Various Artists "806Noise" CD - A compilation of electronic and experimental music from Richmond in the USA - AU$10ppd (US$7.50ppd)
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Various Artists "Artefacts of Australian Experimental Music: 1930 - 1973" CD A landmark in the history of Australian experimental, this CD documents for the first time the forgotten pioneers like Percy Grainger, Jack Ellitt, the McKimm Rooney Clayton Quartet, Keith Humble and more. Comes in a gorgeous digipack with 16 page booklet - AU$27ppd (US$23ppd) More details and audio samples
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Various Artists "Beanbag Aesthetics" double mini CD - A collection of anonymous Gold Coast and Brisbane artists demonstrating music of the little known “beanbag genre” (lounge music for people who can’t afford lounges). A riot of cut up pop culture with a healthy sense of humour. Open with caution! - AU$25ppd (US$17ppd)
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Various Artists "Behind Closed Doors : Australian home-recorded experiments" compilation CD Australian home-recording artists come together to form a collection of the cutting edge of experimental music. The real home of the musical avant garde is in bedrooms and garages around the country, often heard by only a few. Artists include Fenetik, Human Host, Kill, NeTE, Parasiticus Dei, Undecisive God, Isomer, Anna and Kettle. Go to the Behind Closed Doors web site for more details. - AU$8ppd (US$6ppd)
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Various Artists "Defenders of the Axe #1" CD - This CD was a one-off pressing of approximately 20 copies for the performance of the same name in Melbourne January 2006, and a handful have been made available here. Each performer on the night contributed a track each. It features 4 Australian ambient/experimental guitar acts: Ben Frost, North Atlantic, Three Month Sunset, Bokor with Clinton Green. - AU$8ppd (US$6ppd)
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Various Artists "The DNA Tape Number Two" cassette - Live/demo recordings of three early 1980s Adelaide punk/noise bands; Perdition, Human Crash, and The Stinkpots. AU$5 (US$3.50ppd)
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Various artists "A land of sweeping sound" CD - A compilation of Australian underground music. 40 minutes of electronic, punk, goth and experimental, including New Waver, Wank Engine, Scroungers, Punchbag, NeTE, Undecisive God and Clowns Smiling Backwards. Read a Review - AU$8ppd (US$6ppd)
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Various Artists "NMA" mp3/CDs Originally released as a series of cassettes from 1982-92 documenting experimental music in Australia, now available as free downloads or for trade on CDR.
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Various Artists "Sound in the Absence of Light : Behind Closed Doors Live" compilation CD a live recording of the Behind Closed Doors CD launch in which contributors to that compilation collaborated to create an enormous orchestral sound piece. Collaborators include members of Undecisive God, Human Host, Isomer, Fenetik, Parasticus Dei and Anna. - AU$8ppd (US$6ppd)
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Various Artists "Stove Goats" CD Brisbane sound art denizens Urblooten (Joe Musgrove), Secret Killer of Names (Lloyd Barrett) and Company Fuck (Scott Sinclair) pay tribute to Burzam. Not for posers. AU$12ppd (US$9ppd)
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Various Artists "Strewth! an abstract electronic compilation from Australia and New Zealand" CD Very nice collection of antipodean minimalist electronic glitch from around 2001, featuring Candlesnuffer, Philip Samartzis, Oren Ambarchi, Darrin Veragen, Rosy Parlane and more. - AU$10ppd (US$8ppd) Add to CCNow Cart
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Various Artists "The Undertow: undercurrents of Australian experimental music" compilation CD Shame File has spent over 12 months combing the country to bring together this collection of Australia's best ambient, noise and experimental music, featuring Thembi Soddell, New Waver, Sadaiche, Scott Sinclair, W.I.T., Undecisive God, Isomer, Screwtape, Bokor, Lawrence English, The Unnameable, Sue Harding, The Hi-God People, Diaspora & Kettle. - AU$10ppd (US$7.50ppd)
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A Land of Sweeping Sound A compendium of mostly dark pop, with some quite strange stuff mixed in. The sound quality is mixed (as can be expected), but there are some fine moments. The two New Waver tracks are awesome (they play "instrumentals with people talking"; the first is a radio transcript of a St. Kilda-Essendon AFL match, and the second is an odd psychological paper on how people die).
Those in the mood for something aggressive should check out the Scroungers. Other cool bands include Undecisive God and Wank Engine. A lot of cool experimental stuff going on here. - from Aiding & Abetting #79, 1995