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'The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye': blurring the lines between male and female, weird and commonplace
Tell us This documentary by Marie Losier brings a raw, home-movie feel to the story of a man and woman who so adored each other that they set out to eradicate the boundary between themselves. Through elective plastic surgery, they sought to transform
Tags: Lady Jaye, New York City, Psychic TV, Throbbing Gristle, Megson, Genesis P-Orridge, Entertainment Culture, human interest, Industrial music
Smart materials to aid camouflage
A team at the University of Bristol has developed artificial muscles that mimic the colour-changing ability of squid...The study appears in the journal Bioinspiration and Biomimetics...These artificial muscles can replicate the muscular action and
Tags: artificial muscles, United Kingdom, Bristol, Zoology, Robot, Technology Internet, Fluxus, Japanese music, nature, sustainability
Gen F: Nicolas Jaar
Recently, Nicolas Jaar was in a coffee shop in Canada when his 2011 album, Space is Only Noise , came on the stereo...Ideas unfold richly and organically in an unassumingly seductive way. It's exactly the sort of sound you'd expect from a 22-year-old
Tags: Nicolas Jaar, record crackle, Canada, toronto, music, noise, Fluxus, Japanese music, Entertainment Culture, No Wave
Laibach – review
Laibach have divided, outraged and confounded for more than 30 years. The Slovenian avant-garde collective use totalitarian imagery and are the prototype for Rammstein . On the other hand, they have managed to keep stern faces while wearing antlers
Tags: United Kingdom, london, Rammstein, human interest, Entertainment Culture, music groups, Industrial music
Sound Discovery: At Noise Pop with Bleached
As part of Sound Discovery , our ongoing collaboration with MSN as your guide to music festivals, we had the opportunity to spend the day with some our favorite bands. Above, watch California sister-act Bleached explore San Francisco's Mission
Tags: sound discovery, noise pop, New York City, noise, Technology Internet, Fluxus, Japanese music, Entertainment Culture, No Wave, Industrial music
The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye: When one plus one equals three
The film opens with a fuzzy, black-and-white glimpse of Genesis P-Orridge, a leading figure in industrial music and art rock of the late 1970s and 1980s. He's dressed in a long white skirt hiked up to his shoulders and a white furry hat, puckering
Tags: Lady Jaye, Marie Losier Enlarge, New York City, Psychic TV, Throbbing Gristle, Genesis P-Orridge, Entertainment Culture, human interest, COUM Transmissions, Industrial music
Malik Yusef: The Music in the Music Industry
Don't get quiet now... all of the sudden it seems like no one wants the mic. The question is, who is responsible for today's state of music? Is it the label, the artist, the promoters, the D.J., hip-hop, rock, pop or everybody in between? Have we
Tags: Anonymous Boston Project, Boston, music, noise, Krystal Meyers, Fluxus, Japanese music, Entertainment Culture, No Wave, Industrial music
The Train in the Night: A Story of Music and Loss, By Nick Coleman
Suggested Topics Unexpected losses and self-contemplation traditionally go together. So when Nick Coleman, a middle-aged music lover and critic, formerly of this paper, lost hearing function in one ear, his entire relationship with his life's most
Tags: United Kingdom, london, music, noise, Fluxus, Japanese music, Entertainment Culture, No Wave, Industrial music
Don't Techno for an Answer: Noise Legends Noise Nomads and Lazy Magnet to Play Dino's Tomorrow, Jan. 26
Well, I'm not sure if any of those exists, but I do know that a certain combination of tones can cause a woman to start her period , and the man who claims to have mastered this is playing in Nashville this Thursday at Dino's. Jeff Hartford lives in
Tags: lazy magnet, noise nomads, dino, nashville, African American music, Image noise, Harris, noise, Techno
Interview with Blut: Drop Out And Kill
The band's warped vision of psychedelic extremity feeds into an overall perspective that is disaffected and hinting at a core of cerebral violence. Such as it is, their motto, Drop out and fucking kill, fits them well. Over the course of several
Tags: incurable pain, Black metal, Newark, F***** Up, music, noise, Fluxus, Japanese music, Entertainment Culture, No Wave
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