Yes The Experimental Music Jam is Happening tommorow.

Bring whatever you want I do suggest long cords and a small mixing
board if you have one also Power strips.

At the Cone Gallery 1324 Grand Ave Phoenix az 85007

Il start around 8 whoever else wants to play Il keep the doors open
till 12:00 then Im going to the Bikini and have a few or more.

Guests that dont play are asked to donate $3
(beer money for the rest of us)

If anyone has a mini cd recorder or anything to record with that would
be great.  We have a great blacklight art show up right now so the
place looks great.

I am trying to get in touch with John Luna of Nyarlathotep I lost most
of my adress book.
He left me a voice mail last week but it was garbled so I dont know
what he wanted. If any one knows how I could get hold of him please let
me know.

Jack

You guys are on for sure! Check out the 'IT'S GONNA BE GROOVY AT THE
CONE GALLERY BABY!' post

Sorry for not responding, I thought I did! ekkk!

It's going to be great having 'TOO CUTE' join us!

hugs
Kathy


--- In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "sequetious"
<SEQUETIOUS@a...> wrote:
> Dan and/or Kathy.
>
> I tried to email both of you about first friday and I haven't gotten
a
> response.  I'm not sure if I have the correct email addresses for you
> now that the website has changed.  Let me know if you got my emails,
> and if you did get them, let me know if we're on or off.
>
> Thanks!

BO-FEST-O5
JUNE 3RD & 4TH, 2005
FRIDAY & SATURDAY 6PM. - 2AM.
SATURDAY AFTER HOURS PARTY FROM 2AM. TO 4AM.

CONE GALLERY
1324 GRAND AVENUE,
PHOENIX ARIZONA 85007

"""ALL BLACK LIGHT ART SHOW!"""

$3 FRIDAY NIGHT ART & MUSIC

Psychedillia by Experimental Masters:
CONGABRAIN ~ SPACEFLY ~ INSERT TOOLING & TOO CUTE!

Featuring:

Black Light Artist Extraordinaire ~ TOM COOPER!
Paint-n-Press-it ~ Black Light Art by ~ DR. P. DIRTY
Glow-n-the-Dark Art ~ LUIS GUTIERREZ
Fine Art Illustration ~ Cone Gallery Curator ~ KATHLEEN D. CONE
The Temple of Resolve ~ Sage MARK ROBERT
Photography ~ C.R. Vavrek
Collage ~ Ralph Brekan

$5 ~ SATURDAY NIGHT BANDS!

~ THE COMPLAINIACS ~ ANDREW JACKSON JIHAD ~ ROMONA QUIMBY'S BIG
ADVENTURE 2005 ~ Starring the 'MADCAPS' * Christina Nun ya bizness
& 'HELL ON HEELS' *Katie Rose Her Boat ashore! ~ THEE ILLUMINATIX ~
COITUS ~ GREY MATTER & MORE!

$3 ~ SATURDAY AFTER HOURS PARTY!

DANCE TO THE ECLECTIC GROOVE OF D.J.UGLY!

Espresso ~ Popcorn ~ Soda & Fun!
Numero Uno Pizza from BENNY & VINEY
Euro Cafe Food at the Paisley Violin

Leave a Bo-fest-05 flyer on the dashboard of your car
for free parking at 'The Desert Sun Hotel'

IT'S GONNA BE GROOVY AT THE CONE GALLERY BABY!

www.conegallery.net

Dan and/or Kathy.

I tried to email both of you about first friday and I haven't gotten a
response.  I'm not sure if I have the correct email addresses for you
now that the website has changed.  Let me know if you got my emails,
and if you did get them, let me know if we're on or off.

Thanks!

hey man!

Sorry brotha i can't make it down tonight it sounds
fun!  I have some software for you though fruity
tracks and loops and recycle reactor soft synths for
pc   and loads of others!!!

See you soon!
Spacefly
--- Dan <congabrain@...> wrote:
> Yes The Experimental Music Jam is Happening
> tommorow.
>
> Bring whatever you want I do suggest long cords and
> a small mixing
> board if you have one also Power strips.
>
> At the Cone Gallery 1324 Grand Ave Phoenix az 85007
>
> Il start around 8 whoever else wants to play Il keep
> the doors open
> till 12:00 then Im going to the Bikini and have a
> few or more.
>
> Guests that dont play are asked to donate $3
> (beer money for the rest of us)
>
> Personally Ive been working on some new stuff and I
> would like to play
> it for everyone to get there opinions no matter how
> painful.
>
> Its just some sound sketches at this point but I
> would really like
> some feedback.
>
>
>
>
>



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----- Ohttp://www.arrl.org/hamfests.html#listingriginal Message -----

From: david wright

To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, May 20, 2005 12:48 PM

Subject: Re: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave

hey everyone-

 

really - hamfests. there are tons especially you all in the phoenix area.

i can even get some information for you. there is an az ham yahoo group

but since it nevere covered tuscon... and well i love listen to old timers

talk about... their exwives i had to get off it.

 

if some old timer thinks your going to use a ham radio and that you have

 a small intrest in ham hes really going to help you out. at least ive had

that luck over the years. old timers are very impressed when younger

people showi ntrest in thechnology that is outdated 40 years ago.

 

with the tube radios your not only getting KILLER PREAMPS alot of the

time, your getting BFO/VFA (oscilators),  filters, XTAL and antennae

receiving, strange chanels youd neverh ear, the chance to spray

keyboard cleaner on it and change the channel, etc... your choice of

putting an antennae up on your roof toscare the neighbnors and listen

to IRAN - or the choce to just listen to your refridgerator's frequencies

picke dup on lower channels.

 

YEAH your gona end up spending 200-500$ for a REAL NICE radio

I agree it's COOL TO BE POOR but - not with radio reception! :)

 

if someone said - dave - you need to get a new radio, your halicrafter

looks beat up (it was! it wsa used in WWII on a b52 bomber) i would

definetly get a COLLINS - one of the more fully stocked tube ones

 

dave wright

tube audiophile

 

p s

one thin to NOT look for is I doubt any of you are going to be TRANCEIVING, you no

longer need a ham licsence. but do you really plan on talkin all through the night

each night in code to old tiomers in trailors scattered aro und the desert? ok maybe

you wioll! have fun! but tranceiver is gona cost you a lot more

 

 

psps

 

black FREESTYLE! my 8bit side project is playin modified next week

with some french band dat politics - come on out if you wana see my

screaming in a bobba fett helmet, gameboy though tube amp and

addidads pants

 

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Aaron Thompson

To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, May 20, 2005 7:34 AM

Subject: Re: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave

I'd hate to sound like an ass for suggesting this, but maybe you can find something on ebay, even though the chances are that they might not work at all. As for finding one, try looking at a place that repairs things like electronics, tv's, stereos, and the like. That's where my friend found himself a tr 606.

 

-Aaron

----- Original Message -----

From: sequetious

To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 5:02 PM

Subject: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave

So, the tube ones are really better than the 70s Zenith solid state
ones?  I have only used the solid state ones, and they are hard to
get all messy in between stations.  I would imagine that is where
the old tube shortwave radios are better.  No signal locking
circuitry, so you can get the sideband distortion that sounds so
neato.  Where would one find out about these ham radio swap meets?

--- In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "Dan"
<congabrain@y...> wrote:
> Thanks for the Info Il look in to some of the ham meets sounds
like
> fun. I had an old 70's portable but it broke on me and I cant
decide
> if its worth fixing. I would like something that gets more
stations.
>
> --In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "david wright"
> <bastardita@h...> wrote:
> > your gona do yourself  a favor buy actualy investing in a real
> > nice boat anchor - being in arizona there is a large ham radio
> community
> > and i recomend checking ham meets/swaps - or checking ebay
> > the halicrafter sx-28 is what i use and it is an endless source
of
> sound
> > try to stick with tubes - try to stick with collins or
halicrafter
> > try to stick with something you can barely pick up!
> >
> > dave
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: sequetious
> >   To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 10:05 AM
> >   Subject: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave
> >
> >
> >   Dan, check the thrift stores.  I have actually never seen a
> shortwave
> >   here at a thrift store, but every other town I've lived in has
> them. 
> >   You could also look at that big antique mall off of cactus and
I-
> 17. 
> >   The last time I was there they had a couple of big old
> Hallicrafters,
> >   and something else.  They'll be a lot more expensive though.
> >
> >   So, is the third friday happenning tomorrow night?  I'm
bringing
> a
> >   friend if it is going to happen.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > -----------------------------------------------------------------
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> -----------
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> >     arizonaexperimentalmusic-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
> >      
> >     c.. Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms
> of Service.

----- Original Message -----

From: Aaron Thompson

To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, May 20, 2005 7:34 AM

Subject: Re: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave

I'd hate to sound like an ass for suggesting this, but maybe you can find something on ebay, even though the chances are that they might not work at all. As for finding one, try looking at a place that repairs things like electronics, tv's, stereos, and the like. That's where my friend found himself a tr 606.

 

-Aaron

----- Original Message -----

From: sequetious

To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 5:02 PM

Subject: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave

So, the tube ones are really better than the 70s Zenith solid state
ones?  I have only used the solid state ones, and they are hard to
get all messy in between stations.  I would imagine that is where
the old tube shortwave radios are better.  No signal locking
circuitry, so you can get the sideband distortion that sounds so
neato.  Where would one find out about these ham radio swap meets?

--- In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "Dan"
<congabrain@y...> wrote:
> Thanks for the Info Il look in to some of the ham meets sounds
like
> fun. I had an old 70's portable but it broke on me and I cant
decide
> if its worth fixing. I would like something that gets more
stations.
>
> --In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "david wright"
> <bastardita@h...> wrote:
> > your gona do yourself  a favor buy actualy investing in a real
> > nice boat anchor - being in arizona there is a large ham radio
> community
> > and i recomend checking ham meets/swaps - or checking ebay
> > the halicrafter sx-28 is what i use and it is an endless source
of
> sound
> > try to stick with tubes - try to stick with collins or
halicrafter
> > try to stick with something you can barely pick up!
> >
> > dave
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: sequetious
> >   To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 10:05 AM
> >   Subject: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave
> >
> >
> >   Dan, check the thrift stores.  I have actually never seen a
> shortwave
> >   here at a thrift store, but every other town I've lived in has
> them. 
> >   You could also look at that big antique mall off of cactus and
I-
> 17. 
> >   The last time I was there they had a couple of big old
> Hallicrafters,
> >   and something else.  They'll be a lot more expensive though.
> >
> >   So, is the third friday happenning tomorrow night?  I'm
bringing
> a
> >   friend if it is going to happen.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > -----------------------------------------------------------------
--
> -----------
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> >
> >     a.. To visit your group on the web, go to:
> >     http://groups.yahoo.com/group/arizonaexperimentalmusic/
> >      
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> >     arizonaexperimentalmusic-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
> >      
> >     c.. Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms
> of Service.

I wouldn't think that makes you sound like an ass.  I think Dan's
hoping to go someplace and "score" a shortwave radio.  That's always
hard to predict.  I'm positive one could be acquired on Ebay, but
finding one at an old fart's rummage sale for 25¢ would be so much
cooler.  Especially if it was an old tube boat anchor.  My shortwave,
in case anyone cares was from Radio Shack.  It's little and solid
state.  It works pretty well, but like most shortwaves, the reception
is almost totally wiped out during daylight hours....

----- Original Message -----

From: sequetious

To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 5:02 PM

Subject: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave

So, the tube ones are really better than the 70s Zenith solid state
ones?  I have only used the solid state ones, and they are hard to
get all messy in between stations.  I would imagine that is where
the old tube shortwave radios are better.  No signal locking
circuitry, so you can get the sideband distortion that sounds so
neato.  Where would one find out about these ham radio swap meets?

--- In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "Dan"
<congabrain@y...> wrote:
> Thanks for the Info Il look in to some of the ham meets sounds
like
> fun. I had an old 70's portable but it broke on me and I cant
decide
> if its worth fixing. I would like something that gets more
stations.
>
> --In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "david wright"
> <bastardita@h...> wrote:
> > your gona do yourself  a favor buy actualy investing in a real
> > nice boat anchor - being in arizona there is a large ham radio
> community
> > and i recomend checking ham meets/swaps - or checking ebay
> > the halicrafter sx-28 is what i use and it is an endless source
of
> sound
> > try to stick with tubes - try to stick with collins or
halicrafter
> > try to stick with something you can barely pick up!
> >
> > dave
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: sequetious
> >   To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 10:05 AM
> >   Subject: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave
> >
> >
> >   Dan, check the thrift stores.  I have actually never seen a
> shortwave
> >   here at a thrift store, but every other town I've lived in has
> them. 
> >   You could also look at that big antique mall off of cactus and
I-
> 17. 
> >   The last time I was there they had a couple of big old
> Hallicrafters,
> >   and something else.  They'll be a lot more expensive though.
> >
> >   So, is the third friday happenning tomorrow night?  I'm
bringing
> a
> >   friend if it is going to happen.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > -----------------------------------------------------------------
--
> -----------
> >   Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >     a.. To visit your group on the web, go to:
> >     http://groups.yahoo.com/group/arizonaexperimentalmusic/
> >      
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> >     arizonaexperimentalmusic-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
> >      
> >     c.. Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms
> of Service.

So, the tube ones are really better than the 70s Zenith solid state
ones?  I have only used the solid state ones, and they are hard to
get all messy in between stations.  I would imagine that is where
the old tube shortwave radios are better.  No signal locking
circuitry, so you can get the sideband distortion that sounds so
neato.  Where would one find out about these ham radio swap meets?

--- In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "Dan"
<congabrain@y...> wrote:
> Thanks for the Info Il look in to some of the ham meets sounds
like
> fun. I had an old 70's portable but it broke on me and I cant
decide
> if its worth fixing. I would like something that gets more
stations.
>
> --In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "david wright"
> <bastardita@h...> wrote:
> > your gona do yourself  a favor buy actualy investing in a real
> > nice boat anchor - being in arizona there is a large ham radio
> community
> > and i recomend checking ham meets/swaps - or checking ebay
> > the halicrafter sx-28 is what i use and it is an endless source
of
> sound
> > try to stick with tubes - try to stick with collins or
halicrafter
> > try to stick with something you can barely pick up!
> >
> > dave
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: sequetious
> >   To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 10:05 AM
> >   Subject: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave
> >
> >
> >   Dan, check the thrift stores.  I have actually never seen a
> shortwave
> >   here at a thrift store, but every other town I've lived in has
> them.
> >   You could also look at that big antique mall off of cactus and
I-
> 17.
> >   The last time I was there they had a couple of big old
> Hallicrafters,
> >   and something else.  They'll be a lot more expensive though.
> >
> >   So, is the third friday happenning tomorrow night?  I'm
bringing
> a
> >   friend if it is going to happen.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > -----------------------------------------------------------------
--
> -----------
> >   Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >     a.. To visit your group on the web, go to:
> >     http://groups.yahoo.com/group/arizonaexperimentalmusic/
> >
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> >     arizonaexperimentalmusic-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
> >
> >     c.. Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms
> of Service.

Thanks for the Info Il look in to some of the ham meets sounds like
fun. I had an old 70's portable but it broke on me and I cant decide
if its worth fixing. I would like something that gets more stations.

--In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "david wright"
<bastardita@h...> wrote:
> your gona do yourself  a favor buy actualy investing in a real
> nice boat anchor - being in arizona there is a large ham radio
community
> and i recomend checking ham meets/swaps - or checking ebay
> the halicrafter sx-28 is what i use and it is an endless source of
sound
> try to stick with tubes - try to stick with collins or halicrafter
> try to stick with something you can barely pick up!
>
> dave
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: sequetious
>   To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 10:05 AM
>   Subject: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave
>
>
>   Dan, check the thrift stores.  I have actually never seen a
shortwave
>   here at a thrift store, but every other town I've lived in has
them.
>   You could also look at that big antique mall off of cactus and I-
17.
>   The last time I was there they had a couple of big old
Hallicrafters,
>   and something else.  They'll be a lot more expensive though.
>
>   So, is the third friday happenning tomorrow night?  I'm bringing
a
>   friend if it is going to happen.
>
>
>
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------
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>
>     a.. To visit your group on the web, go to:
>     http://groups.yahoo.com/group/arizonaexperimentalmusic/
>
>     b.. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
>     arizonaexperimentalmusic-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
>
>     c.. Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms
of Service.

I love thrift stores Yes the jam is happening.

--- In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "sequetious"
<SEQUETIOUS@a...> wrote:
> Dan, check the thrift stores.  I have actually never seen a
shortwave
> here at a thrift store, but every other town I've lived in has
them.
> You could also look at that big antique mall off of cactus and I-
17.
> The last time I was there they had a couple of big old
Hallicrafters,
> and something else.  They'll be a lot more expensive though.
>
> So, is the third friday happenning tomorrow night?  I'm bringing a
> friend if it is going to happen.

Yes The Experimental Music Jam is Happening tommorow.

Bring whatever you want I do suggest long cords and a small mixing
board if you have one also Power strips.

At the Cone Gallery 1324 Grand Ave Phoenix az 85007

Il start around 8 whoever else wants to play Il keep the doors open
till 12:00 then Im going to the Bikini and have a few or more.

Guests that dont play are asked to donate $3
(beer money for the rest of us)

Personally Ive been working on some new stuff and I would like to play
it for everyone to get there opinions no matter how painful.

Its just some sound sketches at this point but I would really like
some feedback.

----- Original Message -----

From: sequetious

To: arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 10:05 AM

Subject: [arizonaexperimentalmusic] Re: Shortwave

Dan, check the thrift stores.  I have actually never seen a shortwave
here at a thrift store, but every other town I've lived in has them. 
You could also look at that big antique mall off of cactus and I-17. 
The last time I was there they had a couple of big old Hallicrafters,
and something else.  They'll be a lot more expensive though.

So, is the third friday happenning tomorrow night?  I'm bringing a
friend if it is going to happen.

Dan, check the thrift stores.  I have actually never seen a shortwave
here at a thrift store, but every other town I've lived in has them.
You could also look at that big antique mall off of cactus and I-17.
The last time I was there they had a couple of big old Hallicrafters,
and something else.  They'll be a lot more expensive though.

So, is the third friday happenning tomorrow night?  I'm bringing a
friend if it is going to happen.

I need an old shortwave the type with a dial and a metal antenna not
digital. Mine broke.
Any one know where I might find one.? I like to use it as a noise
generator and run it through our old synths filters. Makes great
ambient sounds especially when you touch the antenna.

Tonite at modified dont miss it hes great.
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website?

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There will definitely be tickets at the door - the Tempe ticket sellers
didn't sell many, so there will be lots of tickets at the venue.  See you
all there!



Ben





PHOENIX NOISE FEST


SATURDAY, APRIL 16TH

@

5 P.M.


PERIHELION ARTS

1500 GRAND AVENUE (CORNER OF 15TH/GRAND/ROOSEVELT AVES)

PHOENIX, AZ 85007

PERIHELION PHONE 602.462.9120 SPEAK WITH AMY OR DOUGLAS

BEN BRUCATO, SHOW PROMOTER, PHONE 602.460.2480

CAN CALL EITHER NUMBER REGARDING TICKETS.


ADMISSION IS $15


FEATURING 11 NATIONAL ACTS:


Bastard Noise (CA), Sickness (CT), Emil Beaulieau (MA), Stimbox (CA), Steel
Hook Prosthesis (TX), As All Die (AZ), Goat (TX) Clew of Theseus (AZ),
Pedestrian Deposit (CA), Nyarlathotep (AZ), Manmilk (FL)


Event Master of Ceremonies:


The Cut Throat Freak Show




About the Performers:



Bastard Noise, born out of the ashes of West-Coast Power Violence pioneers
Man Is The Bastard, have been performing their own blend of American harsh
noise with tortured vocals for well over a decade and around 50 releases on
labels like Relapse, Vermiform, Groundfault, and more.  Traveling from Los
Angeles for their first performance under this moniker in Phoenix, Bastard
Noise is sure to attract much attention.

SICKNESS is the best example of the new American extreme cut-up noise sound.
With releases on RRR, Groundfault and his own Ninth Circle Music, Chris
Goudreau has evolved over many years, mastering his own craft and patenting
his own style of harsh noise.  SICKNESS has made many appearances at some of
the biggest festivals around the world in the past three years.  First Phx
appearance.

Emil Beaulieau, the Greatest American Noise Artist, owner and founder of
RRRecords in Massachusetts, has been the single-greatest influence on the
American noise scene over the past twenty years.  He is often credited as
bringing Japanese noise to America, but he also shaped a unique scene on
these shores.  So many dozens of releases under his belt, he stopped
counting years ago, he is best known for his engaging live performances,
rife with energy and humor.

Tim Oliviera, San Francisco's Harsh Noise label co-owner, has been churning
out psychedelic harsh noise under his Stimbox moniker for over ten years.
Dozens of releases have shown that Stimbox is consistent with his
trademark blend of grating harsh and synthesized textures.  He has performed
in many Bay Area festivals and on stages across the country and the globe.
First Phoenix appearance.

Goat is traveling from Texas to bring his renowned insane live act to
Phoenix.  Philosophy Shop owner Andy O'Sullivan's evil harsh noise has
punished scores of releases, but his trademark live performances that attack
the audience and end in obliteration within minutes have been the legend of
Goat.

Steel Hook Prosthesis, also from Texas, will take the Phoenix Noise Fest
into the depths of dark, cold power electronics.  His releases on L. White
Records, Pain Compliance, Beauty & Pain, Slaughter Productions and more have
shown that SHP is a diverse artist that blends power electronics and noise
with excellent results.

Pedestrian Deposit,The twisted, harsh brainchild of John Borges, will mark
the audience of Phoenix, by way of NorCal.  His harsh noise has shown
consistent progression on releases from Truculent Recordings, Hospital
Productions and others.

Manmilk, based in Tampa, is a one man assault of odd samples and hard
noise.
His live set is something to witness, as he actually destroys the tool he
uses when he performs. Releases on RPM Recordings, Beauty & Pain Recordings.

As All Die, based in Phoenix by way of Providence, RI, performs martial
industrial mixed with neofolk and harsh noise.  This Duo has releases on
Crowd Control Activities, Somnambulant, RRRecords, Foreshadow Blade Records
and more.

Clew of Theseus has been performing dark electronic destruction since 1996.
In the past few years, he has performed at the Oakland Noise Fest, Norcal
Noise Fest and the San Francisco Noise Fest.  Recent releases are on
Chondritic Sound, Solipsism, Harsh Noise and his own Cathartic Process
label. Ben Brucato rarely performs locally, aside from performing audio
destruction alongside the Cut Throat Freak Show at recent events, including
the Taste The Chaos Tour, this performance will be his first in Phoenix in
nearly two years.

Nyarlathotep, of Phoenix, has been producing a distorted amalgam of analog
and ritualistic power electronic for a decade.  Founding member, John Luna,
has collaborated with Bastard Noise, and the project has released two full
lengths filled with deep dark harsh textures. Live group is a wall of noise
and a wave of destruction.



The masters of ceremonies for the festival will be the Cut Throat Freak
Show.  This extreme side show act will entertain and dement the guests of
the Perihelion gallery between performances.


PERIHELION IS LOCATED NEXT DOOR TO THE BIKINI LOUNGE, PHOENIX'S OLDEST TIKI
BAR--21 & OVER ONLY

AND 2 DOORS DOWN FROM THE TRUNK SPACE MULTI-ARTS VENUE WITH FULL
NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINK MENU AND FULL COFFEE-BAR.

Thanks, Dan!!!
And yeah, hope to see everyone there. or um, here, I
should say!

Best,
Amy



--- Dan <congabrain@...> wrote:
>
> Cool Vic will be there so it should be fun and dont
> forget the
> Phoenix noise fest Saturday at Perihelion
>
> --- In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com,
> "sequetious"
> <SEQUETIOUS@a...> wrote:
> >
> > Alright!!! Hell yeah!
> >
> > I've been absent for the last two months, so that
> probably means
> the
> > entire crowd has changed again.  I'm soooo there.
> I have no new
> > toys ready because I thought it was next week, but
> I'll be there
> > with bells on nonetheless!!
> >
> > --- In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com,
> "congabrain1"
> > <congabrain1@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > ~ LeTS RaiSe the TaX NoiZe LeVeL ~ & RaTTLe SoMe
> CHaiNS ~ "There
> > is no
> > > constituency for tax simplification.""For nearly
> 65 years, the
> Tax
> > > Foundation has argued that the tax code should
> be simple,
> stable,
> > > neutral, & favorable to economic growth.""weed
> out needless
> > > complexity." OR"Congress won't abolish the
> outmoded AMT
> > because ... the
> > > more of the middle class it traps the more
> revenues it raises."
> > > &"...Washington will not act to reform the tax
> code until the
> > NoiZe
> > > LeVeL from average taxpayers becomes too great
> to ignore. It's
> > time to
> > > make TaX NoIZe!Cone Gallery1324 Grand
> AvenuePhoenix, Arizona
> > > 85007kcone@e... Friday, April 15th, 2005 8pm. -
> 2am.Free to
> > > all participating EXPeRMeNTaL
> MuSiCiaNS!Non-participating guests
> > $3!
>
>
>
>



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Cool Vic will be there so it should be fun and dont forget the
Phoenix noise fest Saturday at Perihelion

--- In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "sequetious"
<SEQUETIOUS@a...> wrote:
>
> Alright!!! Hell yeah!
>
> I've been absent for the last two months, so that probably means
the
> entire crowd has changed again.  I'm soooo there.  I have no new
> toys ready because I thought it was next week, but I'll be there
> with bells on nonetheless!!
>
> --- In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "congabrain1"
> <congabrain1@y...> wrote:
> >
> > ~ LeTS RaiSe the TaX NoiZe LeVeL ~ & RaTTLe SoMe CHaiNS ~ "There
> is no
> > constituency for tax simplification.""For nearly 65 years, the
Tax
> > Foundation has argued that the tax code should be simple,
stable,
> > neutral, & favorable to economic growth.""weed out needless
> > complexity." OR"Congress won't abolish the outmoded AMT
> because ... the
> > more of the middle class it traps the more revenues it raises."
> > &"...Washington will not act to reform the tax code until the
> NoiZe
> > LeVeL from average taxpayers becomes too great to ignore. It's
> time to
> > make TaX NoIZe!Cone Gallery1324 Grand AvenuePhoenix, Arizona
> > 85007kcone@e... Friday, April 15th, 2005 8pm. - 2am.Free to
> > all participating EXPeRMeNTaL MuSiCiaNS!Non-participating guests
> $3!

Alright!!! Hell yeah!

I've been absent for the last two months, so that probably means the
entire crowd has changed again.  I'm soooo there.  I have no new
toys ready because I thought it was next week, but I'll be there
with bells on nonetheless!!

--- In arizonaexperimentalmusic@yahoogroups.com, "congabrain1"
<congabrain1@y...> wrote:
>
> ~ LeTS RaiSe the TaX NoiZe LeVeL ~ & RaTTLe SoMe CHaiNS ~ "There
is no
> constituency for tax simplification.""For nearly 65 years, the Tax
> Foundation has argued that the tax code should be simple, stable,
> neutral, & favorable to economic growth.""weed out needless
> complexity." OR"Congress won't abolish the outmoded AMT
because ... the
> more of the middle class it traps the more revenues it raises."
> &"...Washington will not act to reform the tax code until the
NoiZe
> LeVeL from average taxpayers becomes too great to ignore. It's
time to
> make TaX NoIZe!Cone Gallery1324 Grand AvenuePhoenix, Arizona
> 85007kcone@e... Friday, April 15th, 2005 8pm. - 2am.Free to
> all participating EXPeRMeNTaL MuSiCiaNS!Non-participating guests
$3!