The Nausea - Requiem LP / CD CD prurient side is ‘black medieval

prurient side is ‘black medieval grind’ short burst tracks of electronic prayers from 2001 in the style of mater dolorosa and the split 7” with mindflayer cult

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Concentrating more on visceral feeling than driving within the lines of any one genre

unwavering patience discharging the disciplined force of pulsating harsh noise cut-up and beyond

The Nausea - Requiem LP / CD CD prurient side is ‘black medievalhttps: absurdexposition. bandcamp. com album requiem Absurd Exposition and Buried in Slag and Debris are pleased to present the debut LP from THE NAUSEA. On Requiem, Vancouver based composer and musician Anju Singh combines funerary violin and harsh noise, as illustrated below in liner notes by Gordon Ashworth (Oscillating Innards, Knelt Rote). Recognized in the noise world for her long running role as curator of the Vancouver Noise Fest, and in punk