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march 12th, 2008
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modern-psych
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| | | killertree (usa) #ktr 011 lp plants “dunn / olson / ramirez • 12/15/93” long playing record | | early 90s blow-out by this group featuring wolf eyes’ john olson & ex-cocaine’s bryan ramirez (the two also played together in universal indians) ... sort of like the recent ecstatic peace! poor school lp (on which ramirez plays) ... only far more drug-addled & w/o the “rock” ... |
| | killertree press release... |
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1993 - we got our cherries busted with youth noise and desperate freedom. it was a call for musical separation from everything that plugged in and we fuckin got it. we (jeff dunn, john olson & bryan ramirez) met many evenings per week for over a year solid, most likely cranked around 200 sessions all recorded on 90 minute tapes - roughly 9000 minutes - all ground into dust, gone. shit was molded in the walls of 1610 kzoo st. lansing, mi, or ransacked by noise bums, or recorded over. but, there was one that got away from the doomhole - a second generation cassette.
the recording was at 6am before ramirez was to catch a flight to florida - road cone gravity bongs sent this fucker into sleepy-eyed wee-mugs that filed along towards school - periodically glancing at the house to hear this horrendous alien arguement thundering from sax/drums/guitar/keys all aligned in the rocket room. the recording is shattering.
minced analog skreedom recklessly curing informal ills and breaking windows from pure soundwave pressure. free sound from the early years all innocent-like. pure and demented is pure demented freedom. screened covers - killer liners/history lesson by john olson - limited run. |
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