Thursday, December 31, 2009
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Synesthesia: Genesis P-Orridge Tony Oursler
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Synesthesia: Genesis P-Orridge
Tony Oursler
1997-2001, 90:29 min, color, sound
Tony Oursler's Synesthesia project features interviews with twelve legendary figures in the downtown music, performance and art scenes: John Cale, Thurston Moore, Dan Graham, Genesis P-Orridge, Kim Gordon, Glenn Branca, Laurie Anderson, Tony Conrad, David Byrne, Lydia Lunch, Alan Vega, and Arto Lindsay. These works were originally included as one element of Oursler and Mike Kelley's multimedia installation The Poetics Project. These conversations reveal fascinating insights and anecdotes from some of the most influential figures in the experimental rock and art underground of the 1970s and '80s, from pre-punk innovators to post-punk icons, from industrial and avant-garde music to noise bands and No Wave.
Genesis P-Orridge, performance artist and vocalist for the iconoclastic English industrial band Throbbing Gristle in the late 1970s, pioneered industrial music. P-Orridge, who went on to form the experimental band Psychic TV, continues to work in music, art, and performance in New York, and is undertaking a long-term "Pandrogeny" project involving a radical identity transformation.
Produced by Tony Oursler. Questions: Tony Oursler, Mike Kelley, David West, Linda Post. Camera: Linda Post, Tony Oursler. Editing: Tony Oursler, Elizabeth Kading
Synesthesia: Genesis P-Orridge
Tony Oursler
1997-2001, 90:29 min, color, sound
Tony Oursler's Synesthesia project features interviews with twelve legendary figures in the downtown music, performance and art scenes: John Cale, Thurston Moore, Dan Graham, Genesis P-Orridge, Kim Gordon, Glenn Branca, Laurie Anderson, Tony Conrad, David Byrne, Lydia Lunch, Alan Vega, and Arto Lindsay. These works were originally included as one element of Oursler and Mike Kelley's multimedia installation The Poetics Project. These conversations reveal fascinating insights and anecdotes from some of the most influential figures in the experimental rock and art underground of the 1970s and '80s, from pre-punk innovators to post-punk icons, from industrial and avant-garde music to noise bands and No Wave.
Genesis P-Orridge, performance artist and vocalist for the iconoclastic English industrial band Throbbing Gristle in the late 1970s, pioneered industrial music. P-Orridge, who went on to form the experimental band Psychic TV, continues to work in music, art, and performance in New York, and is undertaking a long-term "Pandrogeny" project involving a radical identity transformation.
Produced by Tony Oursler. Questions: Tony Oursler, Mike Kelley, David West, Linda Post. Camera: Linda Post, Tony Oursler. Editing: Tony Oursler, Elizabeth Kading
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
André Pissoir (the sass)
'no need to be seeing
but touching the untouchable makes it worth screaming
which is releasing silence of truth...'
-André Pissoir (the sass)
Monday, December 21, 2009
Don Vague
the door again will create the sound
of my soul profound bark as the hound
i came around, round me I and I is dizzy
also a missy sometimes pissy
why not
i am thin as lizzy
rather skinny i can‘t eat
it all smells like some rotten feet
smiles all across miles and more will follow
disgusting the sky as my eye sees none
can‘t sing anymore it‘s all so plain my restless pain
constrain fame is my brain so lame as encoders
will force as i get older some i heard dry out colder¬
Friday, December 18, 2009
Thursday, December 17, 2009
'Contemporary Teleportation' by undRess Béton
starting May 2010.
a project brought to you by undRess Béton &
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
canned by thrilled matters
Wednesday,
16 December
16 December
∞
JUST TEXT
… bothered by misbehave of ball pen terror she became the EANof her motions trending the purse lower stellar behaviors at the shelve right to her left-smothered other mother ‘hurd fly through ash wenty hassle hung’ they mentioned ‘trench’as well, but nobody gave a shit. she flu passed cows evolving signs thinner as BlS’s hairy ones,although lester admired them, it’s funny…
Saturday,
5 December
5 December
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
phunderella at the door piping gates
when hunting threshold beyond the minuets obsession
being cumphered by deliq(&)uite somemorawn samowar blistered tongues
passing your special time, -
it's just about to tenfold vomit disguise surrounding your navel control
as one may struggled once, it's particularly a tremendous effort to submit
wormholes beyond a silk dress worn at sideways vanishing self!
Monday, December 14, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Karlheinz Stockhausen
“I view my entire life, my entire work, in such a way as to ask myself: “How, as you become older do you set about integrating everything that has previously happened?” –Karlheinz Stockhausen
Thursday, December 10, 2009
André Pissoir On The 'Son Of Doing' & The Last Prestige
it's the matter of expressing the prestige that we share through act life
and not conserving the prestige as product of compiling
a reservoir which will run dry.'
-André Pissoir On The 'Son Of Doing' & The Last Prestige
Sunday, December 6, 2009
happy biRthday Recordism!
RecoRdism - 25th Anniversary!
Happy 25th Birthday Recordism!
- William
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