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'''Richard Ramirez''' is an [[United States|American]] [[noise music]] artist from [[Houston]], [[Texas]], recording and performing both as a solo artist and as part of several groups and [[Houston Noise Bands]], including [[Black Leather Jesus]], [[Priest in Shit]], and the "static noise" solo project [[Werewolf Jerusalem]]. He is notable for being one of the earliest American [[harsh noise]] artists. <br />
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Ramirez, though extremely prolific, draws a distinction between his relatively few professionally printed [[Compact disc|CDs]] and [[Gramophone record|LPs]] and the many [[CD-R]]s and [[Compact audio cassette|tapes]] he produces for smaller record labels.{{Fact|date=November 2007}} He has done collaborations and split releases with many figures in the noise field, including [[Merzbow]], [[Emil Beaulieau]], [[Skin Crime]], and [[MSBR]].{{Fact|date=November 2007}} <br />
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Ramirez's work tends to consist of long, slowly changing or static tracks of heavily [[Distortion|distorted]] low- to mid-range noise, with a gradual move over the last several years toward more [[Dronology|drone]]-influenced sounds in addition to his harsh noise work. Parallel to this evolution has been a shift in thematic concerns, with album covers, titles, and general themes changing from more typical noise music concerns such as violence and war (largely borrowed from [[Industrial music|Industrial]] culture) to a focus on [[Homosexuality|homosexual]] themes and [[Gay pornography|gay porn]] artwork. In addition to his musical work, Ramirez also runs the noise and [[experimental music]] label Deadline Recordings.<br />
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[http://plaguehaus.com/main/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=82&Itemid=26 Plaguehaus Interview with Richard Ramirez]</div>Noisewikiadmin