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Typecast 43 · Listening session

RRRighteous Mix

A focused sequence of noisy experiments selected and shaped by Mike Shiflet, moving through the restless edges of the RRR catalogue.

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A sculpted sequence of abrasive sound

This session gathers fuzzy, layered experimental work associated with the RRR resource in Lowell, New England. Rather than presenting isolated tracks, the selection is arranged as one evolving piece: fragments overlap, pressure rises and quieter details surface between the heavier passages.

  1. 01

    Asmus Tietchens / Runzelstirn & Gurgelstock

    “Ptomaine” and “Dein Mund So Rot,” joined by a lockgroove passage.

  2. 02

    Prick Decay

    “Mud Sound for Car Stereos.”

  3. 03

    Impact Test / Pain Jerk

    “The Zone” meets “SSPK-DSPK.”

  4. 04

    Merzbow / Howard Stelzer & Jason Talbot

    “This Dying Toad Become Forth…” alongside “temp.”

  5. 05

    Thomas Dimuzio

    “Sonicism,” followed by a lockgroove fragment.

  6. 06

    Can’t

    “New Secret.”

  7. 07

    Due Process / R.H.Y. Yau

    “RRRadio Six” and “Contiguous.”

  8. 08

    Emil Beaulieau / Chop Shop

    “Moonlight in Vermont” and “Plays Emil Beaulieau.”

  9. 09

    Alan Licht & Tamio Shirashi / Prurient

    “Our Lips Are Sealed” and “Three Sisters.”

  10. 10

    Busratch / MSBR

    “思い出迷子” and “Destructive Locomotion.”

  11. 11

    Lockgroove / Kiyoshi Mizutani

    Untitled lockgroove passage with “Millstone.”

  12. 12

    Runzelstirn, Merzbow & Gurgelstock / Haters

    “Ordinarily Nowhere.”

  13. 13

    Jason Lescalleet

    “Accidental – Oriental.”

  14. 14

    Masonna

    “Noisextra.”

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