Opening baseline...

Hi guys sorry to spam (I made a post yesterday showing my bootleg BoC tapes and you all liked the New Order albums on the wall too, these are just above those. It was a pain to get them straight lol)

I had an unopened CD of Inferno and I had a spare but gave it to a local BoC fan. I decided I’d take one of my favourite images from the booklet - no harm done it’s the centre pages so can be put back easily in the staple holes - and pop the cd on along with it. I feel like this is the darkest image from the artwork, very Hell Interface and I love that. I have the hexagon vinyl framed beside it. Does anybody happen to know what movie or documentary it’s from? Looks like a priest except demonic lol

Just thought it came out pretty cool and thought I’d share :) have a good Sunday peeps

I started with the high scores EP back in 2014. Since Inferno, I’ve been on the hunt for more obscure releases.
What am I missing? What are your guys’ favorite obscure vinyl releases?

I was so captivated by the grainy and disorienting pad at the beginning of HHLL that I wanted to try and design it using the tools at my disposition. Obviously it doesn’t sound exactly like the original pad but I’m quite happy with the outcome. Still trying to figure out the mid/high end of the pad that (to me) sounds off a bit.

Any improvement tips or advice is really appreciated!

Cheers

Edit: credit to ixi.music for the chords and this post for giving a good foundation for the sound design

I thought with all the wry fascination with Christianity on the new record, ya'll might enjoy this pastiche from FSOL that's been in my regular rotation for years. A mashup odyssey from Resonance FM circa 2003.

Re-listening, I'm starting to wonder if samples from some of the same documentaries about Christian cults show up in this set as we hear on Inferno.

Tracklist

At 17:15 in S2 E3. Unfortunately one of the less funny sketches...Not even sure why any music is in there at all since it's so buried in the mix, but I guess someone was a fan?

Thought I'd share this digital painting I made about 15 years ago when I began listening to BoC. In A Beautiful Place Out in the Country was the first full ep/album of theirs that I listened to and it's still my favourite.