Wednesday, April 29, 2009
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Saturday, April 11, 2009
Stiphnoyds moms a fake dads a failure
The Stiphnoyds "Mom's a Fake, Dad's a Failure"
Performance from 10-29-79 & movie Northwest Passage.
Produced by Mike Lastra
Labels:
early punk pioneers,
live shows
First Communion Afterparty cross me
First Communion Afterparty "Cross Me"
First Communion Afterparty performing Cross Me at the Bluffland Bloom & Brew in La Crosse, WI on March 29, 2008.
Friday, April 10, 2009
Band of Susans now is now
Band of Susans "Now is Now"
"Now is Now" song from Band of Susans' The Word and the Flesh album, Restless Records, 1991. (Permissions: This Distortiontruth account is the official Youtube account for Band of Susans.)
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Metalux at Congress Theater
Metalux at Congress Theater
m.v. carbon, j. graf, twig harper perform at the congress theater, chicago, IL
Labels:
art punk,
girl punk,
live shows,
noise band
Algebra Suicide boys in bed
Algebra Suicide "boys in bed"
This wasn't trying to "be music", but was simply avant garde poetry with musical background accompaniment. She was a beautiful genius, lads! Think of Patti Smith with a saucier smile.
A poetry-music duo from Chicago that were together from 1983 to 1993. From Trouser Press [Ira Robbins] -
Of the many vocalist/instrumentalist duos to emerge in and around the new wave, this Chicago team was quite unique, a fascinating marriage of Don Hedeker's music and Lydia Tomkiw's poetry.
Over the course of its career, Algebra Suicide flirted with pop forms and occasionally shared stylistic ground with both Laurie Anderson and the Velvet Underground but never wavered from its own individual path.
Labels:
art punk,
avant garde,
Chicage,
poets
THE CARS hello again Andy Warhol mix
The Cars "Hello Again" (1984)
Banned from MTV. Directed by Andy Warhol.
The music's not really "punk", more new wave disco sludge, but the director and the attitude is pure punk rebellion.
Labels:
Andy Warhol,
new wave punk
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
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