SETE STAR SEPT EURO-TOUR 2013

and  cause I just stumbled over it - another review of SETE STAR SEPT's debut full-length REVISION OF NOISE:

MASHNOTE(Belgium)

Tokyo, Japan’s Sete Star Sept comes blasting with a no-holds barred wall of grindcore on the brink of pure noise and let it be known that this ain’t no run-of-the-mill band. The title of the album is true. Although this two-piece band’s sound is firmly rooted in US and Japanese grind and noise, “revision of noise” sounds very updated to me. There’s a modern sort of twist in the way the tempo changes and transitions are structured. I like that. I like that very much. This way the band becomes more than another copycat of 90s grind. With 15 songs in about the same amount of minutes this grinds like a motherfucker and gives noise/grind something unique and new to digest. The drummer is a maniac who does more than just blastbeating away. It seems this guy plays at a 45 rpm pace. Sete Star motherfucking Sept. Thank you, Fuck Yoga Records.

IN 2013

is suppossed to see at least one collaboration with Ivan / FUCK YOGA RECORDS in which we'll join forces to release a 7" of the infamous GEHENNA but it most likely won't stop there as we already talked about doing another split release together too.
I'd also like to do something with DISCONNECTED again as their new stuff totally rips!
I'd also like to do something with SETE STAR SEPT again. something for their 2nd Eurotour would be nice I guess.
even though the chances are good that what I just wrote will happen sooner or later nothing is 100% sure as I type this. well, let me tell you that it is 100% sure that I'll talk to SEA OF SHIT and SICK/TIRED about working with them again, too.
and last but not least let me tell you that I.B.R.-021 is already in the works at the moment! it will be a split 7" featuring VERMAPYRE (U.S./Belgium) and (believe it or not) D.C.R. (Rus). I'm aware that I've said that about D.C.R. more than once before and nothing has ever happened still hasn't but this time it should be out in the near(est) future... even though the tracks of neither of both bands have been masterd yet (as far as I know) plus VERMAPYRE haven't even recorded the vocals for 1of their tracks till now it will be out soon!

SETE STAR SEPT @ MRR RADIO #1298 • 5/27/12

Intro song:
KICKS – The Secret
Kiyasu’s up first!
ENDLESS BLOCKADE – Colombian Education
ENDLESS BLOCKADE – I Don’t Give a Fuck About You
RUIDO DE ODIO – (?)
DESPISE YOU – Pig Mindset
INSECT WARFARE – Negative Appeal
DJ Kae Double Trouble
THE QUEERS – I Wanna Be Happy THEE HEADCOATEES – I’m Happy
DISCHARGE – State Violence
DISCHARGE – State Control
Francesca tips the hat to punk writers
FIFTH COLUMN – She Said, “Boom”
NEW BLOODS – A Ritual
GR’UPS – Almond Tree
PLEASANT GEHMAN – Monsanto
MUKILTEO FAIRIES – Heavy Into Brett
Mariam sez, “Hardcore Rulz, Boyz Drool”
CONDITION – Smoldering Wreckage
HAUTE COUTURE – Act Your Age
HUNTING PARTY – Red Summer…
MAD MANIAX – (?)
Francesca’s caught in a turntable k-hole
ALABASTER CHOAD – Godass
NICHTS – Ein Deutsches Lied
MAD ARE SANE – Animal Crimes
Burn Don’t Fade Out
BOSTON STRANGLER – Overdose
SETE STAR SEPT – (?)

Kae & Kiyasu have been guests at the MRR radio show. 

on a side note: SETE STAR SEPT have just released a new 3" CD called ALL IS WRONG that has only one track with a length of 17 min something..

IDONEUM BELLO RECORDS - 019

 SETE STAR SEPT - KAAMA DHAATU 3"

Nippon's premier NOISE/GRIND duo are back with 15 new tracks in 2 minutes. this 15 tracks have been recorded reel-to-reel in Amsterdam by Poda / PATARENI in 2011 during SETE STAR SEPT's Eurotour. the artwork was done by Vlajke / ATENTAT NA SLUH. this 3" is another collaboration with FUCK YOGA REC. and limited to to 30 copies (15 black/15 clear). with printed full-color cover, inlay and spine-card. 

DUE TO BE RELEASED IN 2012

I.B.R. - 015: CULT OF THE 7 CROWNS Mixtape Vol. I - Land Of Screwdom

this tape was mixed and chopped by Mike Apocalypse a.k.a. Mike Cheese the vocalist of GEHENNA and features (unreleased) tracks and excerpts of GEHENNA, SANGRAAL, DEVIL, FOG SPECTER, PENETRATION PANTHERS, MOTHER FUCKING TITTY SUCKERS, THE DISCREETE DOLL BAND and WITCH-LORD. this tape will be released in a ltd. edition of 100 pro-dubbed and imprinted copies in collaboration with FUCK YOGA RECORDS.

I.B.R. - 017: SICK/TIRED - THE LIFETAKER 7"

Chicago's SICK/TIRED have recorded 6 new tracks for a 7" which are way better and, thanks to Dan's mastering at MAMMOTH SOUND also sound way more brutal than the stuff on their split 7" and their 12"! the artwork for the 7" was done by Dan Rossiter who did an awesome job and made sure it lives up to the music. this 7" will be released as another collaboration with PRGNT RECORDS.

I.B.R. - 018: SHOCK FUTURO - RUIDO DESTRUCTIVO 7"

SHOCK FUTURO is a 4 piece band (3 beautiful ladies and 1 douchbag that sang in MALPARIDO!) from Wellington, Aotearoa (New Zealand). a mix of punk and catchy beats are probably the easiest way to describe them. all songs in spanish. these strangers have been playing constantly since 2010 and this is their debut 7" which will be released in collaboration with EL PASO RECORDS.

I.B.R. - 019: SETE STAR SEPT - KAAMA-DHAATU 3"

when Nippon's SETE STAR SEPT recorded some new stuff for various upcoming releases in Amsterdam during their Eurotour things went so well that they had enough time left to write and record 2 new tracks right then and there for a vinyl lathe cut 3" which will be released in a ltd. edition of 30 copies in collaboration with FUCK YOGA RECORDS.

I.B.R. - 020: OVER THE TOP - FLEISCH 7" Picture Disc

German trash maniacs OVER THE TOP have recorded 9 tracks that, lyric-wise all deal with only one topic: eating meat! this is supposed to be released as a 7" picture disc.

PACKAGE DEAL:

SETE STAR SEPT

REVISION OF NOISE 12" on white vinyl (ltd. to 100 copies) plus t-shirt only:

15 € + postage

CULT NATION & JAPAN METAL GUIDE ON SETE STAR SEPT

Revision Of Noise… SETE-STAR-SEPT Review

Posted In Grindcore,Music,Reviews

1, 2, 3 Crush…1, 2, 3 Kill…1, 2, 3 Damage…1, 2, 3 Grind…1, 2, 3 Sete-Star-Sept! This Japanese grindnoise band reworked harsh, out-the-box sonic madness into a gnarly 2010 release entitled Revision Of Noise, out now via Fuck Yoga. So what do you get with this album? 15 songs clocking in at just over 15 minutes, and every song is a short bombastic burst of aggro energy! What sticks in my brain about this album are the audio monsters that live under the layers of grind, and seem to share the spirit of jazz or other avant garde music. Then you have the metallic giants that roam the streets of Revision Of Noise, kicking over the garbage cans so that the grindcore rats eat away at the riffs that spew across the pavement. Sete-Star-Sept are wizards at transforming a cyco moment of chaos into an all-out righteous rage and fury. Even though I can’t understand a word of the vocals, I feel where they are coming from 200%. As songwriters, Sete-Star-Sept are smart as fuck, because they have realized with a genre like this, it’s the weird things that make the music more interesting, and that’s why you will encounter many sonic revolutions on this album. I really dig the way that this band has molded hardcore, classic metal riffs and grindcore into their own zany universe of metallic drama. Sete-Star-Sept also keep a constant flow of chaotic grooves weaving themselves in and out of their compositions. When you hear Revision Of Noise, you might think you are listening to a full band, but it’s only two humans conjuring up all of the rad noises you encounter.

Japan Metal Guide's "Reviews" portion from issue #2. This review is of Sete Star Sept's "Revision of Noise!"

von Richard Kropacek, Donnerstag, 4. August 2011 um 03:36

REVIEWS

Sete Star Sept - Revision Of Noise (Fuck Yoga Records)

Review by Rich

Japan could be said that they are internationally-known for their grindcore, and if that is true, Tokyo’s Sete Star Sept could partially be held responsible. Outside of grind, their lineup is unconventional; only two members front this band and play with out any session musicians, at venues, such as Earthdom, with fellow-grind band, Su19b, and local death legends, Coffins. They can be said to have had their share of live performances and they have even played possibly the first-ever grind show at Yokosuka’s legendary bar, Fuck Yeah’s. Don’t be mistaken, readers who dislike grind; Sete Star Sept appear to be much more than ‘Just another grind band’, and “Revision of Noise”, their latest offering, is a kick in the mouths of those who ever short-credited this powerful outfit.

What first got my attention from “Revision of Noise” was that there were only 19 tracks to the release, and the music seems to be much longer than the everyday grind bands (or are the songs grouped together properly, with little gaps in between tracks?). I personally believe this to be better (grind fans, hear me out, and hate me later!). The testosterone on “Revision of Noise” does not rip you off or short-change you with only a few measly seconds. Do not get me wrong. There are blatantly-short tracks, yet the music seems to be composed with more quality than the 0.5 second-song-bands.

To further compliment their raging music, there are adequate amounts of great, slow, and catchy riffs, that break the music up better. When paired, the grinding explosions and chaos-inspiring, ear-killing vocals arise with that much more power. There are plenty of Death / Thrash / Black / Doom elements layered within this insane album, so almost any extreme metal fan may find himself or herself headbanging along to the audible-madness that “Revision of Noise “has to offer.In conclusion, I say that this album is indeed worth a listen! Sete Star Sept have really made a revision of the noise, that seem to be taking the extreme blast-beats, blazing guitars, and the grunts and shrieks to a new level, with this interesting and diverse masterpiece of chaos!

STILL NEED HELP!

or 2 concerts for Nippon's SETE STAR SEPT to be more precise! one for September the 19th and one for September the 23rd!

edit:
in the meantime SETE STAR SEPT got booked for a gig in Cologne on September the 23rd but would still need one for the 19th!

NEED HELP!

as you can see below Nippon's SETE STAR SEPT still need to close 2 gaps in their Europe tour. any help would be highly appreciated! if you think you could help us in any way please e-mail me at: am.i.mean(a)gmail.com!

Sat, September 17 - Rostock (Germany)
Sun, September 18 - Hamburg (Germany)
? ? ? ? Mon, September 19
? ? ? ? Tue, September 20
Wed, September 21 - Rotterdam (Netherlands)
Thu, September 22 - Den Haag (Netherlands)
? ? ? ? Fri, September 23
Sat, September 24 - Weimar (Germany)
Sun, September 25 - Berlin (Germany)

REVIEW OF THE SETE STAR SEPT 12" FROM "BORDERLINE FUCKUP"

Sete Star Sept – „Revision Of Noise“ (Fuck Yoga/Idoneum Bello)

Grindcore ist so eine Sache. Viele Releases sind mir einfach zu Metal/Death Metal orientiert. Ja Grindcore wirkt oft wie ein Metalgenre. Es gibt aber auch einige wenige (mal mehr, mal weniger) Grindcore-Bands die ich sehr schätze, wie Yacøpsæ, Systral, Daughters, As The Sun Sets, Cadaver In Drag und nun auch Sete Star Sept. Wenn man es genau nimmt, spielen Sete Star Sept auch eher Metal als Hardcore Punk. Gitarren und Schlagzeug sind Metal orientiert. Aber der Aufbau der Songs bzw. die Umsetzung erinnert dann doch wieder an Hardcore. Kaum länger als eine Minute dauert so ein durchschnittliches Stück auf Revision Of Noise. Die Gitarren sind dabei immer höchst nervös, unberechenbar und auch technisch anspruchsvoll, aber nie Death Metal typisch verkopft. Was bei der kurzen Songlänge auch kaum geht. Das Drumming steht dabei den Gitarren in Sachen Dynamik in nichts nach. Chaoscore wenn man so will und so ist man geneigt trotz Metalriffs und Blastbeats die Band eher im Core-Sektor einzuordnen. Das ist wohl die Transzendenz des Grindcore. Die vorwiegend High Pitched Screams von Kae tun ihr übriges. Das Organ der Dame hat einen großen Anteil an der Intensivität des Albums. Was auch daran liegt, dass die Vocals ziemlich nach vorne gemischt sind. Die Produktion von Revision Of Noise ist perfekt gelungen. Weder zu fett und steril noch zu dünn und breiig. Hab ich schon erwähnt das die Mischung aus durch Mark und Bein gehenden Schreiattacken, chaotischen Gitarrenstrukturen und aggressiven Drumming richtig richtig heftig ist?! Revision Of Noise gehört im Bereich schneller Gitarrenmusik zu den extremsten Veröffentlichungen der letzten 20+ Jahre. Viele mag das überfordern. Auch machen die Japaner keine Musik zum fröhlich durch die Gegend springen. Sete Star Sept erschüttern, überrollen einen mit ihren hyperaggressiven und intelligenten Kompositionen und verlangen ein gewissen Maß an Aufmerksamkeit. Schenkt man diese der 12“, wird man mit immer wieder neuen Details und Facetten belohnt. Übrigens haben nur drei! Leute das Album eingespielt. Revision Of Noise ist mit dem tollen Artwork und interessanten Texten ein Gesamtkunstwerk. Gut, die abstrakten und frei interpretierbaren Lyrics sind Geschmackssache, aber ich finde sie großartig. Hier wird eine gewisse Ohnmacht gegenüber der Welt passend ausgedrückt, was die emotionale Komponente der Lieder noch weiter verstärkt. Der Band ist in meinen Augen ein Meisterwerk gelungen. Wer Fan extremster Klänge ist und hier nicht mal ein Ohr riskiert, ist selber schuld. 10/10

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GODZILLA ATTACKS EUROPE

SETE STAR SEPT are coming over for a tour in September. below you can see a schedule for the tour but there's nothing really fixed yet - if you can help them in any way drop me a line!

Sat. Sept. 17 - Rostock (Ger)

Sun. Sept. 18 - Kiel (Ger)

Mon. Sept. 19 - Hamburg (Ger)

Tue. Sept. 20 - Groningen (NL)

Wed. Sept. 21 - Rotterdam (NL)

Thu. Sept. 22 - Gent (NL)

Fri. Sept. 23 - Köln (Ger)

Sat. Sept. 24 - Potsdam (Ger)

Sun. Sept. 25 - Berlin (Ger)

SETE STAR SEPT: website | myspace

THE 1st REVIEW OF THE SETE STAR SEPT 12"

the 1st review of the SETE STAR SEPT 12": This is an absolute mess in the very best way. Sete Star Sept’s form of grinding chaos sounds refreshingly different, taking its cues from classics of the old and new schools of grind and noisecore, but with bizarre song un-structures that give things an almost organic, improvised feel. This is not to say that it’s loose and unfocussed, as the interplay between the three players (including drummer Kiyasu, who was in the first incarnation of The Endless Blockade) is totally locked down, with them meeting at crucial stop-start moments in suitably tight fashion. These vicious slashes of sound are almost too much to take in, with an inordinate amount packed in to 15 minutes, but it’s basically a pretty amazing exercise in humans making as inhuman a racket as possible.

taken from: here

IDONEUM BELLO REC. 013 - SETE STAR SEPT - REVISION OF NOISE 12"

the SETE STAR SEPT - REVISION OF NOISE 12" is ready to go!

a one-sided 15 track 12" from Nippon's SETE STAR SEPT you should check out if you are into records like F.E.T.O. or SONICRIME THERAPY! ltd. white vinyl available through PER KORO or directly from me.

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THE IDONEUM BELLO & FUCK YOGA COLLABORATION IS BACK FROM THE PLANT!

the one-sided SETE STAR SEPT 12" called REVISIONS OF NOISE is back from the plant!

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100 on white vinyl

11 on marbled vinyl

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SETE STAR SEPT - REVISIONS OF NOISE 12"

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