Stuckometer

PRESENT (newest first)

STOMACHEATER CD-R

CD-R in Black Ink on Pink Seven Inch Sleeve, on Hull's finest and only noise label POOT RECORDS.

FREE NOISE DVD - SOUND OF SHEFFIELD DVD

LIVE FOOTAGE ON COMPLIATION DVD: SHEFFIELD IS OUR THIRD HOME AFTER MANCHESTER AND STOKE, THANKS TO CHORA, SINGING KNIVES, AND FREE NOISE.

STUCKOMETER / AU split CD-R on OZONO KIDS

"A split between this two cricked and obtuse noise bands. In one hand AU from the spanish city of Madrid, a band that forces their aggression thru drum-machine programming, and blending analog modified electronic with smart sick rock guitar riffs. STUCKOMETER grew ip in the city of Manchester in the U.K. and comes up to be this insanely ill improv music that moves from the minimalistic tune-up kind of click, click silence to this falling down the hill-hit by a car LOUD, mindblowing noise jams. Banging art by Pascal Nichols, two ink, silk-screened with different colour inks on different colour paper. Deluxe shit."



STUCKOMETER / MUSCLETUSK split c20 on Total Vermin

Stuckometer - ~

Muscletusk - Vomit on the Mountain Top

DVD out on RAYON RECORDS



AGRIPON / STUCKOMETER split LP on GALERIE PACHE



LOW POINT 3 inch CD-R/ BETA CAROTENE

"LP006 - 21 minute, live recording spazz out by Manchesters premier improv quartet. 3" cdr packaged in a clear half-size dvd case with reversible colour inlay. Ltd edition of 50 copies."

FIRST PERSON 3 inch CD-R/ M U U N G



"dictaphonic rampaging noise splurge from our bowls to your ears, with joincey dictaphone sketch on first person house sleeve"



HEARING AID 01 split c30 w/ Milk Teeth

"STUCKOMETER's free improv no wave guitar, bass, drum clang w/ MILK TEETH's trash noise garage drums basement blat, edition of 100 in blue denim/orange curtain cloth case "

blastitude.com review "First up on side A of Hearing Aid 01 is Stuckometer, an under-the-radar quartet mining the vintage 1993 Harry Pussy sound as directly as anyone else these days. Here they play a splattering-shrapnel salvo that spreads out for 10-15 minutes. Drumkit and guitars play with plenty of spirit and throw dirt everywhere, but it’s the bass, with a busy quasi-swinging 1960s free jazz style, that actually breaks and rakes the most ground. Side two belongs to the Milk Teeth duo, one member of Stuckometer and someone else, here playing no-wave caveman drums along with a crude no-input-style amp-hum that ‘blossoms’ into power electronics. Pretty ripping, but also had me checking my watch a couple times before the 15-odd-minute running time was up. These two sides seem more like strong place-holders."

Future(?) / Unreleased : Unluck Records DVD-R + Casual Seziures c20 split w/ Barbarians

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