This weekly on-line version of Organ is about the things that are exciting us, that’s all it is – simple - these things excite us, here they are, here’s the links, check them out if you want... 
 

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JOHN LEE BIRD BEFORE ENCORE – A COLLECTION OF PORTRAITS  @ The 20th Century Theatre, Westbourne Grove, London, W11  Before Encore – Part 2 is an exhibition of 36 painted portraits of “emerging artists; collecting under its wing performance artists, musicians, writers, actors, visual artists and club kids. All of whom collectively fuel the current art scene. Before Encore sets out to display each of these artists as icons. It acts as a living archive and performance platform with the very performances that inspired the paintings occurring in the exhibition space. The before encore project archives this new period of time  in the art scene where more and more performance artists and musicians are emerging, from small internet communities, nightclubs and cabaret bars.  These new acts are ever increasing in popularity in their own communities with their influence gradually shaping the mainstream” So we find ourselves in a plush mainstream art gallery/theatre in fashionable West London. Even window shopping seems exstravigent around these parts - underground art is crossing over, there’s something in the air right now – a new breed of (dare we say pop) art creators, makers and do’ers – performers, sculptors, painters, dancers, live art, cross pollination and where once engaging with art seemed elitist and out of reach it all suddenly in seems so inviting and welcoming again. Act Art last week, Revisions of Excess the week before, Bristol live art last weekend, people like Franko B, Empress Stah, Hector De Gregorio, Lee Adams, Dominic Johnson... Art is alive with exciting possibility once more.  John Lee Bird is right there as part of the new excitement, capturing some of the creative people and... read the whole piece here

This coming Sunday  we have the following videos...

TIME.SPACE.REPEAT.- Joy 
THE ICARUS LINE - Get Paid 
YIP YIP - Candy Dinner 
FLIPRON - Dogboy vs Monster 
THE SCHLA LA LAS  - 1,2,3,4 
MY VITRIOL - This Time 
HELMET - Monochrome 
ASSDROIDS - Daft Crunk 
65DAYSOFSTATIC - Drove Through Ghosts To Get There 

Next Wednesday and Sunday we have...

THE SCHLA LA LAS  - 1,2,3,4 
NOVA ROBOTICS - Two Seven One 
READ YELLOW - The Association 
THE ICARUS LINE - Get Paid 
FLIPRON - Dogboy vs Monster 
SIKTH - How May I Help You 
AMON TOBIN Verbal 
WENDYKURK  - Freckles 
EPHEL DUATH - The Passage

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 
 

DEMO OF THE WEEK
SASSY – Sassy make sassy pop, they’re a sassy sassy perfectly named two piece from Oakland California – Trixie Delicious and Kitty Largewood are their names, somebody somewhere may be on the run from their day job in Fabulous Disaster but hey, who are we to be blowing anyone’s cover? Four sassy DIY tracks, four slices of grrrl pop that infectiously taste of early Blondie being chased by The Ramones with a bag of candyfloss, bubble gum and fast fast riffs  - sassy! www.myspace.com/sassytheband

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A GENUINE FREAKSHOW – 0.008% - A rather impressive five piece from Berkshire (that’s South England for those of you tuning in from overseas). The band, in their own words, “achieve a sound similar to modern post-rock and experimental bands like Mogwai, Explosions In The Sky and Godspeed You Black Emperor” – and that is exactly what they do, and very very well indeed – that’s also the problem though. How many more bands who sound like a (highly professional) Godspeed meets Radiohead do we need? A Genuine Freakshow are really very very good at the slow moody dramatic moody Godspeed You Radiohead Explosion In The Sky thing and we’re thinking, yes, very nice,  very accomplished, very professional, very relaxing, but hey, just what is the point here? A Genuine Freakshow are clearly a potentially very rewarding band, it really isn’t enough to want to sound like all your post-rock heroes though, however professionally you manage to pull it off.  This is like going to Ikea for your post-rock – functional, put tab a in to slot b and everyone is happy with the piece of decent quality furniture. There’s a potentially rather good band in here somewhere, hopefully they’ll add a dimension and some ambition of their own sometime very soon.  Contact: www.myspace.com/agenuinefreakshow

Last week's demo of the week - ALEX TAYLOR AND THE EVIL EYE

Previous demo's of the week -MONTY CASINO / TO THE BONES / 4 OR 5 MAGICIANS / JACK SHIRT / HERZOGA / LAST DAYS OF LORCA / THE DEFILED / BOMB THE SUN / OXYGEN THIEF / THE DAWN CHORUS / THE SCARLET LETTER UNION / KOE / DEATH LIST FIVE / BITCH SLAP BARBIE / STRAY BORDERS / FOUR LETTER FRIEND / ALSATIAN / THE VIPERS / LILY GREEN / THE VELCROS / MAYORS OF MIYAZAKI / FANTAPLASTIC / CLUB LE SHARK / THEY DIED TOO YOUNG / INVASION / 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

ALBUM OF THE WEEK
MORVISCOUS - Free Pop - London-based instrumental five-piece Morviscous are members of a rare breed - a very rare breed. Without being part of any revival or reformed outfit, and far too young to be nostalgists, they're making nifty, wry proggy jazz rock with the feel of what was termed the Canterbury Scene - bands like Hatfield And The North, Gong, National Health, Egg, Henry Cow - combined effortlessly with contemporary post-rock like Don Caballero, Rothko and Bark Psychosis.  Its a magical combination.  The Canterbury scene was a sound full of wit and verve - complex, imaginative, heavy on jazz harmonies - the indie music of the seventies.  Morviscous, however, could only be contemporary: their energy levels are way higher than most of the aforementioned bands, a spark and liveliness, and a leaning away from those cheesier jazz progressions.  Morviscous don't do twee.  Neither do they fall into the all too common trap of sounding exactly like someone's post-rock record collection: Godspeed! You Black Emperor need not sue this time.  And if we're going to talk math rock - which, with a rainbow of different time signatures in every track, we should - the joy of Morviscous is their complete ease with such things.  They make it sound so easy - the tune and the mood comes first, big clear melody-led changes that go somewhere meaningful. Only a muso will think they're showing off. 
On 'Free Pop' ideas dance and flow, new tunes and playful digressions appear out of nowhere, lead the mood down side streets. Ideas are stuffed into this album.  Suddenly you're in another part of town, via The Unassuming Warmth Of A Night Bus - what a track, eight minutes of light and shade, uplifting edginess, tension and dark wary humour and the final vibraphone release of a dawn walk home.  My Face Your Doily (title of the year) has so much going on that a week of listens later it's still revealing itself. Each composition has a subtlety and depth that lasts; the playing is tight but never self-conscious, production live and natural.  For all its adventures, Free Pop hangs together in a satisfying whole, a distinctive Morviscous sound that is slightly dark, with a feel that is in some mysterious way London-flavoured.  Above all, this album really does live up to its name: the creative freedom of avant prog delivered with tuneful accessibility. Morviscous are something special. 
www.morviscous.com
 

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EXPERIMENTAL DENTAL SCHOOL – 2 ½ Creatures (Cochon) – Those of you who pay attention will know we’ve been playing tracks off this album lots on our Resonance FM radio shows. They’re from Oakland (isn’t everyone?) and they playing manic pop, wrong fairground chaos and all very Mr Bungle in a most positive way. Manic jarring organs and hits of all kinds of Deerhoofs and Flying Luttenbachers  (with the helping hands of Weasel Walter and Creg Saunier). Twisted fairground other rock and slices of nervous recreation. meet me, meet me... Genuine slices of experimentation and push of the avant edge in there alongside the tracks that are very Bungle-ised. They disturbingly do rather sound like their name, you would not want to be in their chair, you do want this album though – www.cochonrecords.com

BUFFALO TOM – Three Easy Pieces (New West) – First studio album for nine years from the Boston band and some easy on the ear American alt-guitar indie rock. Kind of how you’d expect a respectably middle aged Buffalo Tom to be – at ease with themselves, nothing to prove, classy, warm, inviting, intelligent, mellow, rewarding alt.country rock, what more need we say? www.newwestrecords.com

MYRA LEE – 2 (Theatre) – A raw blistering trio from France, some kind of messy grunge-punk that they claim is a modern take on the AmRep sound. Powerful, relentless and a little unfocussed in this recorded form, they sound like they’d kick up one hell of a storm live. Excellent packaging/artwork – www.loisirsmyralee.free.fr

LETHAL BIZZLE – Back To Bizznizz (V2) - Back for more bizznizz, what d’ya fink this is (bluuud)? East London grime and hop-hop rhyme, apples and pears and the East London rapper that people like Babyshambles think it safe enough to hang out with. And why not, trust costs more than a Bentley.  Pissed off English street grime and crime and musical rhyme and half of it has us jumping around in delight, though the other half has us hitting the “urban” R&B cheese button and fast forwarding for more Ruts riffs and Cameron cursing... yeah.... yeah... the real shit... Love half of it, fast forward half of it, what the hell do I know – want to buy a Punto? A little Linford, running fast now, ban this hoodie filth, he probably stole your car two years ago in Walthamstow (his admittance not my accusation)  – the half we love is well worth your time - www.lethalbizzle.co.uk

HELLFUELED – Memories In Black (Black Lodge) – Now I’m a metalhead, I grew up on Metal, there’s nothing better than good metal. Thing is, we get piles of it, day after day, package after relentless package – all in artwork that looks the same, mostly made by four or five males who all look the same, and all seemingly churned out by third division record labels who have their market plan worked out – pile it up and sell it on, no need to take any musical risk now. Band after band, label after label, most of them following the same rules and happy to just conform and act out some kind of short-lived rock star fantasy – good luck to them, keep life simple, have a blast, hey Ma look at my photo in Terrorizor magazine blah blah... So these albums flood in, we throw them on the death deck, most of the time we hit the eject button by the third song knowing full well we’re not missing anything, throw the CD in the corner and get on with the next one. Now and again a metal band, while obeying all the rules and completely conforming, will just grab our ears and hit the spot. Hellfueled are from Sweden, they play old school power-edged metal that mostly tastes of late Ozzy Period Sabbath – Never Say Die period – or early Ozzy solo stuff. What ever anyone else may say, Never Say Die is great album, and you can’t go wrong with that early Ozzy stuff from back before he became a parody of himself and Sharon’s performing puppet. Hellfueled just have something, they make well played power, stoner-edged, thrash-tinged metal. Quality songs, strong vocals, sense of melody when they need it – just good  quality metal that stands out from the crowd and comes rather recommended  - www.myspace.com/hellfueled or www.blacklodge.se
 

Last week's album of the week - TURBONEGRO Previous album's of the week - TOMAHAWK / CHARGER / SHADY BARD / LOUIS LINGG AND THE BOMBS / SLEEPYTIME GORILLA MUSEUM / ANTIGAMA / END OF LEVEL BOSS / RICHARD PINHAS / MICHAEL J SHEEHY / 65DAYSOFSTATIC / FIELDS / HEY COLOSSUS / THEE MORE SHALLOWS / SHINING / LEFTOVER CRACK / CITIZEN FISH / THIS ET AL / FRANK TURNER  / CAR BOMB / MONOGONO / BILLY NO MATES / APSE / HOLLY THROSBY / MINSK / BLACK ELK / NUM 9 / SHORT SHARP SHOCK / DEATHSKULLS / FUCKED UP / INTRONAUT/ MICROWAVES/ RONDELLUS / DUSTIN’S BAR MIZVAH / CRIME IN CHOIR / THE RUBY SUNS / THE SIEGFRIED SASSOON / DON CABALLERO / REIGNS / STREET DOGS / ME FIRST AND AND THE GIMME GIMMES / ALEUCHATISTAS / BLUT AUS NORD / CATS AND CATS AND CATS / I LOVE POLAND / HOLY SMOKES  / GALLOWS / SICBAY / THE LOST PATROL BAND / SQUAREPUSHER

We didn’t actually go to the Vegan Fayre, we were sitting on the harbourside outside the rather impressive Arnolfini gallery in the glorious evening sun when the sound of Puressence drifted over – that sounds very familiar, who is it? It was bugging me for ages, had to walk over there and find out. There had been fine sounds drifting over the water from the other side of the harbour for most of the afternoon and early evening, I’m sure I could hear Parlour Talk and their distinctive Britolian hip-hop at one point (must have been in a recorded state?). We were actually in Bristol for a whole load of live art that was taking place at the rather impressive gallery, mainly another Ron Athey performance, this time a solo piece as part of a Manuel Vason Symposium/Encounters photography exhibition. 

Before Athey there was a performance by a mysterious creature called Veenus Vortex, a rather intimate piece called Worth Her Weight – “a seductive exploration the personal language of desire and the subconscious landscape of the skin. Gilding her own body, Veenus gradually covers the eroticised and private. Through this process she takes on an emblematic presence that draws on representations of the body and notions of the feminine”. Lying in the dark, dark torch-light music playing, darkly lit in dramatic moods of blue and purple. We sit around on the gallery floor or tip toe around as an almost naked man quietly slowly thoughtfully gilds a motionless Veenus, it feels very private a personal, very seductive, intimate, as intimate as it can be with about a hundred people trying to blend in to the darkness. It almost feels wrong to be watching, or indeed to be reading the hundreds of personal pink post-it notes she’s put up on a wall at the end of the gallery. Viewers lurk (in a non-menacing thoughtful way) in the shadows, lost in their own thoughts, in her thoughts...
I kind of lost touch with Puressence back there somewhere at the end of the last century, seems they’re alive and well and sounding bigger than ever – and it is a big sound they have. Listening to them in the summer warmth in a relaxed atmosphere as the sun goes down was the perfect way to rediscover them – like an old friend walking along the quayside. Sounding as powerful as ever and James Mudriczki really does have a beautifully distinctive voice – real real emotion in every note and every word, great big songs and ecstatic dramatic almost inviting agony. Seems they’re preparing to release a new album, seems things are looking rather positive for the band who looked like they joined the pile of chew them up and spit them out major label victims. That really distinctive Manchester-edged indie pop, that quivering drama and melting epicness and mostly that voice. That wonderful powerful distinctive sound drifting over the harbour in the warmth of the evening sun really could only be coming from one band. 

Ron Athey’s performance is far more intimate tonight, he’s in the middle of one of the gallery rooms with a really enthusiastic excited audience closely surrounding him, there’s an air of anticipation, a hushed anticipation. He’s naked (besides the tattoos that cover most of his body) on all fours in a long blond wig, back-brushing it and messing it up in a furiously demented agitated kind of way – something to do with channeling Marina Abramovic and the artist needing to be beautiful I think he said – apparently the hair was about to reveal a punch line when the fire alarms went off in the gallery – at first it seemed like part of the performance – flashing lights and sirens and “please leave the gallery” messages, then people start ordering us out and the big side doors are opened... we leave, Ron Athey left there stranded on the table looking confused, frustrated – unplanned and accidental but very powerful. Some of the audience are let back after ten minutes or so, some of us miss the call and come back in to find nothing but heavy plates of glass and a lot of blood on the table...  Bristol was a roller-coaster ride and all kinds of different shades of intense, these are creative times.

Ron Athey
www.myspace.com/vortexvovo
www.myspace.com/puresssence
www.artcollaboration.co.uk
www.manuelvason.com
www.myspace.com/manuelvason
 

SINGLE OF THE WEEK
THE NOVA SAINTS – The Draft EP (HR4) - They were glorious the other day over at the Water Rats in Kings Cross (or Monto as it seems to be called now), massive walls of psychedelic warmth and swirling guitar cream. They’re from Bristol and they’re an undeniable celebration of the golden age of Creation records and all things shoegaizer – massive blissed-out anthmic rides. West Coast flavours, Stone Roses, Chapterhouse, Ride, Slowdive, My Bloody Valentine, Primal Scream . You get a glorious hint of how good they are live here with this delicious four track EP. The Nova Saints aren’t doing anything massively different, they are absolutely brilliant at what they do though, and if you ever felt at home with that Creation sound of the last century then you need to go see them and let that wall of warmth engulf you. This EP is almost as good as they are live, one hell of a fine band, one hell of a fine EP. www.myspace.com/novasaints

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MY VITRIOL – A Pyrrhic Victory (Xtra Mile) – Second single of the year from the much missed My Vitriol then, if it goes on like this we’ll get a nose bleed or maybe even that long awaited second album! I do wish they’d stop ‘tweaking’ things though, this version of War Of The Worlds is no where near as good as the version that’s been kicking around the web for ages (years?). Still a damn fine song though however much they may have over-cooked this version of it. My Vitriol have still to really touch those skies they’re threatened to touch for most of this century – bad decisions and the stew of unfortunate music business moves (that would have killed off most ordinary bands) have almost swamped one of the most promising musical treasures of recent years, are they finally emerging? I really hope so. My Vitriol are frustrating, their brilliance is all in here somewhere amongst the ambitiously anthemic hopeful writing and the uplifting chords and their distinctive indie-guitar finger print. War of The Worlds, like the previous single This Time, is an excellent song, a song full of hope and warmth, a song that’s fighting through the clouds, Som and company fit those notes together in such a rewardingly simple and deliciously distinctive instinctive way, the precise art of the understatement where less is so much more and the silence almost roars. War Of The Worlds, like the band who have made it, is both frustrating and wonderful, I hope they do one day record it properly and they get to release it in the massive way it deserves to be released. My Vitriol are a special band, there’s massive hints of that special unique thing here and sometimes rock bands should be big.  Unfortunately the other three tracks once again feel like short-change filler, another cover – this time Toy Solders, a remix and a distinctively b-side sounding moody thing called Lord knows How I’ve Tried (hopefully they’re keeping their tinder dry for that second album). My Vitriol are an almost brilliant band, this EP hints at that almost brilliance, and those mere hints are a million times better than the very best moments of most ordinary bands, now will someone grab hold of them and get things sorted out so they can make that second album properly and stop messing up. We fans deserve it as much as they do. www.myspace.com/myvitriol or www.xtramilerecordings.com
 

Last week's single of the week - VILE VILE CREATURES / CHRONICLES OF ADAM WEST

Previously OIB SPLIT VOL 1: 7” GAY AGAINST YOU / LONELY GHOSTS / MUNCH MUNCH / THE TUMBLEDOWN ESTATE / WE START FIRES / THE THERMALS / DAS WANDERLUST / 65DAYSOFSTATIC / SILICON VULTURES / THE OOHLAS / STRIPLIGHT / ALMOS / THE LOW LOWS / I LIKE TRAINS / DINOSAUR Jr / RADIO LUXEMBOURG / HONEY RIDE ME A GOAT / MOTHGUTS / KILLA KELA / CHARLES CAMPBELL JONES / TOBIAS FROBERG / THE FLESH HAPPENING / GIRL SCOUT HAND GRENADE / ZERO / BEATNIK FILMSTARS / DAN LA SAC vs SCROOBUIS PIP / FEAR OF MUSIC / THE RUBY SUNS / THE SCHLA LA LAS / THOMAS TANTRUM / DUSTIN’S BAR MITZVAH / SUPERSUCKERS /GIANT PAW / CHROME HOOF/ FRANK TURNER / ESKIMO DISCO / THE RACE / OCTOBER FILE / MOISTBOYZ / THE LOVES / THE EDUCATION / JESUS LICKS / EINSTELLUNG / SPIDERBABY / 

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PREVIOUSLY - DVD - NAZARETH – FROM THE BEGINNING

As always, thanks to SchNEWS for their alternative news bulletins - www.schnews.org.uk

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ORGAN 151 - Out in print now, 40 pages 

ORGAN 150 - NEXT LIFE, CRETIN, HAWNAY TROOF, SYMMETRY, GREENSPACE, DRUGDEALER CHEERLEADER, LAST PARTY, ALEX WARD, BURNT, INTENTION, TRACTOR SEX FATALITY, THE DRESDEN DOLLS, PROUDFLESH, THE GHOSTS, SPEED THEORY,EL TOPO, THE CULT WITH NO NAME, THE PROCESS VOID.

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