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Artist Listing : Boredoms (11 products)
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Boredoms - Onanie Bomb Meets The Sex Pistols. CD.

CD re-issue of the bands 1986 album ("onanie" being Japanese slang for "female masturbation") which twitches and scrambles like epileptic billiard balls at the first break.Experimental distorted song structures and control free vocals make this a musical lucky dip much like late 60's early 70's Kraut rock experimentations.Even the recording dates are mysterious as the band state they started in 1986 The Japanese version first claimed 1994 and the UK version claimed to be released in 1988??

This product can be found in : 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, Avant Garde, 80's, 90's & 00's Japanese, Korean & Asian Rock,Psych & Pop

Boredoms - Pop Tatari. CD.

The 3rd album from 1992 by the Japanese band is a loopy mix of reggae/funk/hip hop/punk/metal and noise topped off with manic vocals.Think a young Beefheart crossed with "locust" period Butthole Surfers. Possibly the least commercial album since Lou Reed's "Metal Machine Music".

This product can be found in : 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, 80's, 90's & 00's Japanese, Korean & Asian Rock,Psych & Pop

Boredoms - Super Are. CD.

This impossibly titled masterpiece (Are / Ae / ae...?) from the reconsitiuted Boredoms was their first album-long attempt to harness their, then new, extended psychedelic trance-jam style (the Super Roots 5 EP was only the tip of the iceberg!). Taking their cues from the Krautrock and Progressive bands of the 1970s cranking the amps all the way to 11 and churning it all together in their unique, art-punk scattermess manner, this is vital music that still sounds as far out and amazing as it did when it was originally released in 1998. Eye and his cohorts transport the listener on a wave of heavy trance-like groove through a landscape ripe with the psychedelic atmosphere of the 70s and the anarchic adventurous spirit of 80s experimental punk. It's one hell of a ride and a joy for anyone with a love of psychedelic sounds. Highly Recommended!

This product can be found in : Kraut Rock, 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, Space Rock, 80's, 90's & 00's - Progressive Rock, Jam Bands, Festival Favourites and Improvisation, 80's, 90's & 00's Japanese, Korean & Asian Rock,Psych & Pop

Boredoms - Vision Creation Newsun. CD.

Whirling devishes of psychedelic madness! This is a beautiful collection of noise rock with trance overtones and surging psychedelic sounds; yee gawds I do declare it's the future of psychedelic music! Mesmerising sounds that mine the deep grooves and anarchic attitudes of seventies Krautrock bands like Can and Guru Guru. This a perfect reefer & headphones job from start to finish with electronics, percussion, guitars, bass effects and phasing thrown into the pot to create what we consider at the Emporium to be a modern classic. You'd be doing your head a disservice if you didn't own this.

This product can be found in : Kraut Rock, 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, Space Rock, Electronic and Synth Music, Acid Rock, 80's, 90's & 00's Japanese, Korean & Asian Rock,Psych & Pop

Boredoms - Seadrum/House Of Sun. CD. (Vice - 62309-2)

Across nearly 20 years, founder and leader Eye has taken the band on the equivalent of a road trip, from the early swamps of chaos through times of tribal frenzy, oceanic tranquility, and even near prog-rock sonic constructions.Tthe Boredoms were responsible for opening the eyes of listeners in this country to the possibilities of the Japanese music scene. After all, Yoshimi was even namechecked in a Flaming Lips album title. THE ALBUM Seadrum/House of Sun, was edited from recording sessions spanning a couple of years (including some with former guitarist Yamamoto). As the name hints, some of it was recorded at the beach, with the tide coming in as they played. The two lengthy tracks comprising the 2006 album manage a paradoxical blending of peaceful waves of sound with intense, churning rhythmic moments.

This product can be found in : 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, Avant Garde, 80's, 90's & 00's Japanese, Korean & Asian Rock,Psych & Pop

Boredoms - Super Roots. CD EP. (Very Friendly - VF036CD)

1993 CD EP release by the experimental Kraut group who on this release began moving towards a more electro trance sound. Effectively the black sheep of their recording career, the four track EP features a different line up runnig through jams and the band shedding all of their punk references. Two of the songs don't make it beyond the one minute mark, the closer "Chocolate" lasts for thirteen. Throughout there is a heavy percussive element throughout, although there are moments of the old Boredoms (R&B guitar, screaming). Utterly ridiculous considering that this EP was widely available in malls and chain stores across Northern America, this belongs underground.

This product can be found in : 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, Avant Garde, 80's, 90's & 00's Japanese, Korean & Asian Rock,Psych & Pop

Boredoms - Super Roots 3. CD. (Very Friendly - VF037CD)

Consisting of one long track entitled: "Hard Trance Away (Karaoke Of Cosmos", this is the new sound of Boredoms. This two chord thrash is blessed with (screaming) vocals for only the last few seconds of the thirty minute track, the rest is a break neck attack. A great follow up to Super Roots, (number 2 was a mini CD only available through mail order) this is even more aggressive. What members of the group actually appeared on this record is unclear, it just adds to the mystery of it all.

This product can be found in : 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, Avant Garde, 80's, 90's & 00's Japanese, Korean & Asian Rock,Psych & Pop

Boredoms - Super Roots 5. CD. (Very Friendly - VF038CD)

Deciding to miss out releasing volume 4 altogether, The Boredoms skip staright to volume 5 of their Super Roots series of mini albums. Consisting of one hour long drone track called "Go!!!!", it features churning guitars, electronica and heavy percussion. An endlessly inventive jam that evolves throughout, the only thing constant is the intensity of the playing and the maximised rock that hits your ears. A brilliantly subtle shift in the tension of the piece occurs over the hour that (once you notice it) leaves you short of breath.

This product can be found in : 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, Avant Garde, 80's, 90's & 00's Japanese, Korean & Asian Rock,Psych & Pop

Boredoms - Super Roots 6. CD. (Very Friendly - VF039CD)

Issued in both Japan and America in 1996, this seventte ntrack album is very likely to be more of an Eye solo album despite the crediting of oter band members Hira, Yamamoto, Yoshimi P-We, and ATR/Atari. Apart from the odd moment of noise, this must be the most gentle of all the Super Roots albums; meditative, self-aware, and pregnant with breaks and beats.

This product can be found in : 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, Avant Garde, 80's, 90's & 00's Japanese, Korean & Asian Rock,Psych & Pop

Boredoms - Super Roots 7. CD. (Very Friendly - VF040CD)

Japanese only EP featuring cover material. Super Roots 7 will sound familiar to Mekons fans as it’s an extended cover of the group’s second single "Where Were You." The three Krautrocky tracks embrace synthesizers more fully than any previous release: "Boriginal" is the groups twenty minute celebration of the Mekons twentieth anniversary as an active band, the two book end tracks are Eye-sanctioned remixes. They manage to be rocky and repetitive while still grasping for a unifying melody. Brilliant ballsy music.

This product can be found in : 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, Avant Garde, 80's, 90's & 00's Japanese, Korean & Asian Rock,Psych & Pop

Boredoms - Super Roots 8. CD. (Very Friendly - VF041CD)

Japanese only EP featuring cover material. This time they are tackling the theme to the TV show Jungle Taitei. This otherwise majestic track is sliced into thousands of pieces by 250 BPM beyond-gabber drum programming. This is followed by the spacey 2Laughter Robot’s Hemp Mix", a phased dub tinged version that brings the listener back down. Insane.

This product can be found in : 80's, 90's & 00's - Psychedelia, Avant Garde, 80's, 90's & 00's Japanese, Korean & Asian Rock,Psych & Pop

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