[Video] Controlled Bleeding – Red Stigmata

Perhaps too diverse for their own good, Controlled Bleeding were very comfortable working in everything from harsh noise to nearly danceable beat music which fit in well with the Wax Trax! Records crowd.

This track, however, is the one which left the longest impression for me. It reminds me more of a Gothic take on progressive rock, and it’s a vein I wish the band would have tapped more, because it really caught them at their best.

I’m absolutely thrilled to know that Paul Lemos has soldiered on, but it’s quite a bitter loss knowing that Joe Papa and Chris Moriarty have moved on to their great reward.

[Podcast] ‘Queasy Listening 20150126’ by Cloudy Grey

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Queasy Listening 20150126 by Cloudy Grey on Mixcloud

If you are a fan of post-Industrial avant-garde music, Cloudy Grey is going to be mandatory listening for you. Their ‘Queasy Listening’ series is an amazing walk back in time, and is doing a fine job hipping the kids to newer artists as well.

With so many amazing podcasts, it’s time to consider interviewing a few of these people for more exposure.

[Sample] Philip Jeck – Suite: Live In Liverpool

https://bandcamp.com/EmbeddedPlayer/album=3842496064/size=large/bgcol=ffffff/linkcol=0687f5/tracklist=false/transparent=true/

When I was collecting CDs from the legendary Touch Records label out of England, I came across the work of turntablist (for lack of a more appropriate term, as old vinyl records are his weapons of choice) Philip Jeck. The man was an alchemist as far as I was concerned, but I lost track of his releases about 6 years ago or so.

Thanks to my good friend Qualo Infinity, who posts scores of great music onto his Facebook page (both his own and others’) for enlightening me to this release.