We’ve captured two Immigrant Breast Nest veterans at the top of their game on “New Animal.” Masters of mutant songcraft, Mercy Choir and Xrin Arms showcase their talents on this split E.P. Neither collaboration nor experimental fusion, “New Animal” is an all out sound-clash; the listener wins.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Muerto Zoke- Finance Debt Guide 2012-2013
Muerto Zoke has beamed through subspace frequencies from the alien planet of Oakland right into the midst of Immigrant Breast Nest. We’re not sure if the signal got scrambled but we like what we hear. While Muerto Zoke is well known for underground speedcore and breakcore styles, “Finance Debt Guide 2012-2013” pushes into what can only be called everythingcore, blending up crushing gabber kicks with– well, everything. This record is like a speedcore remix of flipping through every radio and TV channel all at once; there’s absolutely no telling what sounds might come through next.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
The ladies are taking over on Saturday, January 29 at The Charleston! Barcore is teaming up with I.B.N. to bring Hecate coming over from Germany to drop her special style of dark metal with dark breakcore, along with a killer bill of locals to support her. Oh, and they all happen to be women. MerK has some of those giant and hard as hell beats for you, Insect Deli is a genius scientist of industrial music, and Joy Through Noise knows how to blast out non-stop rough sounds. We’re lucky to have plenty of women doing hard electronics in NYC, and on 1/29, they are running the show. Get ready for the most destructive ladies’ night anywhere in the city.
Barcore and Immigrant Breast Nest present:
Banshees in Brooklyn
Hecate
MerK
Insect Deli
Joy Through Noise
Saturday, January 29, 9PM – 1AM
The Charleston
174 Bedford Ave @ N7th Street
Brooklyn, NY
$5
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Grindthieves, the finest source for new hotness in all kinds of under-the-radar music, especially hard electronics, is back after a little hiatus, and they want you to know about the Digit216 vs. Speak Onion: Battle at Silent Barn. We figured they’d enjoy hearing this audio slugfest. It seems they did:
“I would LOVE to hear this shit at a sound system near me. Fuuuck.”
If you don’t already have IBNo17: Battle At Silent Barn in your life, go get it (Download IBN017: Digit216 vs. Speak Onion- Battle At Silent Barn). And whatever you do, keep looking at Grindthieves for releases, mixes, shows, and all manner of great stuff.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Download IBN017: Digit216 vs. Speak Onion- Battle At Silent Barn
Immigrant Breast Nest brings you an official bootleg from Digit216 and Speak Onion’s epic BATTLE SET from Silent Barn last weekend. Here is the sound of two giants locked in combat, leveling everything in their path. New York City’s most imposing purveyors of angry electronic mayhem met in pitched battle to determine who truly has the most dangerous beats in town. Digit216, the crowned king of cybergrind calamity, launched a barrage of mega-ton kicks and a seemingly infinite arsenal of bulletproof breaks. Speak Onion, the #1 boss of drum’n’noise, let loose a plague of toxic chemical synths and flesh-eating effects. After 5 rounds of chaos, the only clear winner was the crowd of on-lookers, left with gaping jaws and shattered eardrums.
Fortunately, a pristine recording from the mixing board has been uncovered, so the historic Battle At Silent Barn can take its place in history. Immigrant Breast Nest will bring this event to light so the world can hear the dangers of armed electronic conflict and the horrors of breakcore war. Hopefully society can learn from the past and such carnage will never repeat itself. Actually, scratch that, this shit crushes. Once you get this in your head, you’ll want it to happen again on a sound system near you.
Saturday was a monster party, as you might have guessed. Stank funk bludgeoned by relentless hardcore morphing into mad science blips all ruined by noisy breaks. Typical of us at I.B.N. Thanks a billion to Naetron, Insect Deli, Joy Through Noise, and Coco66 for the killer PA.
Check out some videos!
Insect Deli really murdered everything in the world. Here’s a taste:
And Speak Onion did the usual insane ruckus. Seeing is believing:
And check out this later portion of the set, including post-set dance moves (for the ladies). What are those samples he’s dropping in there? Sounds like tru necro kvlt black metal grymness, right? Well, I’ve said too much.
This is what an I.B.N. party is like. Just so you know. Stay tuned for more!
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immigrant Breast Nest)
Barcore says:
Like a shockwave of total devastation, Barcore is back on the Bowery to showcase the most intense and unrivaled producers of sonic dominance! Neodigital disciples smashing, thrashing, and bashing everything under the sun, with enough force of aural impact to level the heavens. From industrialized broken beat mechanics, to jungle mutants, glitch dub deviants and ultragrind maniacs, Barcore has assembled some of the best in innovative deliverance of audio proficiency. Congregate with us on this very special evening, as we embark on a megasonic misanthropic adventure!
And you know this is true. Our boy, Speak Onion, hangs with the big dogs in Manhattan, Saturday, October 17, 2009. Start preparing yourself.
Ladyscraper
Ebola
Babyshaker
Speak Onion
Raxxyor
Digit216
DJ set from: Silent Killer & Breaker
DAMAGE: $10
!!!ALL AGES, ALL NIGHT!!!
***21 & UP TO DRINK***
10PM – 4AM
@ THE BOWERY POETRY CLUB
308 BOWERY ST.
(Between Houston and Bleecker)
212-614-0505
http://www.bowerypoetry.com/
http://barcore.net
http://www.myspace.com/barcore
http://www.facebook.com/barcorenyc
Metabolor is Speak Onion’s attempt to stake out a spot at the triple-point between noise, breakcore, and dark ambient. These 6 tracks full of breaks, basses, and noise screams can explode almost any party into a real goddamn mess. Coming from Queens, NY’s very own purveyor of drum’n’noise, Speak Onion, this slab of noisy goodness is his most focused material to date, settling into a dark and confrontational style that is definitively his own. Bringing broken grooves with massive basslines while noise elements stab and swirl, Meatbolor abstractly deals in images of life its mechanics. Organic basses squelch as they are digested, and beats are continually broken down and resequenced, separated and recombined. The simultaneous impossibility and inevitability of life as it exists are reflected as the final product, Metabolor, Speak Onion’s deliberate mess.
Derek Tibs (CEO, Immmigrant Breast Nest)
