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#259> MAY 29th '08 - new issue here every Thursday afternoon |
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what's he going to do about it? |
 We
like you to think most of the stories you hear are true, the red heels,
the other red things, the red incident, the red wings and what kind of
lake spawns creatures with ways in biochem and law anyway? And what do
you call the law and the worm of worry and seven stars and does anything
ever make much sense? Stay on the path now, which way to the gates?
This week’s editorial is
brought to you by To The Bones, we’re too busy coming down from Moscow
shoot outs...
“Locked in a basement. No
Telephone devise radiation-a/. Locked in a basement to work like bitches.
On this planet,......- no no no no we wernt here. Leave a note on our cabin
door. Listen to the creaks. Theres nothing. Up there.................Up
there was where the lighting cracks and grey thunder was. In the South
West of this country is where we be....on canal barges drinking cider,
spending days generating enough electricity to power a rock album that
will have all stereos wanting to get up and dance the blues. Electricty
pilons on Mars, Pluto, Neptune and nothing in between destroyed for our
own selfish rock power trips. The record, friends and pilgrims has
been completed and now sitting under wraps in an unknown location where
the presidents go for safety while everyone gets vapourised in reaction
to a politician saying to another politician my warhead is bigger than
your warhead. But don’t worry, these fuzzy oh no no no no...........they
wont. There's an anti force field we were offered on Pluto glowing angrily
..........glowing indeed.”
These are the things that
have been in our ears this week, please explore and if it sounds interesting
then just hit the links and make your own minds up, our reviews and thoughts
are mere signposts designed to guide you to the things you might like to
feast on yourselves... don’t you just love the instant hit of the www. |
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IS THIS WHY YOU BOOKMARKED ME? |
 Well
it isn’t for the honour of paying to play in a field in Guildford is it?
PAY
TO PLAY is showing up again, the ugly scumsucking face is on the rise
one more and the leaches are taking their slice. And we’ll have a lot more
to say about any moment now, the arguments (and attempts to censor that
argument) have been raging all week via our My Space blogs, go read it
all and add your thoughts, we’ll be saying a lot more here on these pages
later on - go read our Organ My Space blogs
(if they haven't mysteriously been taken down again), go see what others
have to say, go have your say....
And
now there's a new My Space page over at NO2PAY2PLAY,
go get involved, go see what people are saying, go see who the bad people
are and work out how to avoid them, how to shame them. Go question their
morally bankrupt way of doing things, add the "Pay To Play? No Way" banner
to your website, your My Space page, go start your own pages. Go tell 'em
where to stick their Plum or their Stage Pass or their GuilFest. Nome of
these pay to play forced ticket buy gigs are ever any good any way - the
bills are always rubbish, the promoters never put any effort in to them,
they don't care about the bands or the paying gig-goers, they book any
old band who they can sucker money out of. Go read the arguments, go read
what others are saying in the comments left with the blogs
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THINGS TO GET SHOUTING ABOUT? |
| Well
besides saying no to pay to play? how about...
RUBBISH
ARREST OF THE WEEK
For
recycling
One
Wrexham woman found herself on the wrong side of the law when she helped
herself to four plastic garden chairs from a privatised council tip. The
Waste Recycling Group - instead of lending her a hand for helping push
towards their target of 65% of all rubbish being recycled - phoned the
cops.
One
house search later and the chairs have been returned to their rightful
place: a landfill, and the would-be Womble is waiting to see if the CPS
is going charge her under the Theft Act.
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John on the phone... |
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7th JUNE - Manchester Anarchist
Bookfair - For all your anarchist requirements including books, pamphlets,
t-shirts, paraphernalia, plus cafe and vegan food. Jabez Clegg, 2 Portsmouth
Street, off Dover Street, off Oxford Road (opp Manchester University Student
Union), M13 9GB. 11am-5pm, www.bookfair.org.uk
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in London and worldwide via www.resonancefm.com
more details here |
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DEMO TIME |
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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 good then it really is goooooooood
DEMO
OF THE WEEK
THE
HUNGRY I – Beginning Is The End – A quite six minute plus instrumental
piece, you might say bleak, you contradict that and say uplifting, you
might talk of post rock and touches of Radiohead refinement and Boards
of Canada subtly. Hard to know where we’re going with just this one rather
enjoyable track – www.thehungryi.co.uk
Last
week's demo of the week - DEAD LEAF ECHO
Previous
demo's of the week - I-DEF-I / DANGER
INVITES RESCUE / A
CUP OF TEA / NARRATION
/ HOT DAMN / KOPEK
/ DIE DIE DENEUVE
/ BOMB FACTORY
/ KONTAKTE /ATLAS
/ THE HAROLD WARTOOTH
DEMO
REVIEW ARCHIVES |
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NEW ALBUMS WE’RE LISTENING TO THIS WEEK |
| This
week the best new things we’ve been listening to were...
Well
the real album of the week is the re-issue from KOENJIHYAKKEI , find the
review further down the page....
ALBUM
OF THE WEEK
TORCHE – Meanderthral (Hydrahead)
– One of them there slightly alternative, slightly stoner, rather out there
bands who touch on good things that taste of the finest Melvins and plumpest
Jesus Lizards. There we were letting it ferment and stew and cook and brew
and we were somewhere around Amnesian on the edge of desert when
the music began to take hold. I remember saying something like “I feel
a little lightheaded; maybe you should type...” And suddenly there was
a beautiful roar all around us and the sky was full of what looked like
huge riffs, all swooping and screeching and diving around the room, which
at the time was going about a hundred miles an hour with the top down to
Pirana.
And a voice was screaming: “Holy Jesus! What are these goddamn songs?”
Then it was quiet again. My attorney had taken his shirt off and was hitting
the repeat button “what the hell are you yelling about? Play it again”
he muttered, staring up at the light bulb... Why the hell did it
take a whole play of the thing for it to hit home? This is an album from
a band on the move, and a band just right enough to be totally confident.
God's mercy on you swine, you know the bits in between, the great American
dream and the Mint 400. Here’s a few clues for you, never did swooping
bats sound so good! Melvins good and riff colossus, all there ready to
take you, go let it.
Footnote: We like the way the CD came face down in the tray – strange that
we thought, CD face down, and it was shrink-wrapped as well, CDs are usually
face up, then it all made sense and we realized why, these little artistic
details matter and deserve noting... www.hydrahead.com
/ www.myspace.com/torche
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CHECK OUT
86 MENTALITY – Final Exit
(Deranged) – Raw feral heart-warming violently good old school hardcore
punk rock from Washington DC. You’ve got yourselves fourteen slices of
frontline no messing primal street punk shout-along goodness. Nothing you
haven’t heard before, no musical revolution, just a healthy blistering
DIY punk band hitting the spot just right. A mixture of live and studio
tracks including a cover of Solder Boy that sounds far more English
than the Varukers original. Absolutely spot on proper hardcore punk rock
energy - think Negative Approach, think S.O.A and think good old English
street punk bands, wholesome bands like Blitz and... www.myspace.com/derangedrecords
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 ARNDALES
– Dog Hobbies (self release) – They’re menacing, menacingly good, regional
treasures, stalker, very dangerous stretches of road, and I hate noise
and scandalous hand made post cards. This is good, black crosses for eyes.
Frantic, frenetic, edgy, disturbing, scratchy low-end menacing new wave.
The whole presentation is something to be desired. John Peel would have
played this lots, I guess we still miss him, when will they replace him?.
This band should be on your list, these songs should be on the list, that
line should be on your list. Time to kill in your office? Listen to this.
Angular but not in that obvious way, solid, national statues more Fall
than Franz. They’re from the Three counties, where ever that is, somewhere
in Southern England, sounds more like a regional bus company. I’m out of
milk again, and famous things in history. Great songs, menacing songs,
new wave with excellent benefits and reading books, shared common interests,
ancient Greeks, iced tea. Definitely not Ice-T. Plunged in to lots of things,
they do a lot of things, they hope that bothers you. Members of Arndales
have been (or are in) Montana Pete, Gag, Art Brut, Thrilled Skinny,
Arndale have things to say – pop that’s wrong, Wrong Pop. Before we ask
the question and ask of self sustained adventure (like John Wark in Escape
To Victory).Not a bad song on here, just answers to the new town problem,
national airline meals and oriental murder mysteries. This is very good,
menacingly good and rather recommended and you won’t have to wear a suit.
www.myspace.com/arndales
AWESOME COLOR – (Ecstatic
Peace) - Acid guitar, timeless progressive and edgy, from the Great Lakes
(Michigan) or maybe they’re from Brooklyn now, they’re from America anyway
and they sound like they could have been at Woodstock alongside the The
Who, Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane and Sly And The Family but hey, they don’t
sound the least bit dated. Fast, full, awesome indeed, eight miles high
and Coltrane good. They’re loud, their colours are loud, they’ve got a
Stooges edge, not that dumb bang in out garage clone side though – anyone
can do that, this is the real psyched out progressive side of Stooges,
the MC5 side of life, walking it, feeling it – this band rock, vibrantly
awesome acid rock that sounds very much right here right now. Fuzzed out,
heavy and right now. - www.myspace.com/awesomecolor
– they’re touring the UK in June as well, get ready we say.
THE GRESHAM FLYERS – Sex
With Strangers (Cherryade) – Breezy mellow 80’s sounding duffel coat indie
rock from people who like their C-86 and their not quite so edgy Wedding
Present. Hooky, poppy, breezy, fluffy and all rather decent if you’re in
the mood – www.cherryademusic.co.uk
ROBIN SAVILLE – Peasgood
Nonsuch (Static Caravan) – Just really pleasant relaxing enjoyable tingly
mellow eerie instrumental warmth and healthy sunny radiance. Acoustic guitar,
gentle electronica, creaking synth delicateness, organic invites to swim
in the quiet beauty of it all. Chimes and wistful loops and elegant bleeps,
tranquil offerings, harvestings of musical delight, beautiful simple tines,
simple as that – www.staticcaravan.org
BO-PEEP – Is It Good For
You?!! (Flightpath) – Three girls from the Fukuoka underground of Japan
and some edgy spicy energetic indie-grunge pop rock. Tough-brittle delivery
and no idea what she’s singing most of the time, I guess this mid-paced
stripped down indie-grunge would sound like any number of bands from anywhereville
if it wasn’t for those infectious high-pitched Japanese crazy girl vocals.
I kind of like it, kind of makes me want to put my hair in bunches and
dance around the room – www.myspace.com/bopeepjapan
or www.flightpathrecords.com
BULBUL – Bulbul 6 (Exile
On Mainstream) – Some kind of funk rock/metal band from Austria. Dangerously
“oh-look-at-us-aren’t-we-wacky”, they do have their moments though. what
with their monolithic rhythms and their occasional bouts of moody circus
darkness and trapeze girls falling in to lion pits. The press release talks
of complex virtuosity and things like Melvins or Slint, nothing really
grabbing these ears that much though, and complex virtuosity is something
we usually like to feed on around. I don’t know, we’ll leave it with you
to go explore - www.mainstreamrecords.de
CRYSTALLION – Hattin (Dockyard)
– Bombastic euro metal and preposterous flying on the wings of destiny
over the sea to the end of time (or something like that). Battle
metal, melodic neo-prog metal, gothic keyboards, riding crusades out beyond
the siege of the desert sun and rising up toward the top of the sky - strong
enough to die, let them hear our battle cry - you know the score, all nonsense
and this really isn’t our cup of tea. I guess these Germans do it all very
well, now get it our of here please before we fall off our horse in fits
of laughter – www.crystallion.net
MINDLESS SELF INDULGENCE
– If (The End) – So this is the much hyped new album from Mindless Self
Indulgence is it? Oh...
ALBUM
REVIEW ARCHIVES |
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LIVE |
| Now we really have got some
live reviews done this week, now where did we put that Zag And The Coloured
Beads review? And that Queen Adrena one.... |
| Live
previously - VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR
/ FOUNDINGS
/ UNCLE PEDRO / EPIDEME
/ THE ENABLERS / IMPERIAL
LEISURE / DAS
WANDERLUST / YOU SLUT! / TRUCKERS
OF HUSK / THE BOBBY McGEE’S
/ DR SLAGGLEBERRY
/ AIRBOURNE / SPIT
LIKE THIS / MOUSE
/ GRANTURA /
TO
THE BONES /DäLEK
LIVE
REVIEW ARCHIVES |
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SINGLES |
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time...
SINGLE
OF THE WEEK
THE
MASS – Holocene #6 (self release) - Ah at last, we have out mitts of this
one. Now you know how much we love The Mass and their tight tense sound.
The mass are from San Francisco, their two albums Perfect Picture and City
Of Dis are vital parts of your life is you share our taste for way out
there left-field extreme jazz/punk flavoured prog metal then they’re for
you. Think Slayer for King Crimson fans, great big monolithic slabs of
churning metal intersperse with manic honking jazzy Van Der Graaf Saxophone
- a generator indeed. Blasphemously good, ripping and thrashing and jazzing
right at yer. Four tracks released by the band as a very limited CD single,
just 200 of them. Comes in great artwork as well. OK maybe not quite up
there with the last album, but this four track is well worth hunting down
– www.themass.us
ALSO
CHECK OUT
SPIRITUALIZED
– Soul On Fire (Spaceman) – A classic piece of anthemic life-affirming
goodness, nothing less than you’d expect – www.spiritualized.com
Last
week's single of the week - GRANTURA
Previously
- BLACK MOUNTAIN / CARIBOU
/ KILL THE CAPTAINS / THE
KINGSIZE FIVE / THE OUTSIDE ROYALTY /
DEAD
OR AMERICAN /
PULLOVER / HAYMAN,
WATKINS, TROUT & LEE / EFTERKLANG
/ NAVVY / MAPS
/ M83 / CATNAP
/ WHAT WOULD JESUS DRIVE? / FRIGHTENED
RABBIT / CAVALERA CONSPIRACY
SINGLE
REVIEW ARCHIVES |
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| 'THIS
WEEK’S FREE DOWNLOAD... |
| KOENJIHYAKKEI
- Everyone need some Skin Graft! Scroll down to the next bit and read the
album review, then come back here and treat yourself to the pick of the
Skin Graft vaults. Find some classic downloads here
on the Skin Graft page that will serve as an introduction to all kinds
of good things - KOENJIHYAKKEI, FLYING LUTTENBACHERS, PRE,
CHEER ACCIDENT, YOU FANTASTIC, RUINS, COLOSSAMITE, MADE IN MEXICO, AIDS
WOLF, ARAB ON RADAR, US MAPLE and more, there's a whole tresure box of
brilliance waiting for you here, glorious hardboiled no-wave pronkoid punk/prog
noise and everything on Skin Graft is worth your ear and a slice of your
heart... this is the best label in the world. Hell, RUINS! Hard Rock Medley
is there waiting for you!! If you don't know this stuff then you're about
to hit the motherlode, you better damn well come back and say thank you!
You owe us for this one!
PREVIOUSLY
- WIRE / BUTTHOLE
SURFERS / CARDIACS
/ STUMP, KEV HOPPER / PUSSYCAT
TRASH |
| 'RE-ISSUE/best
of OF THE WEEK |
 KOENJIHYAKKEI
- Hundred Sights Of Koenji (Skin Graft) - Superlatives slosh around music
reviews way too much, these days. Unique, amazing, the stunning new album
from Indie and the Schmindies, buy it now, blah blah blah. It becomes a
background drone of hyperbole, dulling our wits with disappointment. Meanwhile...
meanwhile, out there lost in clouds of obscurity are things fully deserving
of such promises. Some of them might even blow your tiny mynde. As
mine was, on first hearing Hundred Sights Of Koenji a few years ago.
It had everything: demented energy, classical beauty, massive organs and
cathartic lyrics in an alien language borrowed off mad seventies band Magma.
It blew away, wiped the floor with and generally showed up as feeble gutterings
every supposedly progressive band of the time. It seemed like the only
people on the planet who thought this were me and the chap from Guapo who
lent me the CD (he had to come around and prise it out of my paws to get
it back). Released in 1994 on the hard-to-find Japanese label God
Mountain, originals of Hundred Sights Of Koenji occasionally could
be found for silly money on ebay, until joyously re-released by Skin Graft
Records this month.
Nothing has caught up with this album, though Koenjihyakkei's most recent,
Angherr
Shisspa came microscopically close. If you know drummer/composer
Tatsuya Yoshida's other band, Ruins, you might be slightly prepared for
their over-the-top complexity and energy. Ruins however, are just a two-piece,
and Koenjihyakkei are the whole shebang. A four-piece in this incarnation,
the ensemble playing and choral workouts are powered by massive, bold melodies.
The opening track roars in like some city-flattening natural disaster,
drawn beautifully - for all that it wants to be the next chapter in the
Magma mythology, Koenjihyakkei is entirely suffused by classical and pop
Japanese culture. Proudly so, with Japanese folk music woven into
one track, and the bombast of Godzilla film scores running through the
whole thing. With a massive dollop of ELP and The Nice in its DNA,
too, and no demarcation between any of it: it's fusion, all right.
Huge, controlled energy, organic wildness of precision playing, great swathes
of luscious female vocals, and male voices that play it both straight and
beastly... frantic, beautiful, dazzling music with the imagination and
strangeness and sheer skill of the finest manga. Towards the end
of final track Sunna Zarioki you just have to smile at the totally
ridiculous balls of it, the power and, yes, fun... The lyrics may well
be obsessively evolving/reworking Magma's Kobaian mythologies, may indeed
be true to Christian Vander's precisely worked alien grammar, but I suspect
it's more about the sensual delight of speaking in tongues, rolling the
words out the mouth. Join in - the lyrics are printed in the booklet.
Hundred
Sights of Koenji is one helluva important re-issue. Later Koenjihyakkei
albums are a delight, but this is the one we were all hoping for, and it
sounds fresher than ever; it would sound fresh even without the re-recorded
drums and remastering by Tatsuya Yoshida. It's a pioneer moment,
and you can hear it in the wild performances, the relish with which a small
cabal of very talented people make the music no-one else was doing, and
they longed to hear. The results are guaranteed to astonish.
www.skingraftrecords.com
SEBADOH
– Bubble & Scrape (Domino) – Re-issued with a load of bonus tracks
and such and we’re damned if we do and we’re damned if we don’t. By ’93
the rather influential band were a little more rounded and dare we say
relatively conventional? Their songs sounded like alternative grunge flavoured
indie rock songs should – they were still experimenting in there within
the structures of those songs – experimenting with sounds and textures
and notions of lo-fi and yes you might argue that Bubble & Scrape was
their best album just because of that rounded focus and restraining discipline.
I mean they still tasted of Sonic Youth and a poppy Syd Barrett via a folky
The Byrds and here and there of The Stooges and things like Elixer Is
Zog are still way out on the edge – this album was never about compromise,
it was about discipline and the pure art of songwriting and this is a good
place to let your curiosity get the better of you. Bubble & Scrape
is probably where they really came together as a band, rather then a group
of songs from Lou and another load from Eric, The lo-fi edge is still there,
the mid point between the lo-fi early days and the slick albums to come
– yes, this is probably the best Sebadoh album, and yes, it does still
sound good and fresh here in 2008. www.sebadoh.com
/ www.dominorecordco.com
PREVIOUSLY
- THE FLYING LUTTENBACHERS / SUN
EATS HOURS / LEGION OF PARASITES /
ALABAMA
3 / AHLEUCHATISTAS / WIZARDS
OF TWIDDLY / DEEP PURPLE / CANDLEMASS
/ MORVISCOUS / CURRENT
93 / TYPE O NEGATIVE / N.W.A
/ STRIBORG / THE
WEIRDOS / THE MOB |
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MEDIA, VIDEO, PRINT AND.... |
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PREVIOUSLY
- L. GABRIELLE PENABAZ @ FIERCE / ZINE:
LIGHTS GO OUT #1 / LESS
THAN JAKE / THE WEDDING
PRESENT / PELICAN /
GIANT
PAW /
AURAL
INNOVATIONS / PARALLEL
WORLDS, PARALLEL LIVES TV documentary / NEVER
MIND THE SEX PISTOLS: AN ALTERNATIVE HISTORY – DVD / THE
ZINE DIRECTORY / BATH
BOMB / NEMESIS
TO GO #4 / DVD:
MIGHTY ROBOT: SLEEP WHEN YOU ARE DEAD |
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257 - EXPERIMENTAL DENTAL SCHOOL, BLACK MOUNTAIN, CARIBOU
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AND SNAKE, DRESDEN DOLLS, TO BLACKEN THE PAGES, CARDIACS, BLACKWINDS, KILL
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VILLAGE, SINE STAR PROJECT, SAHG, HEADCHARGER, GRENOUER, THE ERUPTORS,
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