A truly dynamic website and artist collective, Bang the Bore has been known for showcasing the best talented and un-talented experimental musicians (meant here as a positive) for the last two years in a series of concerts centered in the Southampton area of England. Associated with the likes of the ever-evolving A Band, John...
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Remote Islands is Colin Pete and a crew from Philadelphia who together play 24 different instruments.
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Duncan Malashock is a multidisciplinary visual artist, writer, and musician from Brooklyn (New York (New York (USA))).
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Yikes. Basically, “The Seed of Contempt” is a collection of very short recordings that have been released successively on cassette over the past few years from the wheelchair-ridden Danny Cruz, fearless leader of this bizarre ensemble of non-musicians who trek bravely forth into some experiment he calls…music.
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Sam Goldberg’s Radio People project quickly became one of my favorites soon after he made his debut last year on a couple of Pizza Night tapes. His solo work under his own name often hit the spot, especially on the Cycles tape on 905 releases a while back and Radio People seemed to tap...
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The first annual Neon Marshmallow Music Festival, which was held at the Viaduct Theater in Chicago last year, featured over 100 performances from experimental artists from around the globe over a four-day period. For its second go-around, curators Daniel Smith (Neon Blossom/Red Electric Rainbow) and Matt Kimmel (Acid Marshmallow) moved this year’s event to...
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This is the first of two volumes of Selbstportrait, originally released in 1979 by Hans-Joachim Roedelius, cofounder of the legendary German group Cluster, as well as West Berlin music venue the Zodiak Free Arts Lab.
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Dewey Mahood of Plankton Wat and Eternal Tapesty drops a new project on us that is hot off the vinyl presses.
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After last year’s crushing split with Hallowed Butchery, Batillus emerge with their album debut, Furnace.
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I’m still not entirely sure what to make of Foot Village after however many years they’ve been around, but one thing for certain about them is that you can’t accuse them of half-assing it.
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