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SNMT (Say No More Tongues) was an experimental noise/performance project by Alice Scarlet Eidson, active 2003–2017.

History

Formed in 2003 under the name Say No More Tongues. After the release of Endless (2009), the project adopted the name SNMT. Known for shifting from ambient textures to harsh noise and performance‑based releases. Based in Seattle, WA.

Discography

Albums

  • Ma Maladie (2003)
  • Salvation (2004)
  • The Death of Reason (2004)
  • The Aesthetics of Failure (2006)
  • A Wide-Eyed Fawn (2006)
  • Sounds of Christmas (2006)
  • Starlit Apocalypse (2007)
  • Endless (2009)
  • An Lucky (2011)
  • Space Hymnals (2011)
  • Swag (2012)
  • MELT (2017)

EPs

  • A Cold Horizon (2006)
  • Etude for Fingersmith (2006)
  • Hand in the Pink (2007)
  • Air (2008)
  • !!!!zzz / Sex (2011)

Singles

  • A Dark Sky Grins (2006)
  • Desolate (2009)
  • 156 (2011)
  • Circle of Silicon (2012)

Splits & Collaborations

  • Split with Lolita Vibrator Torture (2008)
  • Say It (collaboration with METEK, 2008)
  • Say No More Tongues >VS< Mystified (split, 2008)

Appears On

  • The Most Non Quality Airbag (2006) – Various Artists
  • Fight Your Urges (2012) – Askari Nari
  • NOISE DISCORD COMP #1: Proof of Concept (2017) – Various Artists

Compilation

  • Deep Cuts 2006–2016 (2016)

V/A Compilation

  • The SLSK Noise Room Comp (2006)

Live Performances

  • Nov. 2006 – Ruby Green, Nashville, TN (w/ 3 Pups Music, Organ Failure [TX])
  • Dec. 6, 2006 – The End, Nashville, TN (w/ Dangerous Doll)
  • Dec. 28, 2006 – Temptation Club, Murfreesboro, TN (w/ XDUGEF)
  • Apr. 13, 2007 – MTAC Prime, Nashville, TN (Angel’s Egg SNMT Experience)
  • Sep. 13, 2007 – Soundwave Tsunami on 88.3 WMTS, Murfreesboro, TN (Electroplankton live improv performance)
  • Nov. 8, 2008 – Cafe Coco, Nashville, TN (w/ Betty Rats, Styches)
  • Apr. 17, 2009 – The Vine, Murfreesboro, TN (w/ CJ Boyd Sextet, Deep Machine)
  • Sep. 15, 2017 – Helix Bridge, Seattle, WA
  • Sep. 15, 2017 – The In, Seattle, WA

Media

An Lucky playlist

Visual companion to the album An Lucky.

Legacy

The project is noted for its experimental range and alias transition from Say No More Tongues.

An Lucky

Released in 2011. One of the first independent albums available on Spotify. Notably, An Lucky was the first noise project ever featured as Rock Band 3 RBN 2.0 downloadable content.

Music Video Compilation

  • Desolate (ft. Hatsune Miku)
  • Henshin A Go-Go!
  • Naught Girl Time Looped in a Time Out
  • Rape Castle
  • Turbo Lolita Semen Savior
  • Dance Gently

Personnel

  • Alice Scarlet Eidson – primary composer, performance, production
  • Christa Gates – flute and viola on Endless (2009); viola on multiple early SNMT tracks

External links

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