experimental music. "It's about free experiments with ... (more)

Lezet is an experimental one-man band from Serbia. On his albums, Igor Jovanovic explores the track duration, uses the intruments and tools originally meant to be used with genres other than experimental music. "It's about free experiments with sound captures, in search for surprises. And it can't be pretentious as such..." (Stevan Lenhart,Black Syrup Zine,Serbia). Lezet's music draws upon a multitude of influences and genres (avantgarde and free jazz, contemporary classical, electro-pop, fusion jazz,experimental rock, tango,jazz-deathmetal, electroacoustic, minimalism, RiO/avantprog,...). (less)

From the far reaches of space comes Messier Object 31 (M31) the solo experimental electronic sound project of Peter E. Slauenwhite. Dedicated to protecting the Earth (our Earth, not his own, mind you) from the gray alien menace. Armed with synt... (more)

From the far reaches of space comes Messier Object 31 (M31) the solo experimental electronic sound project of Peter E. Slauenwhite. Dedicated to protecting the Earth (our Earth, not his own, mind you) from the gray alien menace. Armed with synthesizers, theremin and signal processing equipment, the world can sleep easy knowing they are protected by the textures and sonic assault of M31. Oh, and he puts on one hell of a light show to boot! (less)

K. Paul has evolved a strange aesthetic over the past few years, based on an extremely restless conception that music should take risks and fail sometimes. "Experimental" music should be just that: an unpredictable adventure that does not respe... (more)

K. Paul has evolved a strange aesthetic over the past few years, based on an extremely restless conception that music should take risks and fail sometimes. "Experimental" music should be just that: an unpredictable adventure that does not respect the restraints of genre. Otherwise, why not play cover tunes? So saying, no two OTOLATHE shows are ever the same. Compositions are based more on the array of possible options, rather than variations on existing musical syntax. Whatever that means. Since it is K. Paul who is actually writing this copy in a third-person manner, he quite naturally is getting bored with trying to explain the nonverbal ideas he habitually expresses using sound and noise. In fact, he has been noted in the past to characterize others' writings about music in pungent terms, summarizing it as pretentious drivel. If you are reading this far, you may as well just download something. (less)

A. Traeger has been described as a "renaissance man" and is the honcho over at Ack Recordings. His project, Somnaphon, has dealt with the themes of time travel, consciousness expansion, sleep, and death. In pursuit of music he describes as "une... (more)

A. Traeger has been described as a "renaissance man" and is the honcho over at Ack Recordings. His project, Somnaphon, has dealt with the themes of time travel, consciousness expansion, sleep, and death. In pursuit of music he describes as "uneasy listening", he has employed everything from didgeridoo to collage techniques. (less)

The Living Room Series features whatever combinations of musicians and beverages manage to find themselves in K. Paul's living room at the same time as recording gear. The room has hardwood floors and the acoustics are quite tasty. Jams take pl... (more)

The Living Room Series features whatever combinations of musicians and beverages manage to find themselves in K. Paul's living room at the same time as recording gear. The room has hardwood floors and the acoustics are quite tasty. Jams take place there more frequently than we'd like to admit, and the standout classics can make it on to a LR Series release! (less)

The Saint Petersburg Institute of Noise - A non profit umbrella organization designed for the dissemination of experimental music and art.

The Saint Petersburg Institute of Noise - A non profit umbrella organization designed for the dissemination of experimental music and art. (less)