Duo comprising of Raye Caluori & Kevin Thorne, who met at the Throbbing Gristle gig at the YMCA, London on August 3rd 1979. This tape has various re-issues, this one is the version released by Cthulhu Records in 1985.
An interesting tape, which I sadly couldn't seperate into various tracks, so it comes unindexed. I never heard of any of these people: David Uu, Bill Bissette, Bp Nichol, and Sean o'Huigin/Ann Southam. Sound poetry from the sixties, as the title says.
Perhaps more a showcase of this label, who was primarily into releasing vinyl of rhythm oriented groups, but the inclusion of Portion Control's 'Raise The Pulse' is always good, a personal favorite here. Also 23Skidoo, Dormanny, 400 Blows, Data, Days At Sea and Poppy Fields.
Der Pilz is an early name used Lutz Pruditsch, who is now better known as Tarkatak, playing ambient drone music. Der Pilz is all a bit more rough, but quite nice.
More punk then! A fine compilation with Terveet Kadet (Finland), Bristles (Sweden), M.O.G. (Holland), Sound Of Disaster (Sweden), Vortex (Belgium), Doppelplusungut (West Germany), Stigmathe (Italy), Urlaub Im Rollstuhl )West Germany), Behind The Dikes (Holland), Larm (Holland), Afflict (Holland) and Echte Boter GVD (Holland). The label was from Belgium.
A pretty obscure tape submitted by Dr. Freakowitz, after triple checking it wasn't anywhere else, because we don't want to treat on any one toes, do we? This Fondation is not the same band as I posted before, that was Fondation. This band still has a website. From Utilisation Du Vieux Port we just know a few contributions to compilations, which actually seem Dutch. A pretty nice tape indeed, with artwork scans.
Anatomical Gift were R. Boutilier and L. Barton (also of City Of Worms) and Kollege 360 was Brett Bennett. A relatively obscure tape on Jeph Jerman's Big Body Parts label.