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The Flying Luttenbachers|Systems Emerge From Complete Disorder

Systems Emerge From Complete Disorder

The Flying Luttenbachers

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There are few album titles more on-the-nose than the Flying Luttenbachers' Systems Emerge from Complete Disorder. Opening with the unreconstructed feedback-and-skronk guitar noise of "Entropic Field/Total Disorder/Cellular Chaos," the album builds organically, with each song building off of one or more elements from the song immediately preceding, culminating in the wild-eyed frenzy of the side-long "Rise of the Iridescent Behemoth." Recorded as a one-man-band solo project by leader Weasel Walter, Systems Emerge from Complete Disorder sounds like some kind of unholy marriage between Magma's aggressive, spiky '70s prog, the untrammeled anarchy of a European free improv set from the late '60s, and the pummeling aggression of modern-day Scandinavian death metal, a comparison particularly warranted by the three-part "Kkringg." As always, there's a concept explained in the liner notes of this entirely instrumental album, something to do with the Flying Luttenbachers' ongoing post-apocalyptic mythology, but even on its own, the music has an unearthly, disturbing strangeness.
© Stewart Mason /TiVo

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entropic field/total disorder/cellular chaos
00:01:06

Weasel Walter, Composer - The Flying Luttenbachers, MainArtist

2003 ugEXPLODE 2003 ugEXPLODE

2
kkringg beyond nggggg
00:04:12

Weasel Walter, Composer - The Flying Luttenbachers, MainArtist

2003 ugEXPLODE 2003 ugEXPLODE

3
kkringg number one
00:04:30

Weasel Walter, Composer - The Flying Luttenbachers, MainArtist

2003 ugEXPLODE 2003 ugEXPLODE

4
kkringg number two
00:02:34

Weasel Walter, Composer - The Flying Luttenbachers, MainArtist

2003 ugEXPLODE 2003 ugEXPLODE

5
thrumm'd HTE (for M)
00:05:02

Weasel Walter, Composer - The Flying Luttenbachers, MainArtist

2003 ugEXPLODE 2003 ugEXPLODE

6
thorned lattice
00:07:38

Weasel Walter, Composer - The Flying Luttenbachers, MainArtist

2003 ugEXPLODE 2003 ugEXPLODE

7
Rise of the Iridescent Behemoth
00:20:14

Weasel Walter, Composer - The Flying Luttenbachers, MainArtist

2003 ugEXPLODE 2003 ugEXPLODE

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There are few album titles more on-the-nose than the Flying Luttenbachers' Systems Emerge from Complete Disorder. Opening with the unreconstructed feedback-and-skronk guitar noise of "Entropic Field/Total Disorder/Cellular Chaos," the album builds organically, with each song building off of one or more elements from the song immediately preceding, culminating in the wild-eyed frenzy of the side-long "Rise of the Iridescent Behemoth." Recorded as a one-man-band solo project by leader Weasel Walter, Systems Emerge from Complete Disorder sounds like some kind of unholy marriage between Magma's aggressive, spiky '70s prog, the untrammeled anarchy of a European free improv set from the late '60s, and the pummeling aggression of modern-day Scandinavian death metal, a comparison particularly warranted by the three-part "Kkringg." As always, there's a concept explained in the liner notes of this entirely instrumental album, something to do with the Flying Luttenbachers' ongoing post-apocalyptic mythology, but even on its own, the music has an unearthly, disturbing strangeness.
© Stewart Mason /TiVo

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