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-André Pissoir at readings on her time
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‘fleetingly he adapted to discover stripping an moral that it’s realm has a most dulled deal in the myself created as purgatory so any advantage was a phenomena!’
-André Pissoir at readings on her time
fecundating life at the dawn of crushed cans point to his elsewhere
dull luck!
told of affairs he would walk with the few oxygens outside
moments promised traditional medicine
canine had blended and their room occurs trust as follows
the flow of exception ran out of numbers while she left…
O land of ours where our childhood passed
Like dreams in the shade of the orange-grove,
Among the almond-trees in the valleys –
Remember us now wandering
Among the thorns of the desert,
Wandering in rocky mountains;
Remember us now
In the tumult of cities beyond deserts and seas;
Remember us
With our eyes full of dust
That never clears in our ceaseless wandering. (Jabra 1974, 227)
The cities break up
The earth is a train of dust
Only love
Knows how to marry this space. (Adonis 1984, 163)
Babalith (myspace)
Le Musqueé du Pape Femme (mistura de Musqué com Mosqueé), é uma viagem no tempo e no espaço oriental, conduzida pelo timbre característico ao Dark Ambient, em que as areias dos desertos se misturam com a aridez eléctrica das novas, apáticas e transcendentais percepções ocidentais, ressalvando o foco nas suas obsessões paralelas.
Phallucifer Babalith é uma identidade fictícia que representa um projecto de terrorismo artístico dentro dos muitos campos da arte, e poderão encontrá-lo, se o já não encontraram, sob os trajes de um vagabundo, aquecendo as mãos numa fogueira de notas.
Abandono-vos.
Que possam desfrutar de uma bizarra viagem.
Babalith
Illustrations (cover, back cover, disc, booklet1) , gifs (babalith I,II) e vídeo (devil song), Ruela, 2009
Le Musqueé du Pape Femme, Babalith, 2009
Vultures - Anthony Donovan - electronics and prepared zither, Matt Chilton - Laptop, Dan Beattie -Guitar, Will Connor - Percussion and objects. Mixing free improvisation and dark ambient drone-based music with home-made instruments and electro/acoustics, Vultures music is further enhanced by the live manipulation of the resulting sounds. Building ever-changing layers, they create an aural tapestry of great depth and richness.
The Messy Anne Trio Steve Beresford - Piano, Javier Carmona - Drums and percussion, Dave Tucker - Bass.Ex-Fall guitarist and mainstay of the London Improvisers Orchestra, Dave Tucker here takes up his other love, the bass, in a recently formed trio with two of the leading figures from the London improvised music scene. Steve Beresford’s adroit and intelligent piano playing matched with Javier Carmona’s inventive percussion work make up a constantly intriguing trio of rare melodic invention.
John Butcher - Saxophone, Pascal Marzan - Guitar. John Butcher is world renowned for the scope and inventiveness of his saxophone playing and French guitarist Pascal Marzan is a leading exponent of the nylon strung classical guitar in the improvising world. Surprisingly they have never played together before and this, their debut outing, is something of a coup for us. Two great musicians and a blank canvas.
No use.
The connection between the following events still eludes me:
The culprit had scampered off in an octagonal rage, leaving me in the meanwhile with a head swelled up to inconsiderate proportions. (The crime had been committed in the sub-cellar, in the frenzied digging earlier in the day.)
As I stretched my legs, I obstructed the traffic near the bin of mandarin oranges, and customers lumbered swervingly aside.
The first thing I had noticed?
I had been bitten by a spider.