Thurston Moore's 'Root' remix project contribute super sonic jerkoff mix exclusively available only on the vinyl box set.....

This project was based around 25, 1 minute guitar pieces by Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth. It was sent to around 100 creatives , visual artists as well as musicians - in hoover bags, the result was released as a CD, ltd edition CD (in hoover bag), 5 piece vinyl box set and as an exhibition which featured work by Angela Bulloch, David Bowie, Gavin Turk and many others.

Speedranch ^ Jansky Noise :: (split 12" on FatCat with A.Child & A.Read) )

Tracklisting:
A1: Antony Childs/Andrew Reid : Guitar Treatments #6
A2: Antony Childs/Andrew Reid : Guitar Treatments #7
B1: Speedranch^Jansky Noise : To Abandon, Eliminate & Destroy a Spontaneous Tarit Transference in the Key of C Minor
B2: Speedranch^Jansky Noise : Ridin' High on a Stuffed Quagga Foal (6ft Albino Twat Mix)

Press sheet in PDF format here

12FAT031 read the NME review here

Download the mp3 from the 12" To Abandon, Eliminate and Destroy. A spontaneous trait transference in the key of C minor (abandom mp3)

This track was also on compilation 'series 1-8' Fat Cat 2 'Riding High on a stuffed Quagga foal (6ft albino twat mix)'

Trash 2

'Where the F**K is Mr Million?'

contribute 'fuckin' harmonikaz and the bastad sickofantz who follow their paths to glory' see No Future for more info.................

MP3 here

Celluloïd Mata 'Mix-oscillations' remix

Cinematic haunts of the intense claustrophobic goosander indeed and was an odd goosander this one was.......

we don't know what happend to mr celluloid, maybe some fat cat american interested in brest implants bought him up, or maybe the sea swallowed him up, either way it makes no difference you have little chance of getting this record because you probably dont even want it or it's just not available to buy.

See Noise Museum for more info

Good luck your gonna need it.........

Monkey Bagpipe 7" picture disc....

Airmile75 is conspicuous by its absence but you can live the dream via the gift of the Medical Milestones compilation cd which contains selections from the first 12 genre-busting Medical Milestones 7" vinyl releases.

The CD contains some tracks (and versions of tracks) not released on the original vinyls due to restriction of space or animal right issues. Also a couple of extra bonus tracks from Japanese only releases thrown in just to confuse the issue." Artists include: Vomit Lunchs, Stock, Hausen & Walkman, Los Sampler's, Semiconductor, Gino Robair, Janek Schaefer. Dummy Run, Speedranch & Jansky Noise, Birmingham, The Rip-Off Artist, Stahlgren and Ferguson, quite definitely this series represents some of the boldest, the noisiest and the naughtiest of todays musical 'Outsiders'.

Musicians mostly overlooked by 'The Media' in favour of those wearing the loudest ties, hiring the most expensive PR agencies and using the most redundant, uninspired and average musical forms.

Belfast Songs

is a project which has many strands, it's a publication, an audio CD. The launch event for the project tookplace on the 31st January in Belfast. Jansky Noise has contributed to this release along with other sound manglers. THE CD contains 12 New Belfast Songs by Barry's electric workshop, darreninjapan, Twitch, Barry Cade, Jansky Noise, The Evolution Control Committee, Jackie Fullertones, V/VM, Janek Schaefer, Slender Whiteman feat. MC Seadog, Harald `Sack' Ziegler, rFOR and Jimmy Swish & The Balloons.
The twelve contemporary musicians, both local and international, have been asked to remix a selection of 14 Belfast related songs. The outcome being 12 musical interpretation's and a reevaluation to go alongside the essays.

For more information on this release visit factotum

Other bit's n pieces

Wreck this Mess 'Remission 1' contribute 'Irregular Mass' was available on the now no longer Noise Museum or Alice In Wonder records.

V/A: The Tourist Record 7" (Lucky Kitchen) In the words of Lucky Kitchen themselves::"We invited Andy (Jansky Noise) from London, Tom Steinle from Cologne, and Todd (Aerospace Soundwise) from Chicago, to visit us in New York City and to play a show with us. We edited a 7" record out of the results."

"Purpose: To record a group of people in a city unfamiliar to them, as tourists. We wanted to see how their surroundings, in this case New York City, affected the way they played. We also recorded the sounds of the crowd, which we used to mock the pop star images of a 'live' concert recording (the crowd was not as excited as they would be for Madonna or someone)."

Soundclash Present Undo Various Artists:: The speedranch ^ Jansky Noise contribution 'Erase not possible' is available in MP3 format here if you want to buy the CD try this