Nimrod

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Web Name: Nimrod

WebSite: http://nimrodjapan.bandcamp.com

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Sorry, Bandcamp no longer supports the version of Internet Explorer that you're using (7.0). Please upgrade your browser to the latest version and try again. Includes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app. Comes in a clear jewel box with a very interesting design: in an assortment of colour combinations of printed red, yellow, green, or blue translucent acetate on either red or green paper with a red CD. Includes unlimited streaming of Nimrod via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. about The third and final Nimrod album, released in 1997. Original one sheet text below:ye old one sheetArtist: NIMRODTitle: NIMRODFormat: CD in nifty acetate enhanced jewel box.Release Date: JANUARY 20, 1997Bar Code: 7 5971-81022-2 2 Catalogue #: SCRATCH # 22 Sooner or later, most of us give up on the rock and roll. All that aggression wasted on bashing and screeching and seeming to be angry about....about..well who knows....it all seems so silly after awhile. The gentlemen of Nimrod played the thud/noise rock sweepstakes (albeit with mucho sophistication and humour) for their first two albums, ending up a little short of the Jesus Lizardian popularity frontman Zev Asher had hoped of. Fact was, they were just simply too disorienting a rock ensemble to really appeal to the black rock T-shirt market, beyond their core audience of a few thousand faithful who drank their ginseng because they somehow knew. Since 1994 s The Mighty Hunter/Lab 36b, wholesale changes have swept over the mothership Nimrod. Drummer and resident loose wheel Sam Lohman is no longer in the band. Surviving members Tim Olive and Zev Asher replaced his powerhouse drumming...well,... with no drumming at all. Alongside the rhythmic departure goes as well any faint resemblance to typical song structure the boys may have employed. Bass player/chief composer Tim Olive has been busy playing/recording/releasing music with Beauty Pear and Twerdocleb. Vocalist/sounds champ Zev Asher has recorded and released much material as Roughage, as well as been exhausting himself making a feature length documentary exploring underground culture in war torn Croatia. I believe I will go out on a limb and venture forth the brave statement that the period between albums has seen Nimrod undergo profound artistic growth. To think it took twenty two releases for Scratch to get to utter that phrase!As on Nimrod s previous albums, this one features many collaborations with Japanese musicians. This time, rather than cameo appearances, the guests play a much more significant (one third) role. Nimrod (the album) is a series of duets recorded live to DAT in Japan between Tim Olive and: Masahiko Ohno (Solmania), Seiichi Yamamoto (Boredoms, Omoide Hatoba), Kosei Yamamoto (ambient/new age/fusion solo artist...I m told has albums on ECM-is that possible?!), and Kazuhisa Uchihashi (guitarist and collaborator with Altered States, Otomo Yoshihide s Ground Zero, as well as Hans Reichel and Fred Frith). The raw duos were shipped overseas to Asher in Vancouver, where he digitally manipulated, added sounds and murky narration, and basically completed the puzzle. What we have here with album number three is basically a baffling free form collection of pieces that somehow fits under a number of genres: Outside jazz, noise, soundtrack, ambient...pushing this recording into any of these corners is taking the easy way out...The reality is this is a damn strange album that will challenge most if not all who dare, and reward grandly those who come back a few times for more.STILL AVAILABLENIMROD-Grandson Of Ham CD (Scratch # 6)NIMROD-The Mighty Hunter/Lab 36b Picture disc LP/CD (Scratch # 16)Thanks: Jeff Bell, Esoh, David Hopkins, Kayoko, Keith Parry, Sam Shoei, our esteemed guests. Spoken word avant-rock with an improvisational jazz approach, featuring independent stalwarts J. Mascis, Mike Watt, and George Hurley. Bandcamp New Notable Mar 5, 2019 Friday’s sophomore effort combines drill, industrial, techno, and more. Bandcamp Album of the Day Aug 14, 2019 Post-punk in the Sonic Youth mold—melody covered by creeping fuzz, anchored by architectural rhythms, with lyrics both abstract and direct. Bandcamp New Notable Nov 5, 2019 The new single from the NY band WIVES heaves and scrapes, giving feral new life to the modern rock sound. Bandcamp New Notable May 5, 2019 Joyful and expansive alt-rock with shades of Lovelife -era Lush, produced by Kristin Kontrol of Dum Dum Girls. Bandcamp New Notable Jun 22, 2018 Lifetime Achievement: A Guide to Blackhouse’s Enigmatic Industrial Discography Gerpfast Kolektif Brings the Diversity of the Indonesian Underground to the World Big Ups: Deerhoof’s Favorite Bands on Bandcamp

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Nimrod Nimrod, released 20 January 1997 1. Case Of 2. Ging 3. Mongkok 4. Asinine Q 5. Boot Of 6. Loonat 7. Fewker 8. Prayland 9. Bad Sauce 10. Brittle/Gas 11. Badasssong The third and final Nimrod album, released in 1997. Original one sheet text below: ye old one sheet Artist: NIMROD Title: NIMROD Format: CD in nifty acetate enhanced jewel box. Release Date: JANUARY 20, 1997 Bar Code: 7 5971-81022-2 2 Catalogue #: SCRATCH # 22 Sooner or later, most of us give up on the rock and roll. All that aggression wasted on bashing and screeching and seeming to be angry about....about..well who knows....it all seems so silly after awhile. The gentlemen of Nimrod played the thud/noise rock sweepstakes (albeit with mucho sophistication and humour) for their first two albums, ending up a little short of the Jesus Lizardian popularity frontman Zev Asher had hoped of. Fact was, they were just simply too disorienting a rock ensemble to really appeal to the black rock T-shirt market, beyond their core audience of a few thousand faithful who drank their ginseng because they somehow knew. Since 1994&#39;s The Mighty Hunter/Lab 36b, wholesale changes have swept over the mothership Nimrod. Drummer and resident loose wheel Sam Lohman is no longer in the band. Surviving members Tim Olive and Zev Asher replaced his powerhouse drumming...well,... with no drumming at all. Alongside the rhythmic departure goes as well any faint resemblance to typical song structure the boys may have employed. Bass player/chief composer Tim Olive has been busy playing/recording/releasing music with Beauty Pear and Twerdocleb. Vocalist/sounds champ Zev Asher has recorded and released much material as Roughage, as well as been exhausting himself making a feature length documentary exploring underground culture in war torn Croatia. I believe I will go out on a limb and venture forth the brave statement that the period between albums has seen Nimrod undergo profound artistic growth. To think it took twenty two releases for Scratch to get to utter that phrase! As on Nimrod&#39;s previous albums, this one features many collaborations with Japanese musicians. This time, rather than cameo appearances, the guests play a much more significant (one third) role. Nimrod (the album) is a series of duets recorded live to DAT in Japan between Tim Olive and: Masahiko Ohno (Solmania), Seiichi Yamamoto (Boredoms, Omoide Hatoba), Kosei Yamamoto (ambient/new age/fusion solo artist...I&#39;m told has albums on ECM-is that possible?!), and Kazuhisa Uchihashi (guitarist and collaborator with Altered States, Otomo Yoshihide&#39;s Ground Zero, as well as Hans Reichel and Fred Frith). The raw duos were shipped overseas to Asher in Vancouver, where he digitally manipulated, added sounds and murky narration, and basically completed the puzzle. What we have here with album number three is basically a baffling free form collection of pieces that somehow fits under a number of genres: Outside jazz, noise, soundtrack, ambient...pushing this recording into any of these corners is taking the easy way out...The reality is this is a damn strange album that will challenge most if not all who dare, and reward grandly those who come back a few times for more. STILL AVAILABLE NIMROD-Grandson Of Ham CD (Scratch # 6) NIMROD-The Mighty Hunter/Lab 36b Picture disc LP/CD (Scratch # 16)

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