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||| Search Monocular Times ||| ||| monomusic ||| Record reviews: bloc party: ep john cale: new york in the 1960s henry grimes: the call the izzys: fast & out of control wins the race the strokes: is this it? Live reviews: farmersmanual & klipp av @ ultrasound masayoshi urabe @ termite club Articles: the art of noises the ecstatic noise of industry simulation free jazz punk rock happy flowers interview unanswered questions about "rough music" ||| links ||| Alive Catmobile Records Chocolate Fireguard Music Cops & Robbers European Free Improvisation Grunnen Rocks Half-cut Promotions Paul Hession - percussionist Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival Leeds Music Scene Other Music Resonance FM Termite Club Ultrasound Wrath Records The Wire	home ||| ||| monomusic ||| Record reviews, occasional (okay, very occasional... ) live reports, music articles. From futurism to indie, via improv, gabba, onkyo, trash and other tangents...  ||| record reviews ||| Bloc Party: EP D. Konstrukt Bloc Party have garnered ecstatic reviews in the UK music press for their 3 singles to date. Now they're taking the party across the pond with the release of a new US only EP. more record reviews   ||| John Cale: New York in the 1960s ||| ||| Henry Grimes Trio: The Call ||| ||| The Izzys: Fast & out of control wins the race ||| ||| The Strokes: Is This It? |||  ||| live reviews ||| farmersmanual and klipp av @ Ultrasound, Huddersfield, 27/11/2004 D. Konstrukt I wandered in on Friday at the tail end of a vast electronic scream, with screens flickering black and white static, lines and crazy shapes across an audience rooted to the spot by its intensity. Looked like it was going to be a good night... more live reviews   ||| Masayoshi Urabe @ Termite Club, leeds, 17/06/2002 |||  ||| articles ||| Free Jazz Punk Rock Lester Bangs Just what is all this stuff? Well, guess what, folks -- the end of the Seventies, with its apparent exhaustion of forms and general disgust with what has come to be known as "fusion music," has brought us what seems at first glance to be the unlikeliest fusion of all: punk rock and free jazz. But it's been a long time a-borning, and it has antecedents. If you want to know how we got to such a strange common ground, or perhaps if you just want to be pissed off, read on. more articles   ||| Luigi Russolo ||| The art of noises ||| ||| D. Konstrukt ||| Interviews the Happy Flowers ||| ||| Graeme Murrell ||| The ecstatic noise of industry simulation: Russolo's intonarumori & the Futurist sonic aesthetic ||| ||| NOT BORED! ||| Unanswered questions about "rough music" |||	||| currently listening to ||| Susanne Brokesch - Sharing the Sunhat [Disko-B] farmersmanual - Explorers_We [Squish] Helmut Lachenmann - Mouvement etc [Kairos] MC5 - Are you ready to testify? [Castle music] The Mutts - Live at Concorde 2 [Fat Cat] Stooges - Funhouse [Elektra] Thee Headcoatees - Punk Girls [Sympathy For The Record Industry] Various - Electronic Panorama [Phillips] Various - My Summer Love [1 + 2] Wire - On returning [EMI]
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