Delete. Wrong forum. nt

I thought this was going to be a thread about Silent Front's Delete EP - I wasn't impressed when I heard it on the radio; Silent Front are Phil Mann (guitar/vocals), Russell Whitehorn (bass) and Jim Henken (drums). They sound like Napalm Death without the charm.

Now waiting for Tarquin's speech.

Great post ROTF!

More likely to be about



Atari Tenage Riot - Delete Yourself.

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Originally posted by Sigmund:
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Well, the point of this post is obvious, spot on.

So more likely to be



Spot by Spot

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Sorry pe-zulu - you're right this thread must be about the album You're Not Alone by top Latvian band Delete. I'm getting on a bit so I'm easily confused - apologies to all Delete fans on the forum.

If you're keen then you can get some mp3s of Delete's music on their site - this is an example.

As it says on the site Detroitas repera Delete debijas albums. Melodisks hip hop. Jaunums Latvijai. Pagaidām iegādājams tikai un vienīgi Internetā.

Not really my kind of music, but got to be worth a listen.

Aletrnatively, we may all be wrong and that it is not about Delete at all, but about the Minneapolis improvisational duo Wrong who produced In the Wrong, a densely packed two-disc collection featuring 33 tracks ranging from 42 seconds to nearly ten minutes, a forbidding blast of noise rock. John Vance and Emil Hagstrom's music ranges from atonal noise to free jazz-influenced rhythmic workouts to a few largely electronic pieces.

No no no...

It's either about "Control-Alt-Delete Or Continue" by Eddie Florano or more likely given the "."



Charles K Noyes - Full Stop

"This heavy, sometimes dark, layered album uses several combinations of sound in a largely droning and entrancing method. It's relaxing and comforting and I'm very happy that I purchased it." says Eric Shiller of Ontario

"From the Artist
Full Stop reflects some of the areas I have both actively and indirectly exploring for the past 10 years. I conceived each piece with both a particular acoustical concept as well as an emotional center associated with it: all are concerned with my ongoing struggle against time. As such they may be best approached as stills from a film as opposed to strict compositions.

Product Description
Known to many as a percussionist who has associated with Henry Kaiser, Bill Laswell, Fred Frith, Bob Ostertag, Elliot Sharp, Bobby Previte, and numerous other icons from the downtown scene, NYC-based composer and multi-instrumentalist Charles K. Noyes has handed in a stunning slate of breathtaking new sounds (in a gorgeous full-color package) culled from the past decade's work. You probably recognize his name from memorable contributions to numerous compilation albums — State of the Union (reissued by Atavistic, 1996) and Island of Sanity: New Music from New York City (No Man's Land, 1987), for example — that form the cornerstone of any respectable avant garde music library." Amazon

I rest my case

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Originally posted by SteveGa:
So more likely to be



Spot by Spot

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Well spotted Steve, you really threw light upon some questions.

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Originally posted by ROTF:


Sorry pe-zulu - you're right this thread must be about the album You're Not Alone by top Latvian band Delete. I'm getting on a bit so I'm easily confused - apologies to all Delete fans on the forum.

No need to apologize ROTF, in this question I prefer ACCEPT to DELETE.

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Originally posted by pe-zulu: Well spotted Steve, you really threw light upon some questions.

hopefully a little light in a dark corner!
Steve