Showing posts with label experimental. Show all posts
Showing posts with label experimental. Show all posts
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Peter Christopherson 1955 - 2010, R.I.P.
Peter Christopherson has passed away yesterday, November 24 in his sleep. The industrial/experimental movement has lost a pioneer and a visionary.
Labels:
2010,
coil,
experimental,
Industrial,
music,
Peter Christopherson,
throbbing gristle
Monday, June 8, 2009
Tape Delay: Confessions from the Eighties Underground (1987)

THIS BOOK WAS MY BIBLE!
If your interested in any the the artists listed on the back of this book (above) then I highly recommend buying it. If you already know about the bands then this will be a supplement or just to complete your obsessive collection, if you're just discovering them then this will give you much needed info on the history of these pioneering sub-artists.
My favorite chapter has to be the one about "The Hafler Trio". Great subject on sound and it's effects on the body and mind.
~UU~
Udate: If you want a hard copy then buy it with link above, or...
Tape Delay - THANKS GOOGLE BOOKS!!!!
Labels:
Book,
experimental,
Hafler Trio,
Tape Delay
Sunday, June 7, 2009
No Artistic Merit

Here is a flyer from June 1990.
The Legendary Pink Dots were slated to play on Saturday June 23. If I recall, the Dots applied for visas to get into the US but were declined do to "No artistic merit". I have a tape recording of a interview with Edward Ka-Spel talking about the problem getting into the US, i'll look for that tape soon and post it.
Around this time, Boston was having a "Golden Age" of experimental/industrial/noise shows like the "Static and Interference Tour" hosted by WZBC. The exact dates escape me but I was lucky to see Psychic TV, Hafler Trio, Chris & Cosey, Danielle Dax, Zbigniew Karkowski, and a slew of others at venues across town.
I know I have another flyer packed away somewhere for the "Static" show, i'll post once it's located.
~UU~
Labels:
Edward Ka-Spel,
experimental,
The Legendary Pink Dots,
WZBC
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