Full Of Hell

Album - Generic Flipper

Flipper ·1982

"Generic Flipper by Flipper, old California punk band, like early influence on noise rock. You can tell before even a punk band that they were way more open to experimenting and just pissing off the crowd."

Crystal Logic

Manilla Road ·1983

"Crystal Logic by Manilla Road... for a three-piece band that's not as well known as something like Iron Maiden, I think it holds up a lot better and the vocals are amazing on it as well and riffs are just songwriting in general in all of this band is amazing."

Streets of Fire

Various Artists ·2011

"my second pick is the Streets of Fire soundtrack. it's a musical with Bill Paxton and Willem Dafoe. the first two tracks nowhere fast and sorcerer are really good, been stuck in my head forever since I've seen this movie."

Sextant

Herbie Hancock ·1973

"I got a Herbie Hancock Sextant. This one is awesome for a jazz record; it touches more on like some electronic aspects, some of the first sounds of like some weird electronic drums and stuff like that on this record."

Bug

Dinosaur Jr. ·1988

"It's a much darker record and it's a record that they wrote before they initially imploded. You can tell on some of the songs that they obviously were just like writing lyrics about how much they hated each other, but even though it's like an indie record there's still like a ton of experimentation."

Trinity

Eartheater ·2019

"Trinity, she writes like... you can see it's like they're just all hits, the beats are so heavy. They're really catchy songs; it's pop to me, but it's really experimental and its delivery, her visuals are insane."

Superfly - EP

Curtis Mayfield ·1972

"Every song on this record is good. I got it in my grandfather's car... so I just listened to it every time I drove for the first like year that I had a car."

The Fat of the Land

The Prodigy ·1997

"I got The Prodigy, The Fat of the Land. For electronic records, it's so awesome. It's really heavy, it's catchy, and I think every song on it front to back is awesome."

Sepsis

Sissy Spacek ·2010

"Sepsis by Sissy Spacek is mainly synthesizers, so I'm sure it's like a cut-up noise or just free form, less noise core and grind than most of their releases."

Dark Magus: Live At Carnegie Hall

Miles Davis ·1977

"I love this record. It's definitely his noisiest work ever, maybe his most drugged out work. This is definitely the most psychotic Miles Davis."