A Split Second- Flesh/Rigor Mortis

Another fine Belgium band. A Split Second.

Guyer's Connection

Great song with a great title, by a great band, reissued by a great label (Medical Records). Swiss synth scape from the early 80's. Pogo of Techno. Should have thought of that myself. So good. Discoqueen II from their newly reissued s/t record. Mandatory.

Maggi Payne- Flights of Fancy

A very beautiful piece from composer Maggi Payne's computerized music experiments from 1984-87. Trance music. An enTrance into another dimension. Payne was a dancer herself and Composed for a unique dance/video project collaboration with experimental video maker Ed Tannebaum for a series of performances called Technological Feets. See the figure in this figure and go figure

FACTRIX

San Francisco industrial shavings circa 1980.
A sample. tss tss tss Seance psych:

JK FLESH (/GODFLESH)

FLESH!
Say it 10 times. It begins to lose it's meaning and sound weird!
I like Godflesh. I'm not really into Jesu. Justin Broadrick is the common thread between the two, and has a new project called JK Flesh. The record Posthuman just came out and it's huge. Big, crushing, massive drums. Plummeting. Godflesh fans rejoice!



And while we're at it. Streetcleaner.

AMBER LONDON

I was confused when I found out about Amber London. Her EP is called 'The 1994 EP', and it sounds like it's straight out of '94. The video's look like they're from '94. I don't mind. I like '94. It was arguably one of the best years in music history.
This is from 2012. This is some past tense perfection.
Anyways, I don't use the word 'dope' often, but that's what Amber's flow is. Her style, the speed, the chill, it's all dope.
This is G-Funk. Girl Funk, baby