Belgium's EE Tapes is still going strong, having just released a great CD by Dieter Müh. This is an early release by them, covering a wide field of experimental music.
Tuesday, April 9, 2019
Sunday, April 7, 2019
Home-Made Music For Home-Made People Vol. 7: "Sexy But Chic" / Ode To Samantha Fox (Soft Blend) (cassette, Insane Music, 1990)
Following the previous post, I thought, why not the other part? This one is not indexed, it gave me a headache
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
Home-Made Music For Home-Made People Vol. 8: "Sexy But Chic" / Ode To Samantha Fox (Harsh Blend) (cassette, Insane Music, 1990)
A lovely compilation poking fun at a beauty. Includes all the inserts... not safe for work I believe is the word people use in such a case
Sunday, March 31, 2019
Thursday, March 28, 2019
Ondergeniepig - Aanvang 8 Uur (cassette, 198?)
I posted some other release by this weirdo rock music group, from Rotterdam I believe. This is a very short cassette.
not on Discogs
Monday, March 25, 2019
Discussiestukken Van De Stalinistische School (cassette, WW Tapes WC 11, 198?)
I posted quite a bit of tapes by Dutch punk band Second Auschwitz, the band of Jan van den Einden. He was very active in the first half of the 80s in Helmond, a small Dutch city down south. He was also a writer and recorded a bunch of Dada inspired spoken word tapes. I guess that is where this comes in; people talking about communism and a bit of music from old records. Is it serious? I wouldn't know. Not on Discogs. Released on Van Den Eijnden's own WW Tapes. His letters were always very insulting and very funny. I wonder what became of him!
Sunday, March 24, 2019
Randy Greif - Live In Los Angeles 3-13-87 (cassette, Swinging Axe Productions)
"Since the mid 1970's, Randy Greif has been pushing the boundaries of auditory arts, often incorporating electronic, computer and concrete music with spoken word, "sound theater", and field recordings. Location recordings in places such as Amazonia, New Guinea, and Thailand have found their way, often manipulated, into some of Greif's music, branding it as "tribal" electronics. Trademark styles are dense layers of atmospherics, cut-up vocals, and shifting minimal rhythms. "Dark" and "hallucinatory" are often used to describe the overall tone of his work." He was also a member of Static Effect and Stylus. Later on he released a bunch of CDs including 5 CDs with reading of Alice In Wonderland set to his music.
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