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chocolate monk (uk) #choc.153 cd

reminguezstupid with brains” compact disc recordable

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chocolate monk press release...
reminguezstupid with brains (cd-r)

universal indian bryan ramirez's solo damage from 1996. over 45 minutes of one mans screwed up wrestling with broken gear. tapes, turntable, electronics, feedback, percussion, sweat and grease. total no-fidelity dementia, like a lone flickering lightbulb in some damp, sodden michigan basement.

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threads:
modern-psych
free-improvisation

ecstatic peace! (usa) #e# 105j lp

poor schoolthe holy master” long playing record

  • the holy master (1)
  • the holy master (2)
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february 2008 release ; the ecstatic peace! debut from this trio with ties to the whole wolf eyes thing(guitarist bryan ramirez was in universal indians w/coorz - now he’s also in ex-cocaine) - an odd duck, stylistically ... your basement lo-fi guitar/drum riff/bash laced with errant saxophone squeal/squeak, recalling that steve mackay / sun city girls tour of rhodesia that never quite happened ...

two unexpurgated side-long jams that get from points a to b by simply folding the map ...
ecstatic peace! press release...
poor school
the holy master lp
cat: e#105j
500 copies

poor school started in april 2005 with bryan ramirez (gtr), john niekrasz (drms) and nathan hoyme (sax). we first caught wind of this sick noise/jazz/postpunk rock trio when john olson, he of american tapes, wolf eyes, dead machines etc brought ramirez’ other combo ex-cocaine (who have a sick new lp on siltbreeze out now) to the no fun basement a few years back and ramirez laid some poor school cdr action on us. needless to say we were buh-lown away by the manic improv hepness and immediately emailed the dude to see if we could slam some poor school magic onto black plastik. and unto ecstatic peace was delivered the holy master. ramirez and olson go waay back when the two of them jammed together in the nascent michigan underground psychedelic troupe universal indians. ramirez took off to missoula, montana to investigate micro-brews and mountain air and help put together the awesome ex-cocaine. he’s still there. niekrasz went to get high on life in india but is expected back sooner than later. upon his return we can hopefully expect poor school to shed new love and light and chaos for the future. keep yr eyes peeled.

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killertree (usa) #ktr 011 lp

plantsdunn / olson / ramirez • 12/15/93” long playing record

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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...

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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threads:
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electro-acoustic-improvisation
lafms
circuit-bending

tedium house publications (usa) #bf 13 mag

bananafish 13 (bidi, bidi, bidi)” magazine and compact disc set

  • frank de quengo, marcel perrin and pakito bolino - l'oeil du cyclone (3:05)
  • solid eye - no pause if possible (5:45)
  • nigel bunn - the doggeral muse (6:14)
  • az - "whats the scoreamigo?" (4:16)
  • universal indians - message 4 madman (7:51)
  • angst hase pfeffer nase - teal ted stares at the last deer state (4:25)
  • challenge - recorded at mills college 10/11/86 (8:00)
  • lhan mimaroglu - prelude no. 24 for magnetic tape ("doomsayer's doomsday") (5:10)
  • idea fire company - frozen diamond (3:27)
  • diesel guitar - venus (5:39)
  • irr. app. (ext.) - 3 afflictions for the wretched (and otherwise): silk sow with pursed ears / loxosceles: a gift of necrotic ulcers for the stupid mammal / identity crisis: not a bad thing (5:20)
  • witcyst - magic moments (4:58)
  • nautical almanac - live at gravy jelly (5:36)
this is the earliest ish i have at the mo... for a long time the only place to hear mimaroglu (remember folks, the “g” is silent) on cd (this was before that frankly horrible disc of his recent work on the southport label that i big-upped on the fe site... sorry about that folks). it’s a later piece but still pretty dam. interesting. plus you get the interview by scott foust of idea fire company / swill radio, which is one of two i’ve ever seen.

great issue all around actually, with music/words on/by solid eye, universal indians (pre-wolf eyes group), nautical almanac, challenge (anthony braxton / david rosenboom / willy winant trio), idea fire company, irr.app.(ext.), and many others...
tedium house publications press release...
since 1986, a time some of your favorite writers were busy discussing the genius of gov't issue and debating the merits of early gang green (although today they'll have you believe silent cds with a single electronic chirp at 35:25 are essential listening), bananafish magazine has been devoted to undermining the dreams and aspirations of fun-killing explainers, rimless bifocal'd complainers, and horrid gothic sourpusses otherwise known as "the experimental music community." as usual, the magazine comes with a full-length cd containing exclusive music and sound contributed by the featured artists.

interviewed in this issue:

japanese droneur diesel guitar;
electronic post-pioneer and composer ilhan mimaroglu;
french publishers of silkscreened books le dernier cri;
homemade electronic noise duo nautical almanac;
los angeles free music kingpins solid eye;
lovers of prince and improv sound collage universal indians;
lovers of fantasy and free electronics angst hase pfeffer nase;
and the hardest working percussionist in new music william winant.

electronic deep theorist irr. app. (ext.), former scissor girl a.z., and new zealand solo freak witcyst each contribute several pages of dante-esque words and bosch-like images. last but not least, new zealand filmmaker, animator, electricity demon nigel bunn gives barbara manning a guided tour of his gadgetry wonderland.

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