9 thoughts on “ Leitmotif - Seven Minutes Of Nausea / Eunuch - Split (Vinyl) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Seven Minutes Of Nausea / Eunuch on Discogs/5(15).

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2. Seven Minutes Of Nausea, a.k.a. 7MON started in in Australia with Scut on drums/bass and Mick Hollows on vocals. In January the group split up and Mick Hollows travelled to Europe continuing Seven Minutes Of Nausea as a one-man project in collaboration with different friends from Germany on the following releases. Their style has influenced a lot of noisecore bands in the early 90's.

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3. If there’s a heaven of Noise, Seven Minutes Of Nausea is surely deserving a place at the top of it. LP with a special PVC sticker on the front cover, bonus CD and 20 page lyrics booklet! Limited to copies all on color-in-color vinyl (black into coke bottle green) ===== NOISE / BIXERA Split 7″ (F.O.A.D. ) Complete Noise/Grind.

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4. Feb 25,  · Audicion Irritable - Seven Minutes Of Nausea - Autodestruccion Split Tape.

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5. Seven Minutes of Nausea (aka 7MON) was formed in Australia by vocalist Mick Hollows. He then moved to Germany and refounded the band, featuring bassist Matthias Weigand, that throughout the s released several singles and EPs of classic grindcore.

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6. Oct 11,  · 7 Minutes Of Nausea (Australia, currently in Germany) Split with Sound Pollution (7" ) tracks.

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7. Noise Waste / Seven Minutes Of Nausea - Noise Waste / Seven Minutes Of Nausea ‎ Necrose / 7 M.O.N.* - Split Tape ‎(Cass, Num) Seven Minutes Of Nausea / Eunuch - Split: Censored Noise (The Demos Vol. 1) XX: Disobediant Loser: Seven Minutes Of Nausea / Atrofia Cerebral - Studio Filderes/Muller / Apathetic.

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8. The Minimal Wave label was launched in to create a network for synth wave enthusiasts and promote 80s electronic music via an online archive and vinyl releases. The label specializes in high quality vinyl pressings of minimal synth and new wave artists from all over the world.

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9. Dec 01,  · The term leitmotif was first applied to the operas of Richard Wagner to describe a recurring melody that is associated with a certain character, people, object, place, emotion, or idea. The leitmotif has long been a standard technique of how film music is used and was especially popular in the era of classical Hollywood films in the s and 40s with composers like Erich Korngold and Max .

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