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The Big & Dandy Music on Dissociatives Thread

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Lives Of Great Men
Golden Void (Void Of Golden Light)
Out Of The Shadows
Night Of The Hawks
Back In The Box
Utopia
Ejection
Damnation Alley

Alan Davey (vocals, bass, synthesizer)
Dave Brock (vocals, guitar, keyboards)
Harvey Bainbridge (keyboards, vocals)
Richard Chadwick (drums, percussion)
Simon House (violin)

Bridget Wishart (additionals vocals)
Julie Murray (dancer)
Kris Tait (fire-eater)
Wango Riley (fire-eater)
 
wayab said:
in the near future an album i made for me to listen while on 3-meo-pcp will be released haha so maybe ill post it here too :D
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so yeah :) http://mahorka.org/release/132

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please note that you don't need to be on 3meo to listen to it :D
 




These are some of my all time favourites. I can recommend listening to the whole album called Third Party. It's not on youtube though, only the instrumental album is, which isn't as good in my opinion.
Very powerful stuff when you're out there.
 
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lately i got myself on some extraordinary trippy mxe was quite surpriesed by it and most that sampled it said it felt as if it was even cut with k, it was that tripy, im sure it was just a very good batch though.
anyway i felt a strong presnce of my grandfother that has passed away a few years ago. 'accidently' later i stumbled upon a track i had made using his voice some years back, i could provide translation aswell if someone is interested
https://soundcloud.com/kanalenpluh/wayab
 
heard many people saying dubstep and bass music go with ketamine hand in hand...not sure tho, as I never dissociate hard / experienced ketamine in full effects.
do you think this has some truth?

a close friend of mine, instead, told me that some music released on raster-noton (it's an electronic music label, for those of you that might not know it) is perfect for the k-hole.
he told me he found himself literally leaving his body and travelling with the sounds of frank bretschneider and he, again, told me that those "phased-out" frequencies are made for those trips / travels.

don't know if he's right but he's a reliable friend as well as a great talented artist so he might be right in what he says.
very very interesting stuff
 
Next time I use K, I am definitely giving another listen to Vaetxh - List of Lists (that shit is crazy sound design, really trippy - also nice melodic part after couple of minutes), intro'd by Letherette - 500+, and further complimented by Clark tracks such as Brigitte, Diesel Raven, Re-scar kiln, Rob Lee... his remix of Glow and of Spur...
and also if you liked Vaetxh, try Roel Funcken - Skinetic Culpture (don't be misled by the first bit), really funky and huge bass play.
Plus let's not forget Burial's remix of Paradise Circus (omg those last few minutes are so great), or the amazing Rival Dealer EP, plus I always found his classic Etched Headplate a real holing track.

What goes perfect with dissociatives for me is music that is deep, and metallic / clinical or crazy alternating with warm and peaceful.
 
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I like your taste Solipsis! I'm not so much a fan of Burial's new stuff though. A big fan of IDM since the late 90s, I love me a bunch of Funcken brothers and their many aliases. Quench's Punctuated album is an old favorite. The first Shadow Huntaz album 'Corrupt Data' has some absolute gems, and I usually don't care for hip-hop.
 
The album Duality by Captain Murphy was made for tripping.

If you aren't aware of Captain Murphy by now you should be. He's the same person as Flying Lotus (ring a bell anyone?) but it's his rap alter ego. He raps over his trippy beats, and the raps themselves are full of symbolism and double entendres and a whole bunch of trippy stuff from Flylo himself...

If this interests you at all, check it out. I understand rap isn't for everyone, but this music proves that we should stop assigning genres to music because they're all blending together.

I'll stop rambling. Here's the video:

 
Captain Murphy is legit, in my opinion the only downside to Duality is that some of the lyrics leave more to be desired.
 
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This whole album is fucking amazing. But heres an excellent track.
 
I B Profane said:
I understand rap isn't for everyone, but this music proves that we should stop assigning genres to music because they're all blending together.
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More importantly, rap isn't for anybody (?) who's on dissociatives, is it? Doesn't pretty much everything with singing/rapping in it suck because it gets so distorted?

Solipsis said:
Next time I use K, I am definitely giving another listen to Vaetxh - List of Lists (that shit is crazy sound design, really trippy - also nice melodic part after couple of minutes), intro'd by Letherette - 500+, and further complimented by Clark tracks such as Brigitte, Diesel Raven, Re-scar kiln, Rob Lee... his remix of Glow and of Spur...
and also if you liked Vaetxh, try Roel Funcken - Skinetic Culpture (don't be misled by the first bit), really funky and huge bass play.
Plus let's not forget Burial's remix of Paradise Circus (omg those last few minutes are so great), or the amazing Rival Dealer EP, plus I always found his classic Etched Headplate a real holing track.

What goes perfect with dissociatives for me is music that is deep, and metallic / clinical or crazy alternating with warm and peaceful.
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I usually go for peaceful, never tried this brutal glitchy suff (e.g. Vaetxh), but I might actually give that a shot. Would just have to create a playist so I won't have to switch during the 20-30m after pulling the needle from my vein. :D

I could see that going wrong, but I'm really curious now. Too bad I last holes yesterday, so I'll have to take a little break.

That Puscifer that lolwhatzdrugs posted could be pretty fucking nice, too, but only the stuff that doesn't have vocals (actually mostly unadulterated and sung by people, not heavily distorted or completely synthetic voices which is a different story).
 
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I nearly always listen to this track on my salvia trips. The way it builds up, it's just eargasmic.

 
crOOk said:
I usually go for peaceful, never tried this brutal glitchy suff (e.g. Vaetxh), but I might actually give that a shot. Would just have to create a playist so I won't have to switch during the 20-30m after pulling the needle from my vein. :D
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The album Gravity from Ben Lukas Boysen is more peaceful, and very interesting. Under the name Hecq, this same guy also produced other music that is more experimental but also pretty majestic and perfect for dissociative trips, like the track Above - that certainly inspires "Space Odyssey" feelings.

vortech said:
I like your taste Solipsis! I'm not so much a fan of Burial's new stuff though. A big fan of IDM since the late 90s, I love me a bunch of Funcken brothers and their many aliases. Quench's Punctuated album is an old favorite. The first Shadow Huntaz album 'Corrupt Data' has some absolute gems, and I usually don't care for hip-hop.
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thnx for the tip!
If you like IDM then I'm sure you're familiar with Kettel? His is my favorite music and has been for years, I will never forget Mwoeb, it triggered a rebirth experience once on LSD.
That whole album 'Through friendly waters' is pure gold.
Secede, Wisp, Proem, and Tapage are also very good.
and sure I like Flying Lotus. (You must have seen this video lol)

But, this thread is not about music preference per se but about music on dissociatives.

- Ben Frost is probably good on dissociatives (no I'm sure I've listened to it high on them), I've been to him live and it nearly annihilated me sober. Part of that was from sitting close to the woofer but still.
It is post-minimalistic, part drone-like (I recommend the wonderfully titled track "..I lay my ear to furious latin"), also with a lot of deep growling noises.
- Alva Noto is interesting and very purely produced if you have an audiophile music system to play it on. Extremely clinical technoid.
- Forest Swords is very original and nice music produced by a guy who is going nearly deaf.. it sounds pretty lo-fi in a good way.
- Aaron Martin with Machinefabriek - Cello Recycling is a pretty profound ambient drone work that only works laying down fully immersed or for meditation, and holing also very much so...
- Raison d'Être is just fucken serious deep sounding ambient stuff with chanting and church bells and stuff, worth a fucked up experience rather than good music. IIRC Deaf Center is good ambient to continue from there. But you can also just listen to dark ambient of course.
- There is also of course more tribal, psychedelic stuff like Flint Glass and Tzolk'in... or post-industrial IDM-y classics like Stendeck, Architect, or ... arguably the rulers Gridlock, aim for a deep hole, launch, and put on the album Formless, culminating in the track Atomontage (listen to that entire track OMFG), then report back upon reentry.
 
https://soundcloud.com/bernax/space not mastered so watch the volume, but this will get you deeeeeeep

Solipsis said:
Next time I use K, I am definitely giving another listen to Vaetxh - List of Lists (that shit is crazy sound design, really trippy - also nice melodic part after couple of minutes), intro'd by Letherette - 500+, and further complimented by Clark tracks such as Brigitte, Diesel Raven, Re-scar kiln, Rob Lee... his remix of Glow and of Spur...
and also if you liked Vaetxh, try Roel Funcken - Skinetic Culpture (don't be misled by the first bit), really funky and huge bass play.
Plus let's not forget Burial's remix of Paradise Circus (omg those last few minutes are so great), or the amazing Rival Dealer EP, plus I always found his classic Etched Headplate a real holing track.

What goes perfect with dissociatives for me is music that is deep, and metallic / clinical or crazy alternating with warm and peaceful.
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Letherette is king when on k, ever heard their beat showcase? http://www.btsradio.com/html/letherette_beat_showcase.html
 
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