Jérôme Noetinger专辑介绍：by Dan Warburton French sound artist Jérôme Noetinger created this 21-minute "coup-de-poing" -- knuckle duster -- in 1991 as an impulsive and violent response to the unfolding scenario of that year's Gulf War. The brutal cut 'n' splice of Noetinger's musique concrète is hardly subtle, but neither were the Oval Office pep talks of the president George Bush père, nor the scorched earth retreat following Operation Desert Storm. The piece was released as a 3" CD as part of Metamkine's Cinéma Pour L'Oreille ("Cinema for the Ear") collection, which Noetinger has curated since its inception, and remains one of the most sought after items of the catalog. Resolutely pro-analogue -- which is not the same as anti-digital -- in his working methods, Noetinger uses a reel-to-reel tape recorder and the minimum of studio gadgetry to conjure up a blood-curdling montage of radio broadcasts, gritty punk, and vicious noise that's as ti...