Throbbing Gristle's '20 Jazz Funk Greats,' even remastered, remains a stark, unsettling document of anti-music. This wasn't about jazz or funk, but the systematic dismantling of pleasantries, a brutalist architecture of sound that laid the groundwork for industrial. It's bleak, mechanical, and confrontational, pushing sound as a weapon. They stripped away comfort, leaving only the abrasive truth. This record didn't just flip the script; it tore it to shreds.
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