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only one course of action, nothing brings us down.. |
 We
made it through the eleven hours, and I’m not saying right is wrong and
there’s four and twenty doors and there was no masterplan, we could have
gone on, we had a wonderful birthday, eleven hours was not enough – we
had a brilliant time, lots of good people came in and talked and played
and brought in music, food, beer – thanks everyone! Thank you all. Thing
is, on the way home afterward and everyday since all we’ve gone on about
was the things we didn’t manage to fit it – damn, never played them or
them or how could we have forgotten to play them? Truth is we could do
it all again next week without repeating anything, an eleven hour radio
show was nowhere near long enough – next time we do 24 hours. Will there
be a next time? Seemed like a logical getting off point, twenty years
of Organ is far too long. All the fighting off the sordid abusers of music
that inhabit this city of ours, the ones that call it music business and
all the egos when things go wrong. All those greedy uncaring agents and
oh so aren’t we so very very important PR types, all of them people sucking
away at the soul of music, oh yes, time to get off... 20 years and off
we go – pay some bills and get real. And then some damn musician gave us
a Siegfried Sassoon CD and we listened to Invasion and who else is telling
anyone about the beauty of Cats And Cats And Cats and that excellent Vessels
demo and Leave The Capital and no, we can’t go just yet. Someone still
need to be a thorn in the side of the soul suckers, someone needs to stick
around, we still need to shout our big bad mouths off about all the exciting
music that’s around if you can be bothered to look for yourselves
- it’s a dirty job but someone’s got to do it, are you with us or are you
happy to set back and wait for the Clear Channel lockdown to really bite
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CABALLERO Announce More European Tour Dates - The band’s European
headlining tour started on Halloween (October 31) in Brussels, Belgium
and takes them through eight countries before culminating with a string
of UK dates. This tour marks DON CABALLERO's first extensive European run
of dates in support of its newest record World Class Listening Problem
and first proper tour on the continent in almost seven years. Here’s the
UK tour dates: November 25 Brighton, Engine Rooms , 26 Birmingham,
Medicine Bar, 27 Sunderland, The Independent, 28 Glasgow, ABC2, 29 Leeds,
Cockpit , 30 London, The Scala - there’s a rather overdue review
on the latest album further down... Why do they have to play The Scala,
Relapse bands always seem to play the bloody Scala - worst sound in London,
I keep going to see great bands in there and always end up rather pissed
out, High On Fire should have been brilliant, the sound was so bad we left.
When Gravity Fails, SUNS
OF THE TUNDRA (stars of the Organ Radio 21 compilation CD), Sedulus and
Sondura all play at the Barfly in deepest Camden on Monday 13th November.
The Wildhearts have a new
bassist. He's former Amen/Brides Of Destruction man Scott Sorry, who makes
his live debut with the band when they play Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall
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THINGS TO GET SHOUTING ABOUT? |
Shouting? Who needs to shout?
A big big shout of thanks to all who tuned in and indeed supported the
ELEVEN HOUR ITCH - I see there were MP3s of those news bits of Cardiacs
songs and the Tim Smith interview up as soon as we broadcast them. "What
is it those Organ people do again?" asked the poison fish in the pond from
the land of windmills. Not everything glitters in the maresnest, burn down
the museum
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John on the phone...... |
| FAUST EVENT AT THE ICA DEC
1st - EXCLUSIVE FILM SCREENING, Q&A & BOOK LAUNCH
On Dec 1st at London’s ICA
there will be a screening of ‘Nobody Knows It Ever Happened’ the feature
film of German artists Faust recorded live at The Garage exactly 10 years
ago to the day. Shot by Emyr Glyn Williams and starring Jean-Hervé
Peron, Werner ‘Zappi’ Diermaier, Insa Winkler, Hans Joachim Irmler and
Steven Wary Lobdell, this 90 minute feature captures the band giving a
stellar performance of art & music in overdrive mode. Crashing sounds,
amplified tools, music par excellence, destruction, nudity and industrial
strength power all rolled into The Garage that night and Williams’s film
captures every breath, snarl and shriek.
Following the screening,
Faust original member Jean-Hervé Peron will attend a Q&A alongside
author Andy Wilson’s who’s new book ‘Faust: Stretch Out Time 1970-75’ chronicles
the band’s early history and majestic recordings.
The Faust line up of original
members Jean-Hervé Peron and Werner ‘Zappi’ Diermaier alongside
Amaury Cambuzat are putting the finishing touches on a new studio album
which will be released in spring 2007. Prior to this a new 3 CD box set,
32 page booklet and dvd will be released through Dirter Records on December
6th. Recorded on their UK tour last year, it features many Faust classics
performed live for the very first time. ‘Caruso’, ‘It’s A Bit Of Pain’,
‘I Got My Car and My TV’, ‘ Chromatic’, the meditational ‘Rund Ist Schoen’,
‘J'ai Mai Aux Dents’ and ‘Skin Head’ are just a few of the highlights.
ICA Event Details:
Film ‘Nobody Knows It Ever
Happened’: Cinema 1 8.30pm
Followed by Q&A with
Jean-Herve Peron and author Andy Wilson for the book ‘
Faust: Stretch Out Time
1970-75’
Price: £9 full, £8
conces, £7 members. Address: The Mall, London SW1
Website: www.ica.org.uk
/ www.faust-pages.com
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on the OPEN ACCESS 2 Channel on SKY
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fine response, repeated every Sunday on SKY 883 at 11.30pm.
What's it all about? Simple,
just good music, and the art of good video making... Same musical
policy as we've always had with Organ - the labels are just handy signposts,
as long as the music and video making has that X factor - expect a healthy
eye/earboiling mix of metal, punk, prog, beats, post rock, post punk, post
man pat, hardcore, indie, alternative, pronk, whatever..... music and creativity
for the open minded
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Music TV done ORGAN style
This week on ORGAN TV we
have the following fine videos - you can catch the show on the OPEN
ACCESS 2 channel via SKY 173 at 10.30pm UK time. The show is repeated on
Sunday nights at 11.30pmon OPEN ACCESS 1 via SKY 883
Now where else are you going
to get to see Spider Baby or Colt or Yip-Yip or Zero Cipher on UK music
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DEMO TIME |
| Like
we already said - we shall no longer be reviewing a million demos,
we're just going to tell you about the very very best once a week, no more
time for the average, only the most exciting - we're very very selective,
when we tell you it's goood then it really is goooooooood
DEMO
OF THE WEEK
THEY
DIED TOO YOUNG – DNA Neglects - Three tracks, three slices of intelligently
urgent jerky abrasive Fugazi flavoured post-hardcore that’s laced with
the kind of musical adventure Hundred Reasons threatened so much in their
very early days before they opted for compromised and an easy adventure-free
life. Seems this demo has been kicking around for most of 2006, whatever,
better late then never, it just fell in to our hands and very fine indeed
it is. London based and urgently energetic and wired up and buuuuuuuuuuzzzzzzzzzzzing
and another slice of fine genre defying modern music – life really is an
optimist club when things taste this good. So much good new music around
right now www.theydiedtooyoung.com
Last
week's demo of the week - INVASION
Previous
demo's of the week - OPHELIA TORAH / THE
MERLIN BIRD / LEAVE THE CAPITAL /
GRAVANZIA
/ CHET / LADY PROMISE
/ FTSE100 /
STEAL
GANDHI /
ALL DARK MORNINGS / SHADY
BARD / SHILOE / THE
RAMPTON RELEASE DATE / BATTLEWITCH /
THE
FLESH HAPPENING / VESSELS / BLACK
JACKSON / INNER RAGE / ALLERGO
/ BROOKE / CARTRIDGE
/ PERHAPS CONTRAPTION
/ THE PROCESS VOID |
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ALBUMS WE’RE LISTENING TO THIS WEEK…… |
ALBUM
OF THE WEEK
THE
SIEGFRIED SASSOON – Electrocuted Means Dead - Ah there’s just too many
good bands out there to keep up with, so easy to let treasures like this
pass right on by. We’ve seen the name around, kept meaning to grab a moment
on line and see if they’re worth further investigation – do not let The
Siegfried Sassoon pass you by! DO NOT!!!! Thing is you need to take an
extra moment or two, I mean this self released six tracker sounds good
from the off but it’s only really after a handful of plays that it really
sinks in and you realise just how very very very fine they really are.
It’s not that Electrocuted Means Dead is a difficult album to get in to,
no no, far from it, The Siegfried Sassoon are very easy on the ear - as
comfortable and inviting as a favourite old jumper, but you do need to
give them more time before you really get how special they are. That’s
the thing, the album is so easy and instant that you really don’t quite
grasp how fine and clever and delightfully complex and rewarding it really
is. Six clever tracks, refined restrained rewarding noise-pop delivered
with an almost innocent very natural post/math-rock edge that really is
progressive in the realest real sense of the overused term – sophisticated
breezy pop-prog with a lush set of jazzy spiky twisty edges. The Sassoon
fit in perfectly with the current crop of fine English bands; bands like
Charlottefield or Optimist Club or Cove or the wonderful Cats And Cats
And Cats. Hey, they sound a little like Ring! And I bet they’ve never heard
of Ring, that all adds to our theory about landscape affecting people –
they’re from the very same Kingston area of Surrey. Hints of At The Drive
In or Les Savy Fav and maybe just a little indie emo-ness around their
edges - all in a very English way though, ah yes, we need to be paying
more attention, six fine tracks, six musical treats and very highly recommended
it all is. And all for just £2.50 including postage, proper D.I.Y
(O De Dun!) – the payment details and address are over at www.myspace.com/thesiegfriedsassoon,
waste no more time, get over there right now and get it (then come back
and say thank you).
ALBUM
OF THE WEEK 2
DON
CABALLERO - World Class Listening Problem (Relapse) - So, Don Caballero
split a year or so ago, then do that amoeba-like reformation thing that
leaves the lucky listener with two bands for the price of one. This
incarnation Don Caballero is headed by impressive and distinctive drummer
Damon Che, but rumour has it that guitarist Ian Williams wrote pretty much
every note in the original band. Ian is now in Battles, applying
that uniquely resonant guitar and playful, hypnotic style to a new set
of musicians. Battles in many ways possess a great deal of the spirit
of the original band, despite a very different framework of heavier, absolutely
nailed-down drums (not simple, but spare, smart and magnificently solid)
and complementary electronica. "World Class Listening Problem" arrives
and causes minor civil wars and much entertaining pub-table-thumping among
Don Cab fanatics. Can it really be compared to previous albums? Should
they really be hanging onto the Don Caballero name at all? Well,
yes - sure, the guitar is much more... conventional, more riffage, much
more plain old rocking out, but there are hints of the original quirkiness
of sound, and the looping structures still make an appearance. Damon
Che stamped that drum sound all over the original Don Caballero, and here
it is, driving along these easy-on-the-ear instrumental grooves with their
mathy hints. The way simpler, straightforward and less subtle than,
for instance, What Burns Never Returns ...but then, isn't everything?
Put some fresh ears on and imagine this is a new band... mmm, not bad.
Nailing the new colours to the mast with opening track Acting, I love me
some good acting they deliver a fine slab of complex, heavy instrumental
rock, big and fat in the riff department so a bit of a shock if you're
expecting June Is Finally Here. I'd be looking for more if I was
played that without being told who it was. Perhaps (whisper it) more
accessible than Don Caballero 1.0 - fine by me, if it draws a new generation
into exploring the back catalogue and the ongoing beauty of Battles. Two
bands for one, then.
ALSO
CHECK OUT
TWO
WORLDS COLLIDE – Sympathetic Storm (La Clurlcaun) – Clive Giblin and his
band of collaborators (including one Jon Poole as well as some ex members
of Shock Headed Peters, Alternative TV and such) with a rather interesting
set of cleverly constructed, rewarding, sometimes frantic, always busy
songs/pieces that come with a lot of Cardiacsness. Lots and lots (and lots)
of Cardiacs actually, there’s no avoiding it – indeed some may say a lot
of this album is just a little too close for comfort. If you can get past
the very obvious (intentional?) homage to one of the finest and most original
bands ever then this is rather good. Most of Sympathetic Storm hammers
on at the one intense level, the same cloying density, and as fine as it
is, you need to get past that fact as well as the too close to Cardiacs
for comfort aspect – get past those two facts then and this is a
very fine album. There’s a claustrophobic edge, a dense English paranoia,
that surrounding thing Killing Joke do so well – inner city psychedelia/paranoia.
Nucleus has a bit of a Ring feel, most of the time it’s that more recent
windswept driving Cardiacs sound, that choppy, jerky, dense beast that
we love so much (although Insomnia could be a long lost Cardiac Arrest
instrumental). Hey look, if you can get past the fact that Sympathetic
Storm is built on the large slabs of Cardiacs then there’s a very enjoyable
and rather recommended album here. www.myspace.com/twcband
KILLSWITCH
ENGAGE – As Daylight Dies (Roadrunner) – Fourth album from the New England
hardcore metal crew. More of that solid modern metal with time and space
for melody along with all the puss-bursting screaming stomping brutal violence.
They may sound like a lot of things you’ve heard already and we may be
searching for a bit of identity this time around, but hey they do what
they do with a bit of extra class and craft.
JARVIS
– Jarvis (Rough Trade) The man from Pulp is back, you have to like Jarvis
(he makes great documentary films, he should be doing more). Back with
a very Jarvis sounding solo album that sounds very Pulp and sometimes rather
retro (and a couple of times almost glammy in a 70’s kind of pop way) and
pretty much how you’d expect and indeed demand a Jarvis Cocker solo album
to sound – the Pulp fans will be more than happy. Sounds like Pulp only
a little different – www.myspace.com/jarvspace.
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It's the squeaky wheel that
gets the grease. Forewarned is forearmed. Alternate: If at first you
don't succeed, perhaps skydiving
is not for you. If mama ain't happy, ain't nobody happy. Speak of
the devil and he shall appear
THE PINK FAIRIES - The Original
Kings Of Oblivion are back home
“When, on January 22nd 07,
the Pink Fairies take the stage at the Roundhouse, they complete a circle
that few believed they’d ever see. That old Victorian engine shed in Chalk
Farm was the prime venue for the Pink Fairies first romping and stomping
– all piss, vinegar, and black hash – back in their primal heyday in the
early 1970s, when the band shared stages and a commitment to mayhem with
the likes of the MC5, The New York Dolls, Hawkwind and Motorhead, and amassed
a fan following so outrageously extreme that it extended from the Hells
Angels to jet-trash drag queens.
The essential line up of
Larry Wallis on guitar, Russell Hunter on drums and Duncan Sanderson on
bass has been augmented but never surpassed, and they represent a crucial
missing link in British rock & roll, bridging the gap between 1960s
psychedelia and the dawn of punk. Storming out of Ladbroke Grove when it
still meant something – the Pink Fairies have been cited by everyone from
Joe Strummer to Billy Connolly (believe it) as proof positive that – with
the right gin palace swagger and defiant determination – all things are
possible.
And now, back at the Roundhouse
where their rumpus first started, the Pink Fairies will again raise the
tattered
Flying Pig banner, and ply their old, loud, and totally unique rock &
roll trade, one more time, and one time only. The old guard makes its final
stand. Miss the cacophony at your peril”
Mick Farren.
www.roundhouse.org.uk
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Madam Jojo's, Sleazy Soho, London, Hallowe'en.
Every now and then it's nice
to take a step into the unknown, and over the summer I got a text from
my trusted Cardiacs-loving comrade Ian telling me to go out and buy Six
Demon Bag by Man Man without question, reason or any excuses about lack
of money. So I did. Ooh heck - no regrets upon listening to it. Bands that
refuse to be pigeon-holed not through any efforts of their own, but just
on account of what they are naturally like (you with me here?) are always
the best.
here's a stab at a description.
Southern-eastern-European-kebab-shop folk music spawned from the American
alternative-rock underground, twisted beyond reasonability by the demented
ghost of Frank Zappa. Patton'd love 'em. But could they cut it live...?
Could they ever...
First there was the support
act, and as it was Hallowe'en it was difficult to make out whether the
people in the audience really were freaks or if it was just fancy dress.
Whatever, nobody batted an eyelid when three of these are-they-aren't-they
freaky-chicks got onstage, including a ballerina on guitar and a fairy
on drums. "Probably girly pop," commented Ian unfairly (and I unfairly
agreed with him), but he quickly added, "I like the ballerina pose though,"
as she went tiptoe with her left foot.
Three-piece bands are never
very good we agreed, not since the days of ELP anyway (ok- I'll give you
Haze and Rush then). But, erm, what's this? A Miranda Sex Garden-style
vocal harmony to kick things off? Hmmm...encouraging start. As they then
launched into a twisted piece of rock with super-bendy-pronk overtones,
I turned to Ian and said, "It won't last!"
I love being wrong. It lasted,
and it lasted well. The lost-on-the-way-to-the-prom keyboard player managed
to sound like Emerson, Drake and Godfrey at different times, and may not
even know it. My dear, if you really do like Debussy like you told me,
go buy some Enid albums. And some Miranda Sex Garden. The fairy showed
the delicacy of a Bruford on the drums, and the ballerina reminded me of
all my bonkers ex-girlfriends put together. And they couldn't have been
a day over 18. I blame the parents (and I really need to check their record
collections). The Puppets is their name, and you must all check them out.
Now.
As for Man Man...oh my. They
transformed the stage into a musical jumble sale what with their pots,
pans, shakers, kazoos, trumpets, saxophones and countless instruments that
even a grizzled old gig veteran such as I couldn't name. Add to this incredible
onstage soup five multi-instrumentalist lunatics dressed like 80s tennis
players and you might start to get the picture. A frenetic 45 minute set
literally took the breath away, but then that could be because I felt the
urge to groove from start to finish, whatever time-signature they were
playing in. And we're talking instrument-swapping mid-song the like of
which has not been seen since the days of Gentle Giant. We even got a five-man
percussion frenzy- more than once.
Okay, so when they sing together
they may not do it in harmony, but five blokes belting it out in unison
is quite something. Don't take my word for it - buy the album, see 'em
live, check out their MySpace at http://www.myspace.com/wearemanman
and see for yourself.
(Belch)
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SINGLE
OF THE WEEK
ESKIMO
DISCO – 7-11 (Protest) - Electro funk pop kitsch-funk-disco indie-funk
that should drive you madder than mad all over the radio if there is any
(non) justice (or any kind of civilised society). Kind of Scissor Sisters
meets Cuban Boys meets Daft Punk (just like the Bee Gees wearing white
shoes) meets kraftwerk with extra uber-funk and so damn infectious, well
right now it is, only played it 27 times today (and I haven’t been yelled
at too much yet), yeah yeah yeh yeh yeah, don’t want to be wasting no time
here now. Yell about it from speaker’s corner then download their preposterous
version of the Final Countdown – kitch kitch kitch... www.myspace.com/eskimodisco
ALSO
CHECK OUT
SIDECAR
KISSES – Wire Stripper (Sidecar Kisses) – A rather decent, delightfully
(timeless) Pixies style harmonised indie-grungy slice of sharp and rather
clever (duel vocal) pop rock (from Wales) that kind of hints in a
positive at fine things like Angel Cage or indeed those Breeders. Well
worth checking out – www.myspace.com/sidecarkisses
Last
week's single of the week - THE RACE
Previously
- OCTOBER FILE / MOISTBOYZ
/ THE LOVES / THE
EDUCATION / JESUS LICKS / EINSTELLUNG
/ SPIDERBABY / THE
VITAMINS / THE GRESHAM FLYERS / THE
DRESDEN DOLLS /
THE ANSWER / DEAD
DISCO / THE BLACK TULIPS / METRO
RIOTS / PATCHWORK GRACE / TANGAROA
/ SHRAG / LOSTPROPHETS
/ STASI / DOLIUM
/ SERENA-MANEESH / DECORATION
/ i LIKE TRAINS / THE
OXFAM GLAMOUR MODELS / PSAPP / GREENSPACE
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service next week I should think.... but then again who knows
RIP
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always, thanks to SchNEWS
for their alternative news bulletins - www.schnews.org.uk |
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BAUER, WINTERKIDS, GREENWICH RESIDENT, WE ARE TREES, VOICST, ME FIRST AND
AND THE GIMME GIMMES, ALEUCHATISTAS, BEATNIK FILMSTARS, FUME, OUT FOR BLOOD,
CRADLE OF FILTH, NEBRASKA, RATTLESNAKE REMEDY, THE DEGENERATE ART ENSEMBLE,
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SMOKES, GALLOWS, YO LA TANGO, SKID ROW, UFO, ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN, EINSTELLUNG,
THE LATE GREATS, ROYAL TREATMENT PLANT, WHEN GRAVITY FAILS, DARTZ, THE
TRUDY
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ARDENCY, TOURETTES SYNDROME, GOD IS AN ASTRONAUT, THE VITAMINS, THE RESIDENTS,
WEDNESDAY 13, JOHN PEEL DAY PLANNED, RIOT COPS GATECRASH FREE PARTY, The
INTREPID FOX
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ESTRADASPHERE, WOLFGANG BANG, ELECTRONIC, CURSIVE, AGAINST ME, TRANSIT
KINGS, TRANSMISSION, DUN 2 DEF, THE RUSSIAN FUTURISTS, PHOENIX BODIES,
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