BENJAMIN HINZ “Deep” C22 (Philip K. Discs)

Benjamin Hinz has put out a wealth of experimental/electronic/psych stuff over the years, and, ever the explorer here, he’s churned out a solo scaffold, “DEEP”, which rides an unending mid-90s midwestern hXc pre-breakdown that’s bookended with Venusian*, clean/reverb electric guitar patience and fairly lovely feedback & blowouts.

It’s a short jaunt into rockin’ out territory, and you’ll probably find yourself filling in some spaces on your own by hollering** as personally seen fit.

https://philipkdiscs.bandcamp.com/album/deep

and/or

https://benjaminhinz.bandcamp.com/

—Jacob An Kittenplan

*aka, that space between Earth & Sunn o)))

**Small Brown Bike-style

HEP LAD “>>[:]<<” C64 (Philip K. Discs)

Hep Lad are two too-noisy New York, New York knob-twisters that co-explore the rumbles of lower-hertz harsh noise destruction and mid-range electrified ceremonial shrieking together. Their album, “>>[:]<<“, is pretty much an hour-plus of non-stop, repetition-free statixplosive-chaos-gone-musique-concréte-gone-glitch-gone-drone that leaves time and space all but fleeing for their very lives. Pretty intense stuff. Not good for studying or dealing with errands, like, at all. Too gripping/distracting.

https://heplad.bandcamp.com/album/-

and/or

https://philipkdiscs.bandcamp.com/album/-

—Jacob An Kittenplan