This was originally released in an edition of 100 as part of the Acid Mothers Temple Gold Disc Series (AMCD-021) in 2001. This is a ...

I've been lucky enough to be able to sit in the same room as Sir Rick whilst he plays guitar. Sitting on a chair in the middle of a...

Or to give it it's full title: "The Escape Of The Electrified Dermatologist Epitomises His Dissent With The Compromising Juxta...

On May 13, 2001, the Louisville Visual Arts Association's gallery at the Water Tower was host to the Keyhole ensemble. Most of t...

LP released on the mighty Eclipse Records in 2000. According to the back of the LP, 75% of Pelt (Patrick Best, Mike Gangloff and J...

The 13th release in the Monthly Hair Stylistics series that started in 2008. Mystery Disc

Two C66 tapes released on Clinton William's own Deepskin Conceptual Mindmusic label in 1992. AB CD

Four LP boxset released as part of a subscription series on Staalplaat in 1998. Nicked fron discogs: "Bryn Jones was not a pract...

V.R.N.L. (or Von Rechts Nach Lichts) reissued as an LP on Was Soll Das? Schallplatten in 2005. Originally the outfit's second releas...

LP on Selektion from 1984. Distrust

Seht is the work of Stephen Clover. His (probably hibernating) myspace page contains the quote "Seht will play the same note so quietl...

2002 cdr co-released on Palindrone and Antony Milton's PseudoArcana . This was originally commissioned and created for the 'Conne...

LP and 3" cdr released on Digitalis Recordings in 2009 in an edition of 150. HRRY

2001 release ... as part of the Acid Mothers Temple Platinum Disc Series [AMTCD-002]. "Cotton Casino and Higashi Hiroshi, the synth-...

2003 release ... part of the Acid Mothers Temple Platinum Disc Series [AMTCD-009]. Charlie's Pardons

Two ten boid action. No Pony

Same year, definately Boid. Final Violent Shit

Same year, still probably on Boid. I Hate Your Dream

2010 no label cdr (although it is probably on Boid) from the prolific master of spontaneously created noise. Just in case you missed Thro...

CD released on The Smack Shire in 2004. Surely no explanation needed! gardens...what is it good for?