Ugh
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Ugh Remix 2 (NEJI, NEJI-89, CD-R 2005) electronica BACKORDER |
Ugh, mastermind of Osaka sampling pranksters Satanicpornocultshop, works miracles on this wacked remix collection issued through Satapo’s own CD-R imprint NEJI. Consistent with Satapo’s constant reconfiguration of their own material throughout releases, the elements wildly pieced together here will sound just as familiarly off-kilter to anyone already acquainted with their craft. But the presence of all the “remixed guests” (most of whom, be sure of it, hadn’t asked for any such favour in the first place) actually pushes Ugh’s aesthetic to its brink. Just as anarchic and shredded-up as it is delving in heartfelt sonic nostalgia, this is actually another touchstone in the Satanicpornocultshop canon. |
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Ugh Remix (NEJI, NEJI-81, CD-R 2004) electronica / pop BACKORDER |
Ugh is Satanicpornocultshop's sick mastermind. |
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| Conceal | Baptized Troopers | 2005 | € 16.00 |
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| Satanicpornocultshop | Ugh Yoing | 2002 | € 14.00 |
| “Burn you inner Kinkaku-ji” is the motto for Satanicpornocultshop's fourth album. The Kinkaku-ji is a gorgeous golden Buddhist temple in Kyoto that was set on fire in 1950 by a monk who could no longer take its arrogant and insulting beauty. The splendid collage cover by Ugh is a rip-off of Dior’s OR ad. “Ugh” is the sound of puking, “Yoing” is the sound of yo-yo. | |||
| Satanicpornocultshop | Univers | 2002 | € 9.00 |
| Live Satanicpornocultshop! We get a great kick out of Ugh's disrespectful sampling. | |||
| V/A | Disco_r.dance Vol.1 | 2006 | € 18.00 |
| This double disk compilation is the first release of the disco_r.dance label, which serves as a recorded ouput for the londonian events of the same name. They've mainly gathered electronica acts, but have also welcomed performance artists, poets, magicians...And so, even though most of these 32 tracks consist in dark, twisted compositions, a pretty open-minded spirit breezes through: there's digital folk by Tuung, bastard techno-rock by Agaskodo Teliverek, Bedouin Ascent's peculiar mix of Arab music and breakbeats, a short tale by Guy J. Jackson and many more surprises. In fact, many of the more "conventional" tracks offer an original perspective on a genre coming short of fresh blood. The great ECD is given the remix treatment by Ugh from Satanicpornocultshop, who also deliver a particularly breathtaking track, shattering pipa, percussion and ghostly Delay Lama all over Kylie's pretty digital world, before abandoning her in a lonely part of the forest. Comes with 5 different covers. | |||
| V/A | Nippon Gueva Gueva | 2005 | € 9.00 |
| Another strange affair coming from Satanicpornocultshop’s CD imprint, this compilation offers a broader and even more confusing panorama of the Osaka-based collective’s network. There’s not-even-so-leftfield J-rock, buzzing electronics, scratched-out punkrock, pachinko drum n’ bass, your monthly share of enka and plenty more wonderful things to grab on this 15-track, 60-minute CD, making it a great introduction to the Neji and Satapo worlds or another great treat for fans. Featuring Ugh, Dag Shen Ma, the Eto Bando, Orionza, With The Leazents, Gab, and many others. (Luc Meier) | |||
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