...And These Were The War Cries Of Our Enemies, by Hikikomori

...And These Were The War Cries Of Our Enemies

by Hikikomori

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You No Form A short, sharp shock of jazzcore noiseplosion, full throttle. What i wish Naked City was more like Favorite track: Diagnosis of Exclusion.

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	1.	Don't Ask Why, Just Follow 08:06
	2.	Diagnosis of Exclusion 11:44

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Hailing from London, UK this free jazz/noise two-piece is a sound to behold. The unique sonic strikes of Naked City, Nachtluft, and the more chaotic side of Lightning Bolt are channeled in their most abstract form. The group is composed of Dean Valentine Smith (drums) & Tom Wilson (noise). You might recognize Wilson's name from the UK's powerhouse noise project THE NIGHT PORTER. This time his frenzied textures of sound wrap around Smith's angular drum skills. Smith, himself from UK alternative-industrial unit THIS BE THE VERSE, brings in a keen eye to swirl around and direct the abstract soundscapes into new territory. Fans of mutated, introspective sound take note as this duo is only displaying the beginning of what’s to come.

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released November 12, 2021

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