I'd like to get my hands on a book about visual collage. it doesn't have to be the most comprehensive, but an overview of the field and its development would be great. also, any books dealing with specific artists are of interest.
Emilio Cubeiro "Death of An Asshole" (1988) http://www.discogs.com/Emilio-Cubeiro-The-Death-Of-An-Asshole/release/1585998 Cubeiro reads his poems over music by Foetus. the words are graphic but the readings are low key and so is the music. it works fine. way out of print, but LP is not that difficu...
My introduction to the band. When I'm not listening to this, the songs constantly creep into my head. Had this on before I went to sleep last night, "Rats & Mice" startled me awake with no problem.
It looks like these guys are re-releasing the Dog Faced Hermans' second album (Hum of Life) as well! The Ex recently updated their site and it's listed under "more releases". Great news, and great album.
Swans - Body to Body, Job to Job I started to flirt a little with the Swans several years ago, and accumulated some pre-Jarboe material, but never really delved into that consequently. Today feels like a good day to eventually start that. :P I'm actually playing the Filth/Body to Body... set right ...
http://www.firstrunfeatures.com/media/i_silen.gif Silence=Death Rosa von Praunheim Just about as intense as I imagined it to be, and then some. David Wojnarowicz, whose work I've been obsessing over for about a week now, was damn near relentless every time he appeared on screen, and that opening sc...
I only listen to pop/rock/country on it, never jazz/improv, This is a good point. Most of my iPod listening is done while commuting or driving, where there's lots of external sound bleeding in. Not ideal for (some) jazz and improv. I've got some of the noisier shit on it, since it's busy enough to ...
It was pretty sad to lose all those threads, seeing as I had several bookmarked as my favorites. But now I realize I didn't have as many as I had originally thought, so it's not as bad.