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Machine Language by The Alpha Plan
In the Zone by the Alpha Plan
Your future is a junk bond loan, say monochrome media monotones datadumping grimbytes by paramilitary drone on the front step of your no deposit home. They own the bones that walk you round this horrordrome from when you’re small til when you’re grown and all your neural circuits blown whence your flesh is soft sweet …
Ambient Terror by the Alpha Plan
a doom pulse on the downbeat a scream loop on the repeat a third chance then you’re dead meat your face sweats wax with cold heat tribal thunder in the echo chamber of your heart your chest a hollow drum coming apart today is finished before you even start stay under cover if you’re even …
Das Phaedrus “Ditch”
Sammys, 1991
Age of Dog “Gillespie”
1992, Crown Hotel, Dunedin.
Never mind the butter, here’s the ex-Pistols
I am an agriculturalist, I am an anarchist . . . dairy me.
Presenting the Bad Clowns?
As a general principle the idea of Mick Harvey leaving the Bad Seeds would be a negative, but when his replacement is Ed Kuepper the situation becomes more complex, especially when the Laughing Clowns are back in town.
(Barbed) Wire
Just listened to one of the tracks from the new Wire album “One of us” – available as a free download. Still brilliant. Contributing to my theory that post punk music groups can (not always) survive middle age better than pre punk music groups.
Alpha Plan video from the archives . . .
David Kilgour at Arc, 13/9/07
I ventured out last night to the Arc, which is under “new” management (again.) It’s a good space but has struggled. I’m out of the loop with music at the moment as I have been engaged in different things in the last few years. David Kilgour was playing a solo set along with the duo …
Bailterspace?
The high ranking BailterSpace have some new mp3s on their MySpace page after many years of silence. My pick is Place of R. Some people like music to drive to. This is music to drive space freighters to.
Games People Play
Some interesting sounds have appeared on my desk lately. I discovered a copy of Roy Budd’s fantastic soundtrack to Get Carter and have been enjoying it a lot. It’s a great movie, starring Michael Caine in a career highlight, and the book it was adapted from (Jacks Return Home, by Ted Lewis) is a cracking …
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