31/01/2020
K2 (James Ferraro) - Untitled
A highly remarkable, electronically tinged concept album for James Ferraro. This record presents a unique vision of a nightmarish world in which the pillars of capitalism have crumbled, and only the remnants of machines populate the Earth. A vision James has captured on many of his other works as well, but not in the wholly unique way he does here. Musically, this album provides surly, feverish rhythms laced with swirling, distorted electronics. Many of the track structures are quite linear, further adding to the dreamlike terror of this album. Overall, this stands as one of James Ferraro's most unique projects
27/01/2020
26/01/2020
Centrum- Sjön
Centrum: För Meditation
Hailing from Sweden, För Meditation does exactly what it says on the tin – it’s a meditative aural hug which is so luxuriating you could bathe in it.
Melding percussive shuffles, tabla, sitar, cyclical flute and undulating drones, here’s an album to literally lie down with, close your eyes and be taken into the land of Never Ever. Yet, there’s always a searing fuzz-toned guitar around the corner to awaken you from the dream.
25/01/2020
Syd Barrett - Dark Globe
Unlike most of outsiders, Syd wasn't always on the outside. During 1967, amidst Great Britain's counterpart of the U.S. psychedelic Summer of Love, Syd was definitely in. He was the glamorous face, guitarist, and songwriting genius behind one of the United Kingdom's most exciting and influential new bands. But within a year, Barrett had migrated permanently to the outside. He was banished from Pink Floyd, as he tumbled into a psychological maelstrom and became pop music's premiere acid-fry. But his recording career didn't end―hence, his inclusion in this gallery. Although mind-altering chemicals were part of Syd's daily nutritional intake, some of his friends felt drugs merely aggravated a predisposition to psychic disturbance that would have overtaken Barrett sooner or later. His father's premature death when Syd was 12 had affected the lad greatly, and his mother seems to have overcompensated with relentless pampering. "We all felt he should have gone to a psychiatrist," said Pink Floyd replacement guitarist David Gilmour. "Someone in fact played an interview [with Syd] to [psychotherapist-author] R. D. Laing, and Laing claimed he was incurable.
Joy Division - 24 Hours (Live Paradiso, Amsterdam 1-11-1980)
1980 Cancelled US Tour:
Joy Division's US tour was cancelled after the untimely death of Ian Curtis and our listings include both the dates on the final tour itinerary and those that were planned but dropped before that point. The listings are all on one page, see info at the top of the page identifying which was which.
The dates in brackets are when New Order eventually played.
21 May Hurrah, New York (26 Sept)
22 May Hurrah, New York (26 Sept)
23 May Hurrah, New York (26 Sept
25 May The Edge, Toronto, ON Info
26 May Bookies, Detroit, MI - (cancelled)
27 May Tuts, Chicago, IL
28 May Merlyn's, Madison, WI
29 May Duffy's, Minneapolis, MN
22 May Hurrah, New York (26 Sept)
23 May Hurrah, New York (26 Sept
25 May The Edge, Toronto, ON Info
26 May Bookies, Detroit, MI - (cancelled)
27 May Tuts, Chicago, IL
28 May Merlyn's, Madison, WI
29 May Duffy's, Minneapolis, MN
30 May The Underground, Boston, MA (30 Sept)
31 May The Underground, Boston, MA (30 Sept)
31 May 9:30 Club, Washington, DC
31 May 9:30 Club, Washington, DC
01 June Machinist's Hall, New York
01 Jun Tier 3 (aka TR3) - New York (27 Sept)
03 Jun American Indian Center, San Francisco, CA
04 Jun American Indian Center, San Francisco, CA
01 Jun Tier 3 (aka TR3) - New York (27 Sept)
03 Jun American Indian Center, San Francisco, CA
04 Jun American Indian Center, San Francisco, CA
07 Jun American Indian Center, San Francisco, CA
07 Jun Madame Wong's, Chinatown, Los Angeles (cancelled)
08 Jun Flipper's Roller Boogie Palace, Los Angeles, CA
09 Jun The Starwood, West Hollywood, Los Angeles, C
07 Jun Madame Wong's, Chinatown, Los Angeles (cancelled)
08 Jun Flipper's Roller Boogie Palace, Los Angeles, CA
09 Jun The Starwood, West Hollywood, Los Angeles, C
Unknown dates:
?? Robson Square Theatre, Vancouver, BC Info
?? North Park Lions Club Hall, San Diego, CA
?? North Park Lions Club Hall, San Diego, CA
1980 proposed European tour:
According to Steven Brown of Tuxedomoon they had plans to do a European tour with Joy Division Summer / Autumn 1980
Bill Laswell - Work Song
American bassist, producer and record label owner. Also owner of the Orange Music (5) studio, in West Orange, New Jersey, since 1997.
Born February 12, 1955 in Salem, Illinois and raised in Albion, Michigan. He was married to Ethiopian singer Ejigayehu Shibabaw alias Gigi.
Laswell ranks among the most prolific of musicians, being involved in hundreds of recordings with many musicians from all over the world. Laswell's music draws upon many different genres, most notably funk, various world music, jazz, dub and ambient styles. He has also played or produced music from the noisier, more aggressive end of the rock spectrum, like hardcore punk and metal.
KK Null — 0415
KK.Null (born Kazuyuki Kishino) is one of the top names in Japanese noise music and in a larger context, one of the great cult artists in experimental rock. Starting his career in the early 80's by performing guitar improvisations in the clubs and streets of Tokyo, he continued by collaborating with Merzbow for two years, and joining the bands YBO² and Absolut Null Punkt.
In 1987, he gained wider notoriety as the leader, guitarist and singer of the trio Zeni Geva, which he described as "progressive hardcore". Zeni Geva reached world-wide fame with their heavy and hypnotic sound, eventually releasing three Steve Albini-produced albums on Jello Biafra's Alternative Tentacles label.
Ffilhizabmn - Ruins (Tatsuya Yoshida)
Yoshida Tatsuya (b. 1961) is one of the most innovative drummers, composers and improvisers on the Japanese avantgarde scene. Best known as a founding member or energetic drums+bass duo Ruins (continued as a solo project Ruins alone since 2004), founder and leader of influential zeuhl band Koenjihyakkei (like this band... have CD,) (often cited as Japanese Magma ( and many other bands and collaborations, like Akaten, Korekyojinn trio, acapella vocal trio Zubi Zuva/Zubi Zuva X. He was also an occasional member of legendary jazzcore band PainKiller . Other notable collaborators of the artist includes John Zorn, Fred Frith, Derek Bailey, Keiji Haino, Otomo Yoshihide,
Acid Mothers Gong, Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso UFO, Acid Mothers Temple SWR, Akaten, Koenjihyakkei, Korekyojinn, Lars Hollmer's Global Home Project,The Slash Trio, Phaidia, Ruins, Samla Mammas Manna,
24/01/2020
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17/01/2020
Frank Zappa - Live in Barcelona 1988 (Full Show - Remastered - Stereo)
I SEE LIVE IN MADRID, AUDITORY CASA DEL CAMPO, 14 MAY, 1988...
concierto 1988 frank zappa mermelada burning auditorio casa de campo madrid 14 mayo
13/01/2020
11/01/2020
Seam - Something's Burning
Sooyoung Park's post-Bitch Magnet kinda-Slowcore kinda-Emo band Seam were originally from Chapel Hill (Mac McCaughan of Superchunk/Merge Records fame was the drummer on their first album, 1992's "Headsparks," which was on Homestead), but eventually moved to the Pigfuck mecca, Chicago. There, John McEntire and Bundy of Bastro/Gastr/Tortoise fame briefly played with them. They released a few more albums on Touch & Go before breaking up in 1999.
Seam - Something's Burning
Sooyoung Park's post-Bitch Magnet kinda-Slowcore kinda-Emo band Seam were originally from Chapel Hill (Mac McCaughan of Superchunk/Merge Records fame was the drummer on their first album, 1992's "Headsparks," which was on Homestead), but eventually moved to the Pigfuck mecca, Chicago. There, John McEntire and Bundy of Bastro/Gastr/Tortoise fame briefly played with them. They released a few more albums on Touch & Go before breaking up in 1999.
10/01/2020
David Bowie - Blackstar (Video)
AMAZING, LOVE THIS SONG, ONE OF MY PREFERRED MUSICS EVER.
Blackstar (2015): In the title song of his latest work, Bowie said goodbye that he was not a rock star but a "black star". In the clip, released in November 2015, a woman meets a dead astronaut and, somewhat dismally, performs rituals with her skull. Critics have received his latest work as "wonderfully strange," as David Bowie was.
David Bowie - The Prettiest Star (1970 stereo version)
This lively song was famous for being used by Bowie to propose to his wife, Angela, for marriage. "One day, maybe one day / you and I will rise to the top / All because you are / The brightest star," he sang. The request, of course, worked: "Angie" and Bowie were married between the 70's and 80's.
Syd Mead, le designer futuriste d'Hollywood - Tracks ARTE
R.I.P. Syd Mead, le designer futuriste d'Hollywood - Tracks ARTE
05/01/2020
04/01/2020
Blut aus Nord- Nomos Nebuleam
While Deus salutis meæ (2018) was great, and, having now fully explored and revisited the Blut aus Nord discography, so is pretty much everything from Vindsval & Co., I have to express my gratitude for the fact that Hallucinogen is once again a return to their more atmospheric and melodic side in lieu of the harsh and cold, industrial feel of a lot of their releases in the new millennium.
Fire! Orchestra - At Last I am Free
The conceit of this album’s title is that an act of constant reinvention has achieved its most perfect form. Their vision, refined, perfected, has arrived. That’s what people say, that confidence is key, and here’s a proof of concept: a group which has quartered itself for a second release in a row, now standing at half-mast, performing with more assuredness and purpose than any of their previous, fattier iterations.
Weatherday - Mio, Min Mio
This is the weird, messy emo masterpiece i've been waiting for since The Brave Little Abacus broke up. Wonderful, heartfelt lyrics and vocals, lofi scuzz which, while somewhat obscuring the strong technical ability on display, adds a lot of texture and personality. There's heaps of imagination and interesting ideas scattered throughout, but that's no more apparent than on the album's centrepiece, 'My Sputnik Sweetheart,' a restless 13 minute chunk of emo, ambient, and post hardcore.
It's a really fucking good album, and it evokes the best of The Microphones, The Brave Little Abacus, and Teen Suicide
DUSTER - Copernicus Crater
It's not often that a '90s band makes such a strong comeback so many years later. With weak return albums from bands like American Football, Pixies, and Smashing Pumpkins failing to recapture what made the bands great in the first place, Duster seems to pick right up from where they left off on 2000's Contemporary Movement and redefine their sound for a new generation of listeners. Duster is truly one of the most prolific bands to grace the American indie scene, and this album stands as proof that their music may continue to stand the test of time.
The Residents-Birthday Boy
every year the first video of the year .. and the first post of the year is always with a video of my favorite band .. THE RESIDENTS
01/01/2020
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