Guitly C., Pato . Split

Guilty C. has been chopping noises and hairy infants in the funeral mountains of the Nara prefecture for quite a while now, leading an errant life among vegetable dumplings, agoraphobic trees and necrophagous cunts. “Rest In Peace In Town” on the Circle side is the last blow of the paraplegic sword art mastered to overcome his incommensurable fights against the castrate humongous pot-bellied pig’s mafia and the dolphin men’s despotic oppression towards self-taught illiterates, producers of infected fair trade papaya and empowerment in clinical practice.
Brain dead for 3 years after attacking the Undertaker with an ax while trying to water his datura field with a foam extinguisher on the threshold of a new world, Pato survived his lethal wounds thanks to a nano chip interfacing with his cerebral tissues and developped in secret by his Formula 1 team during an internship as cabine crew member for an Afghanistan lowcost airline company. Mixing TO7 computers, modified Boeing A320 aircrafts and manipulated spring sand of the Costa Brava, “Brace Brace” on the Triangle side was recorded after Pato’s recovery and rings out like a cursed sound fascination for squid and dragsters.
The exogalactic overriding aorta artwork of this new LPM publication was entirely designed by the fireproof genius Zeke S. Clough and printed in Risograph by Manymono in London. Cut as usual so far by Rashad Becker at Duplates Berlin.

Solid white 7″ with b/w labels, 45rpm, ltd.300ex.,
hand-stamped & numbered, 3-colour Risograph artprints, 10eur

Guilty C.: www.myspace.com/guiltyconnector666

Pato: www.patooo.net

Zeke S. Clough: www.zekeclough.com

Manymono: www.manymono.com

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Government Alpha, Evil Moisture – Various Artists . Split

Petrol drilling machine driver Yasutoshi Yoshida (aka Government Alpha) leaves his off-shore extraction platform on the Gabonese territory for 4’50min of furious steamroller for gap-toothed old ladies on the Bomb! side, wrecking on his way the last dwarf mongooses’ community who survived the Bulgaro-Christian deforestation in 62 before Judas-Christ. Mr Clean’s nephew Evil Moisture (aka Andy Bolus) fills up his bento box on the Skull side with decomposing Halal meat, contaminated blood dressing and varicose veins. Hand-stamped and numbered innersleeve, 5-panel silkscreened cover designed and masticated in South Tyrol by crippaXXXalmqvist with the help of Anna Lilia Konishchev, printed at La Commissure in Paris. Mastering by Rashad Becker at Dubplates, Berlin

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ANTOINE CHESSEX / ARNAUD RIVIERE : SPLIT 7

My one- and only- criticism of this release is that it’s limited to only 300 copies. (though I get to keep my promo) The artwork is stunning – someone knows what they are doing! A coarse and beautiful silkscreen sleeve which could have been a woodcut, the disk itself clear, with ”clever” labels identifying the polish and pill sides respectively. You can check this out on the website (and hear mp3 extracts which saves me detailed description) – of Le Petit Mignon “a gallery and a music label located in the mighty specialist of experimental and avant-garde music record store Staalplaat” Which explains the quality? Just in case you might think its all packaging – well no- the two pieces complement each other and the whole production. Antoine Chessex’s sax sounds like an alarm until its swamped in HWN – in which tide it rises and falls, Arnaud Rivière’s electronics are equally brilliant and harsh – though much more sporadic. I should also name check designer, printer and regurgitater
Mounir Jatoum of La Commissure & mastering by Rashad Becker at Dubplates. Vital does not give stars – so I’ll say 5, and I’m just left wondering how and why Frans let this one go. I could say much more regarding the detail of both the sound and whole production but just end by saying as clearly as I can if anyone is into noise or art or just beautiful things – get this or weep. (jliat) (FDW) Vital Weekly 689

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