future perfect & the crackwhore bringin you some darkness...
CUT HANDS
(William Bennett of Whitehouse)
http://djcuthands.blogspot.com/
BLACK RAIN
(NYC, Blackest Ever Black)
https://soundcloud.com/blackest-ever-black/black-rain-lo-tek
BLACK JEANS:
https://soundcloud.com/amdiscs/sets/black-jeans-black-tourmaline
DJ'S S4NtA_MU3rTE and Crackwhore
10PM-2AM
- CUT HANDS -
"Bennett founded Whitehouse in 1980, with a mind to creating "the most extreme music ever recorded". They succeeded. The group remained at the forefront of the experimental and noise scenes over the next 27 years, invariably creating controversy and stimulating debate with their choice of violent and sexual subject matter, before eventually disbanding in 2007. A specialist in linguistics and unconscious communication, Bennett now helms the mass hypnosis experimental project, Extralinguistic Sequencing, which premiered at Tate Britain in 2010. For Cut Hands, rhythm is his chosen weapon; on recently released album Afro Noise I - eight years in the making - he utilises vaudou and Central African percussion in radical new ways, generating a sound unrivalled in its physical intensity." - Resident Advisor http://www.residentadvisor.net/
- BLACK RAIN -
"In the early 90s, avant garde New York veteran Stuart Argabright set up an industrial death metal band called Black Rain. He had led other projects like Ike Yard and Dominatrix and worked with hip hop artist Rammellzee, but Black Rain was to morph into a fascinating duo with Shinichi Shimokawa.
Oddly, and presciently, considering the soundtrack work of fellow early-90s industrial musician Trent Reznor, they worked on two soundtrack works – Robert Longo’s 1995 film Johnny Mnemonic and an audiobook of cyberpunk core-reading text Neuromancer by William Gibson. Neither of which saw the light of day beyond a very limited CD releases (Sony cut the vast majority of Black Rain’s music from the Keanu Reeves turkey Johnny Mnemonic), and were, in the words of the press release, largely forgotten." - Dummy https://www.dummymag.com
- BLACK JEANS -
Black Jeans is a music and artistic project created by new media artist Russell Butler. Drawing from experiences with America’s immigration system, Black Jeans acknowledges the political nature of one’s identity and existence. By adopting a process that embraces chance, mistakes, and visceral physical experiences, Black Jeans contributes to the creative discourse surrounding what it is to be a person of color in the 21st century. Black Jeans has been described as "a sort of ominous, danceable communion, a catharsis rooted in motion and powerful, repetitive rhythms."
(The Bay Bridged)
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CUT HANDS
(William Bennett of Whitehouse)
http://djcuthands.blogspot.com/
BLACK RAIN
(NYC, Blackest Ever Black)
https://soundcloud.com/blackest-ever-black/black-rain-lo-tek
BLACK JEANS:
https://soundcloud.com/amdiscs/sets/black-jeans-black-tourmaline
DJ'S S4NtA_MU3rTE and Crackwhore
10PM-2AM
- CUT HANDS -
"Bennett founded Whitehouse in 1980, with a mind to creating "the most extreme music ever recorded". They succeeded. The group remained at the forefront of the experimental and noise scenes over the next 27 years, invariably creating controversy and stimulating debate with their choice of violent and sexual subject matter, before eventually disbanding in 2007. A specialist in linguistics and unconscious communication, Bennett now helms the mass hypnosis experimental project, Extralinguistic Sequencing, which premiered at Tate Britain in 2010. For Cut Hands, rhythm is his chosen weapon; on recently released album Afro Noise I - eight years in the making - he utilises vaudou and Central African percussion in radical new ways, generating a sound unrivalled in its physical intensity." - Resident Advisor http://www.residentadvisor.net/
- BLACK RAIN -
"In the early 90s, avant garde New York veteran Stuart Argabright set up an industrial death metal band called Black Rain. He had led other projects like Ike Yard and Dominatrix and worked with hip hop artist Rammellzee, but Black Rain was to morph into a fascinating duo with Shinichi Shimokawa.
Oddly, and presciently, considering the soundtrack work of fellow early-90s industrial musician Trent Reznor, they worked on two soundtrack works – Robert Longo’s 1995 film Johnny Mnemonic and an audiobook of cyberpunk core-reading text Neuromancer by William Gibson. Neither of which saw the light of day beyond a very limited CD releases (Sony cut the vast majority of Black Rain’s music from the Keanu Reeves turkey Johnny Mnemonic), and were, in the words of the press release, largely forgotten." - Dummy https://www.dummymag.com
- BLACK JEANS -
Black Jeans is a music and artistic project created by new media artist Russell Butler. Drawing from experiences with America’s immigration system, Black Jeans acknowledges the political nature of one’s identity and existence. By adopting a process that embraces chance, mistakes, and visceral physical experiences, Black Jeans contributes to the creative discourse surrounding what it is to be a person of color in the 21st century. Black Jeans has been described as "a sort of ominous, danceable communion, a catharsis rooted in motion and powerful, repetitive rhythms."
(The Bay Bridged)
future perfect & the crackwhore bringin you some darkness...
CUT HANDS
(William Bennett of Whitehouse)
http://djcuthands.blogspot.com/
BLACK RAIN
(NYC, Blackest Ever Black)
https://soundcloud.com/blackest-ever-black/black-rain-lo-tek
BLACK JEANS:
https://soundcloud.com/amdiscs/sets/black-jeans-black-tourmaline
DJ'S S4NtA_MU3rTE and Crackwhore
10PM-2AM
- CUT HANDS -
"Bennett founded Whitehouse in 1980, with a mind to creating "the most extreme music ever recorded". They succeeded. The group remained at the forefront of the experimental and noise scenes over the next 27 years, invariably creating controversy and stimulating debate with their choice of violent and sexual subject matter, before eventually disbanding in 2007. A specialist in linguistics and unconscious communication, Bennett now helms the mass hypnosis experimental project, Extralinguistic Sequencing, which premiered at Tate Britain in 2010. For Cut Hands, rhythm is his chosen weapon; on recently released album Afro Noise I - eight years in the making - he utilises vaudou and Central African percussion in radical new ways, generating a sound unrivalled in its physical intensity." - Resident Advisor http://www.residentadvisor.net/
- BLACK RAIN -
"In the early 90s, avant garde New York veteran Stuart Argabright set up an industrial death metal band called Black Rain. He had led other projects like Ike Yard and Dominatrix and worked with hip hop artist Rammellzee, but Black Rain was to morph into a fascinating duo with Shinichi Shimokawa.
Oddly, and presciently, considering the soundtrack work of fellow early-90s industrial musician Trent Reznor, they worked on two soundtrack works – Robert Longo’s 1995 film Johnny Mnemonic and an audiobook of cyberpunk core-reading text Neuromancer by William Gibson. Neither of which saw the light of day beyond a very limited CD releases (Sony cut the vast majority of Black Rain’s music from the Keanu Reeves turkey Johnny Mnemonic), and were, in the words of the press release, largely forgotten." - Dummy https://www.dummymag.com
- BLACK JEANS -
Black Jeans is a music and artistic project created by new media artist Russell Butler. Drawing from experiences with America’s immigration system, Black Jeans acknowledges the political nature of one’s identity and existence. By adopting a process that embraces chance, mistakes, and visceral physical experiences, Black Jeans contributes to the creative discourse surrounding what it is to be a person of color in the 21st century. Black Jeans has been described as "a sort of ominous, danceable communion, a catharsis rooted in motion and powerful, repetitive rhythms."
(The Bay Bridged)
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CUT HANDS
(William Bennett of Whitehouse)
http://djcuthands.blogspot.com/
BLACK RAIN
(NYC, Blackest Ever Black)
https://soundcloud.com/blackest-ever-black/black-rain-lo-tek
BLACK JEANS:
https://soundcloud.com/amdiscs/sets/black-jeans-black-tourmaline
DJ'S S4NtA_MU3rTE and Crackwhore
10PM-2AM
- CUT HANDS -
"Bennett founded Whitehouse in 1980, with a mind to creating "the most extreme music ever recorded". They succeeded. The group remained at the forefront of the experimental and noise scenes over the next 27 years, invariably creating controversy and stimulating debate with their choice of violent and sexual subject matter, before eventually disbanding in 2007. A specialist in linguistics and unconscious communication, Bennett now helms the mass hypnosis experimental project, Extralinguistic Sequencing, which premiered at Tate Britain in 2010. For Cut Hands, rhythm is his chosen weapon; on recently released album Afro Noise I - eight years in the making - he utilises vaudou and Central African percussion in radical new ways, generating a sound unrivalled in its physical intensity." - Resident Advisor http://www.residentadvisor.net/
- BLACK RAIN -
"In the early 90s, avant garde New York veteran Stuart Argabright set up an industrial death metal band called Black Rain. He had led other projects like Ike Yard and Dominatrix and worked with hip hop artist Rammellzee, but Black Rain was to morph into a fascinating duo with Shinichi Shimokawa.
Oddly, and presciently, considering the soundtrack work of fellow early-90s industrial musician Trent Reznor, they worked on two soundtrack works – Robert Longo’s 1995 film Johnny Mnemonic and an audiobook of cyberpunk core-reading text Neuromancer by William Gibson. Neither of which saw the light of day beyond a very limited CD releases (Sony cut the vast majority of Black Rain’s music from the Keanu Reeves turkey Johnny Mnemonic), and were, in the words of the press release, largely forgotten." - Dummy https://www.dummymag.com
- BLACK JEANS -
Black Jeans is a music and artistic project created by new media artist Russell Butler. Drawing from experiences with America’s immigration system, Black Jeans acknowledges the political nature of one’s identity and existence. By adopting a process that embraces chance, mistakes, and visceral physical experiences, Black Jeans contributes to the creative discourse surrounding what it is to be a person of color in the 21st century. Black Jeans has been described as "a sort of ominous, danceable communion, a catharsis rooted in motion and powerful, repetitive rhythms."
(The Bay Bridged)
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