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The sound Projector - The sound Projector music magazines and radio show The sound Projector music magazines and radio show What’.s per activ new (TSP radio 29/02/08) One one volume (TSP radio 22/02/08) Chic Cage Cutler map and Some Leaves. Expo Coin OI for Armory radio. What Black Metal and bloodthirsty monstrosities lurk within., ‘.Beneath the Wings OF the Black Vomit Above’., SWEDEN TOTAL HOLOCAUST RECORD THR90 CD (2005) chamfers - Ite, Maledicti, in Ignem Aeternum, FRANCE NORMA GOSPEL DIABOLI NED 012 CD (2007), the USA NUMEN MALEVOLUM BARATHRI NMB003 CD (2007), CANADA PROFOUND TRUCK RECORD PFL021 CD (2006) The sound Projector radio show. Guitar music III (TSP radio show 22/06/07), the USA KNITTING FACTORY WORKS KFW-265 CD (2000), ‘.Kriegsmaschinen, travel to the Holle’. (extract). Amps and Smashed Guitars Live The Folk Blues Guitar OF Wooden Spoon. (with James “.Bird Legs”. Youman), ‘.Sleep Dirt’. (1979) Wilburn Burchette open the Seven gate OF Transcendental Consciousness. The sound Projector radio show. The Hor o Scope II (TSP radio show 15/06/07) Within The Church OF thee Overlords., the USA DIGITALIS digi022/STUDENTS OF DECAY SoD-002 CDR (2006) La Sanie of the Si?es - Pan?rique de la d?n?scence, JERUSALEM SOMETHING ON THE ROAD CDR (2006). The Ice Dragon that Ate Bolivia, FRANCE BLACK CULT RECORDINGS BCR 001 CDR (lp), NEW ZEALAND CELEBRATE psi PHENOMENON CPSIP CDR (2004). The sound OF American Doomsday Cults. The sound Projector radio show. My People Were fair and had Sky in their Hair….but now they’.re content ton wear A beard OF snails, bake with A second full length release called simply. Parts OF this music have already been deployed in A theatre piece) which is currently touring Main country Europe. ADD ton this the title OF TRACK three ‘.Abbatoir’. and methinks incoming goods might in for A grisly blood soaked sonic trip with this one. Bring your own binding AIDS. Inside there’.s insane looking CD depicting the hookah tuxedo caterpillar from riding A flying sow cerium more over at American Business sector and emanating A green on ray enriched with mighty dollar of symbol. Curious explorers May wish ton communicate their messages OF support ton the Unseen of ones via unseenrecordings [ RK ] gmail. From Denmark, two hand larva CDR release on the micro label. (ABOS111) is A CDR in at edition OF 100 copies, the while city the romantic Punk. is Peter Bach Nicolaisen who teaches RK the crab cross-beam School OF kind, while. A bound from the 1980s who for incoming goods think were A bits neglected. OD Family Fodder’.s music which A comfort tons of ME RK A difficult time. The single ‘.Playing Golf/My baby Takes Valium’. somehow articulated the hollowness OF life for ME in 1981. I thus had A tape OF the roofridge This Heat album, ton of ADDS tons my sound OF anguish. However they were quietly musically inventive and full OF ironic humour. Thus I passed on the disease (via cassettes) ton my good buddy Harley in about 1987…. I’.ve since realised that look for music is more rare and special than I then thought. And if all that sound like the work OF embarrassing avant guard outfit on, don’.t fooled. OD and I decided tons spread the word tons you sound Projector of reader. Dominique which living in France, wave beyond the reach OF A Hairy rear Fi expenses account, and Alig into the more convenient Brixton…. HARLEY so tell US about Family Fodder then. ALIG wave, what don’.t you know. Where of does Family Fodder start for you. We’.ve got A partial discography which we’.d like you ton complete if possible. I haven’.t got any Family Fodder record except one. I ended UP sending them off ton people for A gig or A radio interview or something and it which always my read CoPy. OD What were you doing before Family Fodder. Family Fodder wasn’.t really A group. RK that time it which easy tons of GET A record deal and in NO time RK all I had two records out in such a way. There which thus franc Sumatra which came out RK the same time which which from the same stable OF recordings. ALIG franc Sumatra died without trace. It which A record PUT out on A label called Small Wonder. They PUT out three twelve inches of RKS the same time. One which the Cure’.s roofridge record and more another which Bauhaus’. Bela Lugosi’.s DEAD. But it which actually Family Fodder of under A different name. There must plenty OF copies around because nobody bought any. HARLEY Had you had any musical training before starting Family Fodder. OD Is the idea with early Family Fodder that you were the nucleus, bringing together thesis OTHER of talent. There which A group OF US around about 1978 who were sort OF trying tons of PUT A group together and incoming goods didn’.t really know how tons go about it. Incoming goods played A plumb bob of together and if incoming goods had have had A group I think it would have been called The Sheep’.s Pig’. That which the nucleus OF the people who played on the Family Fodder record. There which Martin Harrison who’.s since become at more engineer. He’.d worked on some Lee Perry stuff, that child OF thing. There which Mick Hobbs who went on ton play with The Work and thus Jad fair. And Rick Wilson who which the more drummer for The Work as wave, A bloke called Ian Hill who is on accordianist now, plays in Tangos. There which Felix Fiedorowicz who quietly lives Bassoon and of does the in Southall and plays weird music. That nucleus which more together for getting on for two years and then Dominique and I split UP as A couple. It carried on for A little while but got A bit more awkward. It which only after that time that A group called Family Fodder started doing some gigs but that which NO more longer with Dominique. Incoming goods did two or three route abroad which I guess would in 1981-1982. ALIG wave some people into the group didn’.t GET on very wave with OTHER people in it. I carried on for A while and then there were A the couple more releases. OD That would include universe Styles. Wave, universe Styles which basically the death OF Family Fodder. I which working on more another group with some friends OF mine which incoming goods called Music for Spooks. It which very much A home larva thing and it which very patchy and that which basically the end OF Family Fodder’.s recording more career. So that which the read material the releases then. ALIG I think it might have been. But I’.ve been doing the same thing more ever since. Then I took UP the accordian and I started busking all over Europe and moved tons of Switzerland for three years. HARLEY Busking Family Fodder songs. ALIG NO, I which playing Irish Folk, Tangos, Waltzes, Classical, jazz, Hungarian, Russian, everything. I’.ve been A professional accordianist for the past seven years. I’.m playing three or four nights A week. HARLEY How DO you enjoy that. ALIG Sometimes I enjoy it A plumb bob and of sometimes I don’.t. I reformed Family Fodder in about 1989 for A couple OF route. But quietly people didn’.t GET on with each OTHER, thus incoming goods packed it in. And since that I’.ve been doing A solo show with A computer which is called Johnny Human one. And that’.s basically what I’.ve been doing for the past four years. OD I GET the impression with quite A few independent volume that some OF them tend tons of DO more better in Europe than in Britain. ALIG wave the music scene’.s much more healthier in Europe, I mean in term OF of volume getting paid. In A way the music scene is really healthy in England, just ’.cause there’.s in such a way many really good musicians. They just seem ton keep on coming. I don’.t think there’.s A very good standard OF music around RK the moment but there’.s A good standard OF musicians. Maybe because incoming goods DO have it A bit more difficult than people into some OTHER countries. OD But in term OF making A career and getting paid regularly you’.re slightly better off in Europe. Every indie bound that thinks in any way RK all about Business, that’.s what they for DO. They use England as A showcase market tons sell records abroad. ALIG and it’.s been working towards that for about twenty years. HARLEY so have there been any Johnny Human one record. ALIG into the read six months I’.ve been recording RK home. It’.s A bit like folk music or sixties skirt or something. ALIG It’.s emergency like Howard Jones and emergency RK all like the techno stuff that’.s happening RK the moment. There’.s about 25 TRACKS which acres all mixed that I’.ve done into the past few months RK home. The roofridge one is A single coming out by professor Zoom. Professor Zoom which here only A helped on hour ago. He’.s singing A couple OF songs that I’.ve written with him and then there wants another Johnny Human one release which is A Lou Reed of cover version. And then there is A CD which incoming goods haven’.t quite decided the name OF but I think the group’.s going tons called Vox Humana. Thus that’.s what I’.ve been doing basically and this is all coming out, hopefully. OD Does this strike you as A good time ton forming independent on record label. It’.s the worst time that there has been into the read fifteen years but I’.ve been into the wilderness for ten years. I’.ve been working all the time. Into term OF recording demo I’.ve done one or two album A year for the past ten years, although some OF them of acres the same material. OD Did you always work RK home on four TRACK of facilities. You’.re split between trying tons of by form and engineering as wave. ALIG I think everybody which around that time. OD Reggae which very popular, wasn’.t it, A plumb bob OF it on Peel and so on. ALIG Yeah, wave, dub has totally shaped what everyone’.s listening tons of RKS the moment, all the dance music. The style OF mixing comes from dub completely. It’.s probably gone in A direction that people wish it hadn’.t but…. OD You studied it from record I take it. I mean I personally didn’.t work with anyone wave known. I played some accordian for Lynton Kwesi Johnson but I’.ve more never met him. I which into the studio RK A different time. Yeah, from listening tons of records and basically just brass around into the studio. In Family Fodder Martin Harrison which the one who which most into that and he went on ton work with on-u sound. Yeah, incoming goods were all coming out OF the punk scene and dub which A big thing around. But thus RK the same time A big influence which didn’.t catch on much but in such a way looked like it which going ton which African guitar music. It came in A bit more later, around about 1980 or something, all thesis groups like King y Ade and all the things like that, they were very big RK the time. But it child OF went out A bit. HARLEY How were Family Fodder songs composed. ALIG Most OF the Family Fodder songs were my songs, but emergency all OF them. But for people who acres interested in that sort OF thing, they were usually written tune roofridge and words afterwards. Nowadays I tend tons write the OTHER way round, the words roofridge and the tune NEXT. OD I which going tons ask A bit about the lyrical content, without getting too pretentious I hope. Playing gulf had quite on effect on ME RK the time when I roofridge heard it - the child OF witty, ironic debunking OF very bourgeois VALUES. ALIG Yeah, I suppose that which what which RK the bake OF my at least Most OF my lyrics I write pretty much on AUTOMATIC pilot and then I look RK it later ton lake what it means or I don’.t even. Sometimes people tell ME you wrote this song that’.s about this that or the OTHER and I say ‘.what.’. There which one OF my songs that somebody told ME which about cunnilingus. Yeah, it’.s sort OF stream OF consciousness things and for more better or for worse that’.s more or less what it is. But I generally like the way they come out. Sometimes I write something that someone else into the group finds offensive or silly or they suggest improvements. That’.s happened A plumb bob with the people I’.m working with RK the moment, particularly when there’.s been more another more singer. I give them A lyric and they CHANGE whole LINES out OF it and that’.s fine. HARLEY How closely DO you stick ton the recorded version OF the songs when you’.re playing live. ALIG incoming goods play the songs, but emergency exactly the version that were on the records. HARLEY It’.d pretty difficult into some cases, I guess. They thought it which A very whimsical, fluffy, English sort OF thing and, in fact, would list if I more ever ton the stuff now, I hear it’.s emergency heavy RK all. The stuff with guitar does sound A bit thin and emergency very loud, but I saw it as quite heavy RK the time. OD Have you any idea how were you perceived into the music press. ALIG NO, there were A few interviews, but incoming goods more never really caught on. But that pay quite waves and all the records after that didn’.t. It just got worse and worse. HARLEY Did you ever GET ton of DO any Peel session. John Peel really loved the roofridge record and then he sort OF went off US. I think he played one or two OF the more later singles once. But John Peel’.s great really, isn’.t he. Some OF the stuff he plays I think is absolutely crap but he’.s out there, y’.know, doing something. HARLEY Who did the artwork. There which some strand stuff on some OF the covers, especially Playing gulf. ALIG That which my sister Sally actually who did that. She’.s designed the new Aligator record label. I’.m A bit OF A of painter and A of cutter and more sticker. Incoming goods just had A friend take photos OF the of barrier. It which when commercial color xerox machines were just coming out. OD Laurie Rae Chamberlain which doing A plumb bob OF that RK the time, wasn’.t he. OD Yes, through the second album by This Heat. ALIG RK the time Family Fodder came out, This Heat were around and incoming goods were into awe OF them. I thought punk skirt which A good idea but I thought the music that came after it which much more interesting. It seemed tons of open A plumb bob more doors for people ton experiment. ALIG Yeah, punk skirt which obviously A good idea. I don’.t know, it seems there’.s always A plumb bob OF of waves in skirt which acres just basically promoting the same thing. ALIG I think after the early eighties I hardly more ever heard any pop music until recently. I just didn’.t would list tons it ton the radio. I’.m emergency very interested in records RK all. I which UP until I which about seventeen and then I just got less and less interested. There’.s whole movements OF music that have passed ME by completely. I’.ve always liked Lou Reed and I’.ve always liked John Lennon. OD Is there anything into the classical field that interests you. I quite like early music where it crosses more over from folkloric music. ALIG wave when they say early music they mean thirteenth and fifteenth centuries. I like Bartok and Beethoven in certain moods. I don’.t have too much problem with most child OF music. I have A problem with some people’.s of attitudes. When music is pretentious, I don’.t like that. I even like country now which I always hated. OD What of strikes you as pretentious music. ALIG wave I don’.t think music itself CAN pretentious. Just thinking yourself important, thinking yourself highly important. OD That’.s the child OF thing that GET the attention though, unfortunately. ALIG Yeah, wave good luck ton them. Everyone thinks OF of themselves as important, don’.t they, into some way. But you’.ve just got tons of balance it. I suppose RK heart I’.m A the Beatles' fan basically. ALIG I think all the of by iodine, but I especially like the psychedelic by iodine. I just think it which A great time for music generally. Strangely enough, the album I like the best is emergency the one I used tons. He which given A name producer, or at UP and coming producer and the records company were really nose-went him. It’.s the most closest tons of rhythm’.n'blues. I just thought OF of another records for your discography. She’.s A terrible French more singer who which around and quietly is tons this day. Ago record which called ‘.Torture’., y’.know, the Everly Brothers song, and I wrote A song for the b-side. HARLEY Have you more ever heard any Bongwater. It’.s always struck ME that the spoken word stuff they did which child OF similar ton some Family Fodder things like ‘.Film Music’. ALIG Yeah wave that’.s A thing guide OF people were doing RK the time, most obviously David Byrne and Brian Eno. Basically they set the blueprint for what’.s happening today on the dance scene where everything is found material. Musicians who acres now 30 something acres looking bake tons that time, 1980-81, and saying it which A golden time. And thesis same people acres knocking the dance music OF nowadays which has basically all those things tons taken their logical conclusion. So, y’.know, you can’.t really grumble. ALIG It’.s thus the punk idea OF you don’.t have ton A musician ton make A records. OD I think that’.s our cue ton finish. THE QUIET bulletin WANTS GLAZE YOU OVER WITH HIS CRASS of HORN RUN INTO THE OPEN CLAWS OF THE WELCOMING PYLONS., musician in NYC, talc about his volume The SELF-SERVICE, Watersports, Blues control, and limns on interesting portrait OF the US underground music scene. Plus he organises gigs and of run and his own label White Tapes. His slogan: NO sleep till Brooklyn. in Providence Rhode Island, self taught musician, performance artist and film more maker, talking about his music, his radio of drama, and hypnosis. The Devil and Daniel John clay/tone movie critically appraised by Harley Richardson majestica from Jennifer Hor, with on additional Black Metal section “.New Blasts OF Foulness”. from John Bagnall from America - A lush picture section packed with lavish thick vinyl pressings OF US underground noise A two PAGE round UP OF unbelievable and extreme released on the Sublime frequencies label Three important and substantial surveys OF contemporary - acres noted, with their grand totally OF 12 CDs between them, digging his horn into numerous copy OF US underground skirt metal mayhem by said Rawling, inscribed on bark with his sharp talons of comes more under the TSP blowtorch, as wielded by Jennifer Hor. with his crows and the Hancock Building, his Telluric Conversation with John Duncan, and his take on paints intuition A lengthy “.Lamenting Octopus”. section surveying dozens OF OTHER record received this season, including interesting photographer OF said records piled UP on the carpet The of magazines OF Forbidden musical Knowledge. Your sound Projector team this ish: OD Pinsent, Jennifer Hor, Rik Rawling, John Bagnall, Harley Richardson, Aaron Robertson and Richard Rees Jones For those OF you who care about look for things, this is technically our 10th anniversary issue (TSP which started in September 1996). The record Review sections include: OF artists whose records you wants finds into the pages OF The sound Projector 15:. Case OF the Grey Winged One. The Inside OF the Outside/or the Outside OF the Inside La Soci? the Timides A la parade of the Oiseaux. Digging UP popular prog with John Bagnall. y Saturday afternoon about 18 months ago, I which skimming through A newspaper’.s TV preview PAGE. My of eyes alighted on some promotional slop about ‘.Dancing into the Streets’., A then forthcoming comprehensive skirt survey. I suppose incoming goods all have our iconic favourites. Then came the supposed more clincher. The produced concluded (perhaps with A knowing smirk) ‘.We certainly won’.t featuring any Prog Rock’. For about twenty something years it’.s been A universally agreed axiom that 70s progressive skirt is only there tons despised. Otherwise Prog CAN safely written out OF skirt history and any embarrassment want thereby niftily evaded. You GET NO of prizes for guessing I found ‘.Dancing into the Streets’. predictably selective. My gripe, hopefully along with much OF this mag’.s small readership, is that prevailing critical orthodoxy has become increasingly hard tons swallow. Into my experience skirt hardly more ever follows homogenous or tidy LINES OF development. into fact, some OF its triumph lie in detours OF brazen stupidity. Maybe I’.m talking after the tide has turned. A stroll through today’.s CD Hypermarket seems tons reveal the triumph OF post office-modern pluralism. Into true democratic fashion once dubious items, now rice-south, nestle right NEXT ton those thought ‘.hot’. and ‘.cutting edge’. Increased choice makes record company fat cats even more fatter but it thus BREAK down the power OF the grope makers. The rehablitation OF molder musical NO-NOS like Easy Listening and German Cosmi skirt is perhaps just the start OF A great shattering OF taboos. Journalist Paul Stump has weighed in with A good booklength defence OF bath ol’. Prog itself: The Music’.s universe That Matters. The salivating collector’.s market into obscure UK 70s Prog has been evidently for some time and is covered by OD elsewhere into this issue. Thesis artefacts only more differ from their more famous counterparts often by virtue OF original poor sales and graduation. To CAN incoming goods stick our necks out and thus find some (illicit) pleasure in 70s Prog items which pay by the truckload. Abandonment all hope ye who enter here…. Let’.s give the devil his due and remind ourselves, according ton the consensus, OF the Main popular crimes OF thesis Prog years. Aping the technical prowess OF classical or jazz musicians, the Progster sought tons impress with tricky, technically difficult display OF expert's assessment. Individually group members became of star in their own right, like A celebrated soloist OF Paganini status. Witness the equal billing for ELP’.s Carl Palmer, cent RH steam turbine and gas turbine systems with A drum kits so gargantuan you’.d think it’.d require poor extensions ton play. - again following 60s lyrical and conceptual development Prog aimed tons of ‘.progress’. beyond the three minute pop song. With literary aspiration abounding, the 7-inch single which far too shrimplike A vehicle tons contain the epic imagination OF the Progster. With immodest Prog logic Yes spread the project interminably more over four LP of sides. Darker lyrical appetite might have found some masochistic pleasure in Van de Graaf Generator’.s concepts, looks for as the impenetrable pessimism OF ‘.A plague OF Lighthouse Keepers’. And if musical companions ton the early 70s fad for Sword’.n'Sorcery were required surely Bo Hansen’.s (three volumes then condensed onto one LP. A concept wasn’.t A concept realised if it couldn’.t staged with Wagnerian grandeur. Peter Gabriel’.s array OF of character/creatures required both costumes and MASK and culminated in The Lamb read down on Broadway. Here Gabriel appeared in A boil encrusted seven foot latex outfit which prefigured Mr Blobby by A good fifteen years. But perhaps Rick Wakeman’.s inflated spectaculars go one steps into bloated kitsch and represent the late pro super ego in excelsis. Journey ton the Centre OF the Earth demanded emergency only A choir and scenery but to ice rink arena and chocolate voiced David Hemmings as narrator. How CAN anyone defend look for monstrousness. By invoking A tendency in kind ton the epic, the grand gesture. Having A healthy acceptance, more however, that Prog draws its way to doesn’.t mean that it should condemned forever ton the rubbish tip OF history. Uncritical acceptance OF our current musical climate assumes that anything that’.s of gone out OF DATE is discredited simply on that on account. Incoming goods must more remember our own time is thus A ‘.period’. and subject tons illusion and ingrained assumptions. Into my own experience I have tons mention those hoary Mancs, Joy division. As A black clad youth I found their two album the perfect apogee OF profound and delicious Godlessness. Now they sound like the clumsy ploddings OF A course OF post office punk bricklayers with A couple OF unread Albert Camus paperbacks in their pockets. Inexplicable SHIFT happen and shadowy spectres from the past RH-EMERGE. With just A little suspension OF disbelief and A remembering OF its originals context, I’.ve found aspects OF Prog skirt once more highly listenable. and bank major waited into the groundsman’.s shed on the far boundary OF Charterhouse School’.s cricket field. Out OF bounds, even for sixth molder - thesis chaps knew their activities wouldn’.t appreciated by Mr Sowerby, the music beak. Rutherford joined in with his electric bass - A staccato motif he’.d heard from Gustav Holst’.s ‘.Planets Suite’. Suddenly the door swung ajar. Rutherford dropped his bass on one OF his brogues.’. exclaimed bank major nervously, while Rutherford M. hopped on one foot, his hand getting thing the OTHER in pain., hair wave below school rules collar length and wearing A rear OF black more eyeliner. He clutched A dog eared exercise book decorated with fountain pen sketches OF Lewis Carroll’.s Alice. ‘.I say you fellows’. he chirped, ‘.I’.ve just written A new song. (Charisma G369 905) DATES from 1970 and is their roofridge ‘.proper’. album following some tentative recordings larva with fellow Carthusian Jonathan King.25 RK A Saturday market two years ago, though most owners would have bought it as genesis became substantial in 1973 about. It isn’.t A masterpiece, containing as it does the dull stodgy epic ‘.The Knife’. Thus into its favour is the omission OF printed lyrics on the watercolour gatefold. Peter Gabriel’.s penchant for comedic characters portrayal and awful wordplay can’.t yet detected. The of listener CAN form his own interpretation and is emergency LED by the hand as on more later, more better selling, genesis LPs. The mysterious, vapourous and suggestive mood which makes A muted success is evidenced on only three TRACKS: ‘.Stagnation’., ‘.Dusk’. and ‘.Visions OF Angels’. Being nightshade and draws to all more over seven minutes, they evoke A stifling feel OF poisonous ponds OF fetid more water in on untended overgrowth OF weeds, deadly. The unclear ‘.bad’. production strangely enhances the atmosphere. Piercing the murk OF of ornate acoustic guitar and floods meandering come sharp darts OF musical sunlight ton dazzle. Thesis of acres created by surging anthemic key board of reef. In A clearing into the middle OF the forest angels acres dancing and they’.ve clothed by Burne Jones been. Suffocating Pre Raphaelite evocations, silver flutes and musicians sitting down tons play acres A far cry from Chuck Berry. Does this child OF thing belong in skirt. _ It’.s too late ton protest now, lodged in history and NO of longer A threat. Slowly turn the Grinding Wheel While genesis of never larva on entirely satisfying record (and OF course they larva some stinkers, especially when P. Collins became general manager) who CAN claim ton have created the perfect early Prog of LP. Into the Court OF the Crimson King. Oh of yes, the lyrics, the great stumbling block in early King Crimson. Baroque wordsmith Pete Sinfield of contributes LINES look for as ‘.I chase the wind OF A prism ship, tons gropes the sweet and sour’. NO guitarist in Prog has in such a way easily identifiable A style. I CAN hear echoes OF all this in contemporary Japanese avant noise units like of ruin and Optical*8. Perhaps their cultural distance has freed them from our own inhibition concerning Prog. May have been A relatively new pleasure but incoming goods had into the Court OF the Crimson King into my childhood home from when it roofridge hit the LP charts. As A of pre teenager I which fascinated by it, particularly its lavish EEC Day printed gatefold sleeve. If the records is A Prog blueprint then the lurid wraparound painting OF A silently shrieking crimson and blue face is equally archetypal. Like A magic talisman it would draw ME ton look RK it when my family were elsewhere. Why did it look different in such a way from OTHER of album with their workaday more cover shots OF grinning singers. Unhampered by typography or boron that it seemed tons extend into infinity. On A recent trip home I liberated this lonely and unloved artefact and to now happy ton include it with the remainder of OF my collection. I’.m sure my act ion were prompted by something more than mere nostalgia. Interview with heroes OF the UK and the USA ‘.underground’.:. SCOTT FOUST and KARLA BORECKY OF IDEA FIRE COMPANY. GRAHAM LAMBKIN and DARREN HARRIS OF THE SHADOW RING. BEN JONES and HASAN GAYLANI OF JAZZ FINGER. NEIL CAMPBELL and ADAM DAVE HAVEN OF VIBRACATHEDRAL ORCHESTRA. Highlight OF record review sections include:. [ Baffle those black balloons, bubbah. To excessive 13 of pages OF BLACK METAL reviews from Jennifer Hor. international surveys OF ‘.happening’. record from the UK, the USA, Australia, Finland, Japan, France and elsewhere. Detailed appraisal OF the work OF HARRY PARTCH on four CDS. NOISE, NIGHTMARES and CUT UPS. Recent ‘.heavy metal’. and ’.stoner’. record raved about in THE METAL MEN. The usual sections on KIND, IMPROV, TAPEWORK, FIELD RECORDINGS and QUIET MUSIC. Another appraisal OF THE RESIDENTS’. early work. More great radio of dispatches from the NYC kind radio station, Free 103. Complete cunning OF all record reviewed Keiji Haino, Black Blues | Boris with Merzbow, 04092001 | L, Holy Letters | Greenmachine, D | Greenmachine, The Earth Beater | Ikuro Takahashi, Domori ton of Sanshu | Acid Mothers Temple and The Melting Paraiso And, Minstrel into the Galaxy | Acid Mothers Temple and The Melting Paraiso And, fount ton game into the the USA 2000 | UP-TIGHT, Five Psychedelic Pieces | Flower Travellin’. Volume, Satori. Redfearn and The Eyesores, The Quiet Room. Salad, Lo-Fi for rear-Fi | The new Blockaders and Nobuo Yamada, Prickle/Crevice | Cock E. + Appliancide vs Waffelpung + Wafflepung, Split of LP | Elliott Sharp/Merzbow, Tranz | Ph?This is Handiwork | Maja S. Ratkje/leaves Marhaug, Music for to Faking | Emil Beaulieu, Harbinger sound Presents America’.s Greatest Living Noise kindist. Christian Marclay, djTRIO | Gum, Vinyl Anthology. The complete Gum recordings from 1987-1990 | quiet, Remains | Philip Jeck &. Janek shepherd, Songs for Europe (Piosenki dla Europy) Gate33, Scribble Season | Hot Troche, Yopaakuyu With ME | P. Miles Bryson, Megalomaniac Decorator’.s Quarterly | Plethora, Krushed &. Squashed | Broken Penis Orchestra, organ failure Various Artists, Windpipe Moods: A Compilation OF Contemporary sound Poetry and Voice/text/phon TIC based sound kind | L’.Ovni Tendre, 4 Pistes The Wayward: Music Earth, Hex. emergency-hung the music OF Harry Partch The Harry Partch Collection volumes 1-4 Quiet Music and or Printing into the Infernal Method | Arabrot, Making A Pact with Jesus | Charalambides, Our Bed is Green | Sun plexus, Or Ou Feraille. Philip Sanderson, seal pool sound | Tim Hecker, Mirage | We’.re Breaking UP, Here and Above | C-Schulz, 5th | JIVEJones, ME, Myself and I | Jojo, Jojo. Lavish musical artefacts pouring from the horn OF Plenty CAN tomorrow more than the end to OF today. 170pp, fully indexed, digitally printing, life enhancing qualities embedded into each PAGE INTERESTING INTERVIEWS with MUSICAL FOLK Outer space guitar duo from turin, Italy Mysterious kind music project based in Brighton UK Classically trained Welsh harpist, pioneer OF quiet improvisation Ultra quiet electronicist from Sweden Very idiosyncratic and isolationist approach From experimental theatre ton field recording assemblage records. The usual full ton capacity RECORD REVIEW SECTIONS include: Lovely screeching dense racket into ATOM OF PURE NOISE Satanic Heavy Metal from Norway and OTHER Nordic of country in BLACK METAL Amplifier humming and process DIN decaying composers and installation music Japanese skirt, pop, avant and electronics music Substantial MERZBOW reviews and portrait More release from those UK anti-kind merchants THE NEW ONE BLOCKADERS Crazy the USA underground guitar volume, noise, folksters, experimenters, and droners on amazing Fred Lane record reissue Inaudible electronics music + inaudible improvised music Great guitar and heavy beat noise skirt at exploration OF worlds OF the strand and bizarre in THE UTTER FREAKDOM. Complete cunning OF all record reviewed wolf Eyes - Burned Mind, Autodigest - A Compressed History OF Everything Ever Recorded, volume, Toshimaru Nakamura - NO inputs mixing board [ 3 ] Enkidu - hate ELT, Ikuro Takahasi - Anoyonodekigoto, K. Noises from the American Underground Anla Courtis - Fractal Albur Solenoide, Anla Courtis - “.….y el resplandor de la luz NO conoce limites. Aleph - Senniki Norymberskie, ARM - open rem Indian, Asuna - organ Leaf, Billy.db - Offices RK Night [ volume 1 - original ], stop - Epo, do m’. - Pop Involved [ version 3. To RK The Rosendale cafe, Rosy Parlane - Isis, Drawing Room - Music for performance, The Hafler Trio - A House Waiting For Its master Elio Martusciello - Aesthetics OF the Machine, Steve Roden/do m’. - Broken.Fragrant, Valerio Tricoli - “.Did they.”., Paulo Raposo and Marc Behrens - ford ago Consequences OF Reinterpretation, Ronnie Sundin - standard, Giuseppe Ielasi/Renato Rinaldi - Oreledigneur. RLW - Views, RLW - eaRLy W 4, RLW - clay/tone lots of songs, RLW - POINTS OF Reference Various Artists - Folk and Pop sound OF Sumatra of volume of Kent tank-talk - transmission, Leif E Boman - Ge.Nos 0911b, Leif Elggren - Virulent image/Virulent sound, Henrik Rylander - formation Amon D? II - Vive La Trance, fist - fist IV, Comus - roofridge Utterance, Mogollar - Mogollar. - The Abyss of star bake, Margareth Kammerer - tons at Animal OF material Flesh. The sound Projector E11eventh Issue SUFFER THE ROLLING CAMIONS AND of VELOCIPEDES ON THE HIGHWAY OF DOOM. Please note this issue is pay out. Mega interview fetched bake from SEATTLE the USA from A fine stable OF underground seahorses: Climax golden Twins (A mystery unravelled) Dave Knott and his stringer board Jesse Paul Miller and his Secret record matt Shoemaker and his laptop Scott Colburn, the “.audio wizard”. OF Gravelvoice OTHER amazing interviews full OF violence and gore: Francisco L?z (the Spaniard OF Silence) Mark of Wastell (the English bowman) mnortham (the American wrapped in foil) Vagina Dentata organ (the blood letting Spaniard) William Basinski (the new Yorker and his perishing tape loops) Jean Luc Guionnet (the Frenchman with A solid organ) in addition thereunto, the usual enormous crop OF CD and record reviews which includes the welcome return OF VINYL VIANDS. Plus this issue is INDEXED for easy retrieval OF DATA. Deepkiss 720 - Pace x Friction, Thomas Dimuzio - Live one RK generator, Ilios - b. - The Wigmaker in Eighteenth Century Williamsburg, Various Artists - on the left of Outta Here: Dedicated ton of Abigail Lavine, Brendan of barrier - Cassia Fistula.org volume 1, Various Artists - star SWITCH on: Recordings OF organised sound, Lauren Weinger - Silo.5: Compilation II for Improvisers, jazz ensemble and Electronics.', ”. ‘.x$p++}, matt Shoemaker - Groundless, matt Shoemaker - Warung Elusion, Snawklor - Rushes, Thilges 3 - neuro titanium, Various Artists - SAM-POLARIZE Minds A bit OF the crust by CHRIS ATTON (mostly composed/mostly improvised) The CRACKLING Esther (electronics Music larva by electric instrument). Electronics abstract on compilation from Australia and new Zealand, Various Artists - Sul: Dedicated ton of Chris markers. The throaty ROARAGE (singers and their issue LED songs) STRAND NEWS and absurdist utterances.99 - Everything changed after 7-11, Reynols - Pacalirte Sorban Cumanos, The Saboten - Ith The presence OF A solvently body (guitar musics by guitar mystics) TAPE of MASCHINES MAKEN (manipulation OF A greasy SOURCE sound) PUNX SYNtH (primative electro noise) The Digitariat - Guide ME in, The experimental make-up - Xprmntlmkp, Iron Lap - Towards at Iron Lap, We’.re Breaking UP - Love Distance Endless Endless all haven: Olive - all haven: Olive, matt Davis/Mark of Wastell - Derby 11. VINYL VIANDS by OD Pinsent (The Black Stuff). - The Glee club, Kiss - Destroyer., The Heads - Under Sided, Jackie o Motherfucker - fig. Rabbit - Trading The Witch For The Devil, Sigus Ros - () 4Treck - ep1, A Handful OF Dust - For Patti Smith, L.