WCN Podcast #22 VOMIR aka Romain Perrot on harsh noise wall, manifestos, freedom, sh*tfolk

[@monkeywalletmedicineheadfe2320]

As a 52yo recently widowed noiser of decades am glad I got turned onto this podcast. Fantastic!

[@chrisbarnette7137]

Not going to lie I gained more respect for him not only as a musician but as a human. Very intelligent in what he speaks. Thanks for this interview.

[@xdumpstrspunionx902]

YES! Vomir is a legend! No dynamics, No change, NO FUCKIN REMORSE!!!

[@andrimatthiasson5718]

if the wall has no change, isn't better to realese it without a fixed ending

[@soulsonicfx3826]

at around 38:00 when he's talking about the electricity in himself and in the machines and in the sound and in the audience and how this all interacts. That is what noise is all about. He gets it. Even when it's not harsh noise wall, this is all still happening, but with HNW this is when the phenomenon of the experience is at its most raw.

[@andrewmatthews5477]

I have dozens of this person's releases and now I appreciate them even more. What a great mind!

[@noscenenogenres5788]

So good to have a channel focusing on the noise genre .great to listen to this before bed!! Richard Ramirez,masonna ,new blockades or even merzbow love to see an interview with more!!

[@cyberp1ss]

what a cool dude, love his music in a very personal way, it's nice to see the guy behind it talking freely and in a such a clear and easy going manner, no remorse of course

[@anickner1178]

J’adore ce que tu fais Romain, c’est comme un massage de cerveau, ça soulage une fois de temps en temps. ✌🏻

[@alexrose9487]

romain is amplification of life

[@whatupdude96]

amazing interview! snagged his boxset gotta buy some black bags

[@francescomacchi3198]

I'm a noise artist from 2013/2014, I want to thank you so much for this project and this podcast! 16:46 Sometimes I think that in the noise community, many of the players or listeners are pretentious and rude, they think to know everything about it, can we just listen and support every project without stupid criticism? I think it's better. But this is only my opinion.

[@NOISEONOMICON]

Honestly I never cared about HNW, being in this about 20 years. After listening the words of Vomir now i totally got it and respect it. Still dont listen HNW XD but we all are noise comrades in here! Noise is what matter. Greetings from Ecuador! love this channel!

[@robertcreighton4635]

Brilliant I've been a fan of vomir for well over 10 years but never heard him talk before. 10/10. I look forward to more from your KZbin stuff

[@protectandsurvivelivinghis3206]

A friend of mine once intoned on the work of Vomir "it's like being tortured, but in a good way"

[@steevebouchard8927]

HNW is not DEAD

[@palsuie3921]

definitely not

[@justinedward9243]

It's concept is death, but not it iself is not dead

[@hellf.o]

Never

[@tedfells]

Sick episode. First listen to the podcast, but will definitely subscribe. The part about the potentially soothing, therapeutic aspects of HNW about an hr in, that's how I have been approaching it lately. Stops the voices!

[@schnoodlevideo]

love this episode + come back to it often!

[@centraldynamoroom]

Great episode !

[@drdoom-skull2244]

I didn't realise Vomir is a French band! I thought the name was some Eastern European name. So it is Vomir as in puking! Nice...

[@noscenenogenres5788]

I had an issue with the label of hnw at first I thought oh this is just a way to stand out from other artists cos I heard the technique previously within some tracks of harsh noise artists.but listening to vomir speak was a great eye opener and there is a clear difference in styles on mass

[@dimahenriksson8246]

I just want a piece of Romain's mind! 😩😩😩😩

[@Schneekardinal]

He has such a beautiful mind.

[@user-ob9zo9cr4c]

best

[@heickelalkatiri3217]

Mantep bang Romain!

[@baloup571]

Wow

[@simonh9987]

long live arschnoise!!

[@basianapora4105]

❤️❤️❤️

[@alexabadia4209]

Please interview Stephen Bessac and his project night wolf. Very interesting dude.

[@deadccc]

yes

[@adecayingskeleton3651]

he's a genius and a sweetheart

[@vblock_zaza]

Yooooo

[@suncity22001]

I’ve been listening to merzbow for 25 years or so , and loads of noise over the years , dark ambient etc , but I’ve never been able to really understand why some of the artists use the imagery of sexual deviants. and murdered , and or victimized , I love the textures and power but I don’t understand what the artist intends , sometimes it seems like they are promoting barbarism ,

[@soulsonicfx3826]

The idea of transgressing society's norms have been a central part of this music going all the way back to the days of Dada. They play around with topics of violence, deviance, fascism, etc... because they WANT you to be made uncomfortable. Because these things are all REAL. These haven't disappeared no matter what we have tried, and the statement isn't that we should ignore them; we should lay the ugly parts of our world bare so that we might confront them.

[@nipulkradmsinatagras8293]

*I just wanna borrow Roman's brain for a day.*

[@uorrosoknup]

roro

[@ShlomirBareket]

Vomir! Roro Perot! Shitness! Interesting guy!

[@black_hunter.01]

♫⃠

[@monggreltemple]

White Centipede sucks. They are so precious about demos.

[@barrette.lediard4010]

Release that shit yourself, Oskar ain't your Mom.