Skeletonized Quartet release ‘Future Shock’

AGAIN MORE SKELETONIZED!! I am always glad when a release from the band pops up and they release a lot of music and this time it is an album called ‘Future Shock’. The trio is now a quartet and Nathan Berlinguette (Guitar, Electronics, Synthesizer)  who runs the noise label Daft Alliance joined the band for this album. And it does give it an extra kick too. ‘Future Shock’ is bleak but and intense, it is very layered and complex but is still easy to listen too. I have a very saxy list where you can find them and more bands like them on this list.

This is a very good album that is best enjoyed in a warm family moment with some hot coco.

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Skeletonized release a split album with Un Festín Sagital

If you are a long time lurker on Fuzzy Sun you probably have seen some Skeletonized posts before. The band makes jazz infused experimental noise(rock) and each album is heavy but has always a slightly different atmosphere. This time we get six short bursts of droning jazznoise by Skeletonized and one 28 minute track by Un Festín Sagital who create out of this world sounds so your mind kan take a free vacation. Tune in and enjoy.

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Skeletonized release ‘Apparition’

I have lost count how many times the Pittsburgh free jazz/noise band Skeletonized has been on Fuzzy Sun but the only thing I know for sure is that is not enough. Their high energy skronk keeps my body going for yet another day. Their previous releases have been brutal and this new release is no different yet it has something more, there seems to be an extra psychedelic touch to it. Is it more jazzy? Is it less agresssive? It is beautifull that is for sure. Tune in and listen to ‘Apparition’ by the great Skeletonized.

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Skeletonized release ‘Desolate Conclusion’

High energy destructive free Jazz and noise. This is a bit how I would describe Skeletonized. The Pennsylvania band has released a lot of albums by now and some of them tend to drone and noise and others more to free jazz and noise stuff. Now this new one just gets me itchy and nerveous. The drums are superb on this and the sax is as always an agressive force that makes me go a little nutty. Always gorgeous stuff, and they did it again!

 

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Energetic noise and jazz on the new Skeletonized

The Pennsylvania freejazz and noise band seems to release music faster then I can listen properly to them, now they are back with a thingy called “Pink Durag”. Like always the atmosphere is bleak and ominous. The saxophone is again the main ingredient of the album wich makes me happy. Their music is highly experimental but still it is not that difficult to listen to, they bring me a kind of rest but that is probably whats wrong with me. Tune in and check for yourself the new Skeletonized called “Pink Durag”.

Check their latest albums out too.

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‘We Gladly Feast on Those Who Would Subdue Us’ is the new experimental album by Skeletonized

This post is about the band that is Skeletonized. I covered them a couple of times already and each time i am surprised by their output. Sometimes there is free jazz and some times electronic music but each time it is very experimental.

This time we get a more agressive approach with ‘We Gladly Feast on Those Who Would Subdue Us’. The drums are in full attack modus and the sax sounds like an epic warcry. When i hear this i picture a horde of exotic Orcs marching through dangerous mudlands on their way to feast on tiny humans.

Skeletonized keeps releasing experimental stuff of great quality and this latest one may be my favourite. Tune in now.

Check their latest albums out too.

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Skeletonized keeps releasing experimental weirdness

The Pittsburgh band’s current lineup includes saxophone, drums, synth & samples(members of Triangle & Rhino & Fantasy Crime).

Their music can range from free jazz to drone and electronics. Each release brings a refreshing new sound.

This time Skeletonized released “Barf bag” wich focuses a bit more on drums and drone. The best way to listen to this ominous music is loud and on your headphones.

Check their latest album and previous music out.

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