Bringer of Destruction, the singular release from a mysterious, uncredited Quebec band called Malaise. It was released in 2005. The program here is raw, repetitive, lo-fi Black Metal akin to countrymen Akitsa's more abrasive work. I know it isn't exactly Malaise's intent, but I find some of the repetition hypnotic and soothing, especially around the middle of the program. Also noteworthy that this was limited to a scant twenty copies, and while I appreciate the kvltitude of such an endeavor I also wonder what is the point.
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Quel est le but de ce blog Sir?
Vous refuge forme le éteint?
when you say what is the point, do you mean what was the point of releasing it, or what is the point in putting it out in such minimal numbers?
Le français est une langue altérée...
Malays from Quebec? AAAhhhhhhh
Ah oui! More no-fi, impossibly obscure kvit...this is why, among other reason, I love the Hearse. Thanks again Aesop!
-the anonymous jew
WTF 20 copies? That is too kvlt to pass up. The recent posts are on fire. Thanks for the hook.
the lower the print run
the better people imagine it to be
That reminds me of my idea for a Troo Kvlt release.
20 cassettes, 19 of which are ritually burned before release, and the last one mailed to a random person picked from the phone book.
That's kvlt.
(Inspired by all those ludicrous vinyl-only limited releases that sell out before I even hear of them - not that I'd buy a piece of rotating vinyl anyway.
It's 2011, for God's sake.)
A ceremony of hate divided in 6 parts. Fuck Human Life. A celebration of hate in its most primitive form.
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