http://soiledutilities.tunenami.com/blog.html Soiled Utilities | Blog en Tunenami RSS http://www.tunenami.com/images/tunenami_blog_rss.png http://www.tunenami.com/ http://soiledutilities.tunenami.com/blog/180.html As Yet To Be Named have set a date to mix the new record: December 15th! This one is going to be much gentler than the last one, but won't lack any of the bite. More lush than the last one, with some of the same political slant. The ghost of Milton Friedman should look out. The album cover is almost complete as well, so expect this to be available sometime around the new year! 2007December http://soiledutilities.tunenami.com/blog/180.html http://soiledutilities.tunenami.com/blog/158.html Our second spring release is now available! Edweird's first ever solo effort "Weights and Measures" is now available in its entirety from Tunenami. The album is based around sonic experiments with a home built analog synth crammed into a 1950's era geiger counter called The Egon. Further dynamics and atmospheric tones were layered in using bass, drum machine, and theremin. This is technically speaking a "noise" record, but it's certainly not as harsh or as inaccessible as some of that genre would be to the average listener. There is even one track at least that may make you want to dance! Weird indeed. This album is for fans of Throbbing Gristle, Merzbow, KK Null, and Z'ev. KK NullMerzbowThrobbing Gristle http://soiledutilities.tunenami.com/blog/158.html http://soiledutilities.tunenami.com/blog/147.html Two new releases from Soiled Utilities Productions are coming in late spring. SU007First up will be from a group we've been long associated with, but, have not released anything from until now. The Rustbelt Unsemble has been around in various states since 1997 creating avant-garde soundscapes using both traditional and nontraditional instrumentation. Our first release for them is a live album recorded last fall at Xhedos in Ferndale, Michigan called Leaps and Bounds. SU008Our second release is an as yet untitled experimental noise album from Edweird. Armed with an analog synth, a drum machine, a bass, a theremin, and an innate ability to create interesting soundscapes out of happy accidents Edweird has created an albums worth of noise able to ruin any fraternity party on first play. As an added bonus it will make your elderly neighbors wish "them damn kids would go back to listening to that heavy metal crap." http://soiledutilities.tunenami.com/blog/147.html