Author: Anneke

Sun City Girls – Pelican 92

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sold outThis Post-Materialization cassette is a re-release of the Sun City Girls’ Pelican 92 cassette, which was originally published on Alan Bishop’s Abduction label in 1993. The cassette contains selected live recordings by Scott Colburn of the Sun City Girls’ 1992 US tour with Thinking Fellers Union Local 282.
The Sun City Girls were formed in 1979 in Phoenix, Arizona and consisted from 1981 to 2007 of Alan Bishop, Richard Bishop and Charlie Gocher. Their music and live performances were a hallucinatory mix of…

Smegma – Self-titled

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New from Post-Materialization Music, St. Petersburg: Smegma – Self-titled Smegma (a pun on the French band Magma) started in Pasadena in 1973. A couple of friends – none of them having had any formal musical training – got together and formed an experimental band on November 23rd of that year. Influenced by artists, thinkers and…

Hanatarash – Eye Condom Cassex Assette

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sold outThe legendary Japanese noise band Hanatarash was formed by Yamantaka Eye and Mitsuru Tabata in Osaka in 1984. Their live shows with the unpredictable and machinery wielding Yamantaka Eye as a frontman were such violent and dangerous events that they were soon banned from most Japanese venues. This Post-Materialization Music cassette is a re-release of a cassette that Philipp Volokitin put out on his Monopolka label from St…
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New from Post-Materialization Music, St. Petersburg

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New from Post-Materialization Music, St. Petersburg: Various – My Home Is My Castle This Post-Materialization Music edition is a re-release of a cassette dedicated to the first generation of post-soviet hometapers. The original cassette was released and distributed through Elephantboy zine in 1998. This re-issue – of which only 50 copies were made from the…

New in: herman de vries – the music of sound 3

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New from Slowscan: herman de vries – the music of sound 3   Herman de Vries (1931), who prefers to have his name spelled ‘herman de vries’ to avoid hierarchy in capital and lower case letters, was trained as a gardener in the early 1950s. After a spell as an agricultural worker in France, De…

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