Something we were working on last year. Time to revist, I think.

Experimental Track

More from the Noisegasm/Mormon Freegan sessions.

Mulching Miss Daisy

The last of the Noisegasm/Mormon Freegan tracks.

Wake & Bake: The Legend of Mormon Freegan

This is the version that appears on the album "Bad Trips & Chromosome Damage."

Bad Trips & Chromosome Damager

CavitySearch -- LP Version

Lucid Dreaming

This is an updated version of Electric Tsunami.

Deluge

This one is mostly a DX7 through a fuzz pedal with guitar and bass pedal accompaniment. From our upcoming LP 'Bad Trips & Chromosome Damage.'

Hegemon Stomp

This is the last song on side 1 of the 'Bad Trips & Chromosome Damage' LP. 

Handgelekermüdung

So I was working on a track for the next Noisegasm album and somehow it came out sounding like something Loreena McKennitt might have done in the 90s. This is not the version that will end up on the album but I thought I'd post it just for laughs. It's actually not a bad demo. It's just not our style.

Celtgasm

This is a demo for a potential new Noisegasm track. I'm not sure Brad will go for it but what the hell. I thought it would sound more psychedelic. It probably will when Brad chips in his parts. I got a distorted & pitch-shifted vocal thing happening that reminds me of Captain Beefheart in a way.

Never Be Seen

Here's another demo for a potential Noisegasm track. Just basic guitar and drums. Lots of stuff to add later. Maybe needs an intro or a bridge too.

Vision Bordeaux

upcoming shows
Substation, Sunday Feb 11th, 8 pm. w/Anatolia's Finest
The Conservatory, Thursday March 29th, 7 pm. (Ambient set)
 Noisegasm is Brad Anderson (keyboards, electronics) and Greg Weber (guitar, electronics) The duo first met last century while attending Federal Way High School.
They reunited in 2012 and Brad promptly dubbed them Noisegasm. Their debut album, Bad Trips & Chromosome Damage, was released in September 2016. The title is derived from an anti-drug PSA from the 1970s. 

"Bad Trips and Chromosome Damage...should be marked down as a must-listen for any and all deep into industrial and ambient sounds" -- foreignaccentspdx.com
"Electronic duo Noisegasm (Brad Anderson and Greg Weber) create subtly ominous scores for imaginary art-house films..." --Dave Segal, The Stranger

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