Sonic Excrement- 5.29.09- Crust from the Archives

from Sonic Excrement · host Lister Higgins

This weeks shitcast consists of two live recordings that were made in a kitchen and a basement respectively. MUSIC MAJOR (circa jan 2009) is an avant garde expiremental electronic butt-jazz fusion big band featuring some of sp0kane, warshington's heaviest hitters when it comes to making shitty noises. this is a small selection from an imporvisational session of sonic circle-jerkery. the group's membars frequently rotate positions and play multiple instroments, but personell for this particular chunk is as follows. lister (preopmilf, e.s.p., variables) - keyboark quiz (gunofthesun, cheap meat suits, e.s.p.)- korg er-1 percussion synth machine / samplar ben (zingaia, jehovasplosion)- bass dan (lust falcon, communist manifesto weekly)- guitar pwrecks (bad penmanship)- sampals sean (sean don and the vagmullets)- music major keyboard ion (variables, e.s.p.)- engineer miss master miss- conductor ---------------------------------------- CREDIT GOD (circa june 2008) is a very important piece of music by PreopMilf. the piece was performed live in a basement during a rehearsal session and recorded onto a mono track with a shitload of tape-hiss. interestingly enough, when it came time to perform the piece live for an audience of upwards of 8 people, the pa system's mixer picked up an AM radio signal for pretty much the entire 40 minute set, so there was geico commercials and barack obama primary election coverage draped over all of the important music that was being made. unfortunately quiz got drunk as shit and forgot to record the epic performance. Doc Frost- guitar, laptop, drum machines, etc Lister- turntabal, keyb0ard, guitar

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