Roel van Duijn, one of the spearheads of the Dutch countercultural Provo movement wrote this manifesto in 1967, six months after Provo had been carried to its grave. The contents of this handsome little book are still very much in the vein of Provo: subversive, provocative, creative, and humorous. In a playful manner and packaged as an adventure story Van Duijn (here spelled as Van…
Hugh Hopper‘s third solo album: a varied and exciting collection of compositions built around loops and samples by Hopper. Superb contributions and improvisitions by >Robert Wyatt, Elton Dean, Didier Malherbe, John Marshall a/o…
Hopper’s second solo album after the experimental album 1984. The Hopper Tunity Box is an amazing collection of compositions that were all built up from bass and to which keyboards, drums, saxes and…
Double-cassette release of recordings straight from the Russian underground. The four sides of the cassettes contain audio collages of all sorts of tape loops, field recordings, reel-to-reel manipulations, mixes and synthesiser pieces. 180 minutes of Russian madness. The edition was released by Post-Materialization Music, St. Petersburg in 2017 and…
American poet, percussionist, calligrapher, actor, occultist and publisher Angus MacLise (1938-1979) counts as one of the central figures of the ‘counterculture’ of the 1960s and 1970s. MacLise was a member of La Monte Young’s The Theatre of Eternal Music, contributed to the early Fluxus newspaper VTre, founded the Dead Language Press together with his friend Piero Heliczer (in some of whose films he appeared), was the Velvet Underground’s first…