Court In The Act: Whitehouse

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Monday, 3 September 2012

Re-upload: Whitehouse - Mummy And Daddy [1998]

Along with the splendid Dedicated to Peter Kürten, this is probably Whitehouse's most celebrated work. As varied as power electronics is ever likely to get (ahem), this is something worth listening to for all fans of the odd.

Re-upload notes: Realised I hadn't posted anything for a few days so I decided to pick a page of old posts at random and re-upload the first thing that took my fancy. 'A Cunt Like You' is a splendid song.

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Friday, 8 April 2011

Whitehouse - Asceticists [2006]

I believe that this is the first noise album I've posted, and I know relatively little about the genre, so apologies for any mistakes. Whitehouse were one of the first power electronics groups, and are still going strong with their mixture of 'social commentary' and harsh noise. This is fun.

~180 kbps

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