One of my favorite bands, one that I've featured many times before as well as releases from Ryan Moore (bass, drums, percussion, Twilight Circus Dub Sound System), Niels van Hoorn (saxophones, flute, bass flute, clarinets, gadgets that need to be blown), & Martijn de Kleer (guitars, fuzz bass, banjo, violon, exotic percussion, gadgets, string driven things-plucked, bowed, & processed) as well as side project The Tear Garden (with cEvin Key).
I realized I have rarely posted from the extensive catalogue of Edward Ka-Spel's (Prophet Qa-Spel, Qa'Sepel, Che Banana, D'Archangel) solo releases & that I had somehow never posted anything from LPD keyboardist & song-writer The Silverman (Phil Knight, Phil Harmonix). I am about to remedy that shortcoming now.
Between 1984-1990 Edward Ka-Spel released seven China Doll albums. Ka-Spel's solo output expanded on the sounds he had started along with LPD in 79. By 87 he had ventured into industial noise & experimental styles much beyond what he was doing in LPD. Eyes! China Doll & Laugh China Doll are a great accessible start into his sound. By 87s aaΔzhyd China Doll he had ventured into a darker adventurous industrial-psychedelic territory.
The first China Doll release was Eyes! China Doll.
SIDE ONE -
Mirror Soul
Avengelist
God in a Cupboard
Blowing Bubbles (Pt 2)
Six Cats on a Dead Man's Chest
SIDE TWO -
'Joey' - The Video
The Char Char
Intermezzo
Hotel Blanc
The same years saw the issue of Laugh China Doll...dedicated with love to Marylou.
SIDE ONE: Laughing China Doll -
Lilith's Daughter
Eye Contact
Lady Sunshine
Find the Lady
Requiem
SIDE TWO: Nothing Else -
Suicide Pact
Paradise Then
Irrational Anthem
Lisa's Funeral
The Glass Moved By Itself
Atomic Roses
Now one more darker China Doll...
STEMRA 1 -
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Flesh Parade
The Qa' Spell
The Unfortunate Demise of the Fabulous Puccino Brothers
STEMRA 2 -
Nuts in May
Traitors' Gate
Blowing Bubbles (Part III)
The Fool
Next is this live recording of a show recorded at the Wagenmeister, Basel in Switzerland on September 30, 2005. Packaged in a handmade card cover. Sing while you may.
Nature of Illusion
Black Widow's Kiss
Prisoners of War
Hey Rainman
Third Secret
Atomic Roses
Lilith's Daughter
Setting in Snow
Circle the Sun & You Become One
This Fragile Love
Here are the first two solo releases from LPD keyboardist & writer The Silverman (Phil Knight).
First, Dream Cell, composed, performed & produced between summer 92 - autumn 94 at various locations around Nijmegen, Holland. Dedicated to Mana.
Visitation
Rite of Passage
This Fragile Love
& the Legend Days Return...
Dream Cell #1
Dream Cell #2
Serpent Time
Stream Point Entry
Circle the Sun & You Become One
Desecreation
Silvermandalas 1
Silvermandalas 2
Silvermandalas 3
Silvermandalas 4
Silvermandalas 5
Silvermandalas 6
Silvermandalas 7
To finish things off here, I came across this while I was putting this together from long overlooked files. Strange Attractor was a Dutch downtempo project active between 2004 - 2010 featuring Niels van Hoorn (LPD), Graham Lewis (Wire, He Said, Duet Emmo, more), Ryan Moore (LPD), David J (Bauhaus, Love & Rockets, solo), Winston Tong (Tuxedomoon), Peter Christopherson (Throbbing Gristle, Psychic TV, Coil), & many others.
Anything
The Best Things are Left Unspoken
Evaporate
Loneliness is a Crowded Room
Sleaze
Plain Gold Ring
Sound Generation
Quietude
Snail
Heaven
Enjoy,
NØ
Eyes!
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The Strange Attractor release looks right up my alley! Going to give it a listen. Many thanks!
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DeleteNice!! They are heading to Denver here soon
ReplyDeleteMan, if you get a chance to see them, I highly recommend it. I have seen them a dozen times & never disappointed. Every show was unique & entertaining.
DeleteSome slackers from the argentinian coastal Mar del Plata city.
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Saludos
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