Drone

[Famous Mortimer]

When you've done with your disruption and are looking for something less discordant (more cordant?), I recommend Douglas Leedy's "The Harmonarium". The cover, shown as the thumbnail on the video below, doesn't really do it justice, looking like a bad 90s rave tape.

The actual piece itself is about 20 minutes long, but Youtube has it in parts for some reason.

[jobotic]

That's nice.

As if by magic here's Tony Conrad laying it down on a harmonium

[Minami Minegishi]

Fucking Tony Conrad man. These two videos have sent me on a very enjoyable Conrad rabbit hole. I haven't listened to him properly for years - probs not since the mid-90s.

His work has aged very fucking well. Check this out:

It's like the soundtrack to the greatest film never made.

[Famous Mortimer]

Rhys Chatham, who's worked with all the big names of avant garde music, did a project called "The Essentialist" which is attempting to "arrive at an a priori essence of heavy metal, reducing it to a basic chord progression". I think if you're in this thread, you'll probably enjoy it.