COIL – How To Destroy Angels I have placed up ‘Halloween’ by P.W. Barnabas up on a KYPP previously, as I have also done so for the ‘How To Destroy Angels’ music by Coil. This year though both are together on one KYPP post. Take a seat, listen to ‘How To Destroy Angels’ and read […]
Assassins Of Hope – Slowmotion Suicide An old cassette release by Assassins Of Hope is uploaded tonight, the only official release that the band sold at gigs. The songs recorded on this one sided cassette tape are as rough as old boots, a screaming holocaust of noise and a whirlwind of shouty vocals. I like […]
Indebted to Alberto Diez for supplying me with this rare footage of the earliest incarnation of Psychic TV. It is quite an extraordinary piece of history for Psychic T.V and Throbbing Gristle followers. Thank you Alberto. Below is a review from Steve of the Muh Mur blog who was there on the night. Thanking him […]
I have been to visit Rockaway Park / All The Madmen which is based at Temple Cloud, a small village in Somerset, four times now. Once in 2011, once in 2012, once in 2013 and earlier this year in April, coinciding with Mark’s birthday, and the birthday of my son. Both born on the same […]
Another Green World side 1 Another Green World side 2 Another Green World, a band named after the seminal Eno album from 1975, were Paul Chousmer and Dan Carpenter. This duo were also members of Webcore, at the same time. In Webcore, Paul was on the keyboards, and Dan was the saxophone player. Based in […]
KUKL – side 1 KUKL – side 2 A very rare cassette tape by KUKL featuring future Sugarcube and now respected solo artist Bjork. This KUKL performance was recorded in September 1984 somewhere in Paris and was released on VISA / Rebel Flux cassettes in 1985. KUKL were an Icelandic group created in Reykjavik in […]
The Apostles at L.M.C The Mob at L.M.C First there was a cassette. The Apostles and The Mob recorded on a cassette recorder from the audience. The cassette was available in 1983 via Larry Peterson’s Cause For Concern cassette tape label. This cassette tape label generally veered towards industrial experimental music, more so than punk […]
The Mob’s last performance with the Mark, Curtis and Josef line up, recorded off of the sound desk at Doncaster Co-Op on the 19th November 1983. The Mob were supported for the night by Chumbawumba, Passion Killers, a band that included a Chumbawumba member, and Benjamin Zephaniah. This is a wonderful, powerful and intense performance […]
Anyone who has had even a vague love of punk music over the last thirty five years will know The Cravats or, at least, be aware of their existence. Championed by John Peel with four sessions, releases on Small Wonder and Crass; the sax-riddled, bass-laden weirdness, the humour, the love of Dada and the infamous […]
M: Hey Tony, hello there. So is this the first issue of RT you did in 76? D: Yeah, it’s the first one. Nov 76, it came out. M: In Nov 76. So what… what made you do this? I mean, you obviously… How old were you in 1976, if you don’t me asking? D: […]
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