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The 50th release by Skin Graft Records -- "The
Outhouse of Ideas" -- is nothing short of a
celebration. It is a celebration by Skin Graft of its
recording artists over the years, it is a celebration
of Skin Graft by 33 of the label's bands and
affiliated artists, and, it is a cause for celebration
amongst old fans of Skin Graft's music and uninitiated
listeners alike.
By means of a short introduction for those
unfamiliar with the label; Skin Graft simply is one of
the true vanguards of the underground musical scene.
Their repertoire -- which actually defies
categorization or easy description -- spans from
Japanese noise-music, over inverted punk-rock, to such
obscure hybrids as experimental-ambient and
"free-jazz-death-metal." In one word, Skin Graft's
output is eclectic, and for anyone who finds the
musical scene even slightly stale or predictable,
theirs is at least one direction in which to turn the
ears.
The Camp Skin Graft compilation comes with a
CD-booklet richly illustrated with photographs
depicting highlights from their notorious "Oops Shows"
-- Dirty Dog, Karate Chimp and The Frogman, amongst
many others, carrying out their skits, which are an
integral part of these shows. Slid in front of the
booklet, there is a sticker sporting the famous "Now
Wave (!)" logo, and the perennial Skin Graft character
-- Hot Satan -- advertising "33 Hits" from the upper
right hand corner. The "33 Hits" featured on the disc
are a rich selection of songs by both the prominent
and the more obscure bands that have recorded on, or
been involved in Skin Graft's life in one way or
another, over the years. As is always the case with
Skin Graft's "Oops Shows" (in relation to which the
compilation is a kind of tangential release), the
whole is greater than the sum of the individual parts.
The shows often feature three or four bands playing
sets varying in length from 20 to 40 minutes each,
with a series of interrelated skits filling the gaps
between the musical acts. Likewise, Camp Skin Graft
consists of three volumes; these separate volumes have
been expertly mastered (by Chicago experimental music
icon -- Jim O'Rourke), so as to present the eleven
bands featured on each "volume" as one continuous
event. Despite the diversity of the musical styles of
the bands, the transitions between songs are often
fluid enough to necessitate a quick glance at the
CD-player's display, in order to ascertain exactly
which track is playing.
"Act One (!)" of the compilation opens with
a short, almost incidental, piece of instrumental
music by The Browns (U.S. Maple guitarist Todd
Rittmann's solo project). Afterwards, the CD
immediately kicks into high gear with three of Skin
Graft's biggest names; each flirting with more
conventional musical genres in ways that make them
almost antitheses to those genres. U.S. Maple may at
first sound like something of a standard rock-'n'-roll
outfit, however, the guise is soon thrown overboard,
as guitarists Mark Shippy and Todd Rittmann
obstinately refuse to settle into any fixed melodic
pattern, instead following their own meandering course
-- at times sounding as if they are picking away at
their strings with razor blades, at other times as if
they are engaging in a melodic duel, with drummer Pat
Samson alternately acting as referee and heckler. Any
doubt is erased by the gasping, sighing vocal style of
singer Al Johnson, whose lyrics seem to consist of as
many phonetic exclamations as actual words.
The lightning storm over a
tinroof-shantytown that follows, is accreditable to
The Flying Luttenbachers. Music comes no more laden
with intensity than as exemplified by this trio, who
half-jokingly refer to themselves as a
"free-jazz-death-metal" band. As the nervecenter in
the ensemble, Weasel Walter stands as the epitome of
acrobatic free-jazz drummers. Chuck Falzone erects a
thundering wall of noise and concealed melodies on his
guitar, while Bill Pissari infuses the whole
concoction with another dose of de(con)struction,
playing his bass with everything short of a blowtorch.
With their tongue-in-cheek approach to fast
paced surf-rockerbilly-punk-goth, Lake of Dracula made
a splash this past summer with the song featured here
("Plague of Frogs"). Weasel Walter steps down from the
drums to twang away at the guitar, ex-Scissor Girls
Heather M. bats away at the drums, Marlon Magas does
the "Buddy Holly," and, looming in the background, the
Manhatanite plays the part of the ghost in the
machine.
Legendary Zeni Geva guitarist -- K.K. Null
-- and Jim O'Rourke team up with two thirds of You
Fantastic! as Yona-Kit for some dragging, guttural
noise-rock. Next, You Fantastic! descends into a dark
world of ambient horror music, with all the nicks and
static of an old vinyl album. King of the Japanese
noise scene -- Yamatsua Eye (of Naked Cityand Boredoms
fame) -- leads a zany musical autopsy in UFO OR DIE.
To round off this first 'volume,' four of
Skin Graft's stranger acts strut their stuff in as
many minutes. Zeke Sheck Care Co. heads things off
with a hilarious brief sound-vignette featuring a
rhythm track that vaguely resembles a poodle barking,
and the whole Company "ooh-ooh-oohing" in the
background. Chuck Falzone, Telepath delivers a taste
of psychic rock-'n'-roll gaga that conjures up the
image of a zombified Freddy Mercury. American
progressive rock as intrpreted by Mount Shasta meets
Japanese experimental Space Streakings under the guise
of Shakuhachi Surprise, and, authentic Japanese noise
champs Melt-Banana bring everything to a momentary
halt after an 11 second tour de force of screaming
guitars and staccato female vocal-yelps.
With a thundering barrage of processed
percussion, Strangulated Beatoffs (the ultimate in
techno-slackers) fire the start gun on "Scene Two
(!)." A brief "experimental" interlude by Monitor
Radio follows, before Nick Sakes and the rest of
Collosamite take the stage in a manner that would make
Frank Black weep -- all out guitar-driven progressive
punk-rock with a wealth of breaks and furious vocals.
Flossie and the Unicorn turns the playhouse
inside out with maximum silliness, as the musical
aspect of this puppet-show outfit brings all the
emotions stirred by Collosamite back to a reasonable
equilibrium. Alas, the reprieve is brief; Al Johnson
and Mark Shippy's old band Shorty once more bring
things to the boil in a raw manner that clearly
foreshadows the stylistic refinements of U.S. Maple.
Another theatrical intermezzo follows, this
time by Luttenbacher Bill Pissari's side project
ZZZZZ; an exercise in absurd aural theater and cut-up
techniques. Cheer-Accident breaks the attention with a
guitar riff . . . the CD's shortest track clocking in
at four seconds.
"Scene Two (!)" ends with a melange of elite
experimental compositions. First is one half of The
Jesus Lizard -- The Denison Kimball Trio -- with a
drums and guitar soundtrack for an imaginary movie.
Pioneering Japanese experimental duo Ruins (whose
upcoming album will be released on Skin Graft)
presents a piece of their unique free-association
music with lyrics that linger in the intersection
between Japanese and English, at times evolving into a
language all their own. A brief example of Ruins'
drummer/vocalist Tatsuya Yoshida's side project Akaten
is featured next. And, Omoide Hatoba -- also in the
experimental vein -- brings the volume to a definite
conclusion, replete with a monumental coughing attack
woven into the unconventional sound carpet.
Last Of SG's is first at bat on "Strike
Three (!)," setting the stage for songs by two of Skin
Graft's seminal bands -- Mount Shasta and Dazzling
Killmen. Both are in their very different ways based
on hard-driving guitars and punk sentiments; Mount
Shasta producing a more elaborate and playful sound,
while Dazzling Killmen stand for the darker, noisier,
more stripped down side of things.
Quintron leads the party from the
smoke-filled barroom stage, and upstairs to the
perfumed quarters of ill repute, with true 'good
times' organ grinding. Chicago's musical chameleon --
Bobby Conn -- adds incense to the sensual atmosphere,
crooning his way through "69 Annee Erotique" in
French, teasingly accompanied by Monica Boubou on
violin.
Nood Ham and Tortured Machine supply a pair
of brief diversions into noisier territory, whereafter
Space Streakings throw a whirlwind of a noise fest,
paving the way for Zeni Geva's heavy artillery. In
epic style, these Japanese noise-metal-gods carry on
their howling, growling blitz attack for six full
minutes. From the rubble of this onslaught, Skin Graft
rises with a laugh: F'Stein does the -- for anyone
familiar with the label -- endearing chant of the
"Mighty Fuckin' Robots."
Then, the parade all gone by; Jim O'Rourke's
Brise-Glace performs a beautiful ambient-experimental
composition to conclude this monolithic testament to
the Now Wave scene.
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01 THE BROWNS - My Name in Italics 00:46
02 U.S. MAPLE - Missouri Twist 04:29
03 THE FLYING LUTTENBACHERS - Demonic Velociti 03:03
04 LAKE OF DRACULA - Plague of Frogs 01:26
05 YONA - KIT - Skeleton King 02:50
06 YOU FANTASTIC! - Riddler 5 04:14
07 UFO OR DIE - Zombie Tube 02:31
08 ZEKE SHECK CARE COMPANY - The Beeper Gets Di 00:27
09 CHUCK FALZONE, TELEPATH - You're Just Too Sc 01:07
10 SHAKUHACHI SURPRISE - Nande 02:08
11 MELT - BANANA - Zoo, No Vacancy 00:22
12 STRANGULATED BEATOFFS - Satan's Pool Party 04:01
13 MONITOR RADIO - Insouciance 00:51
14 COLOSSAMITE - Bewilderbeast 03:01
15 FLOSSIE AND THE UNICORN - Chewing Gum From 03:40
16 SHORTY - Mitzy Lodge 03:02
17 ZZZZZ - One, Two, Many 00:53
18 CHEER - ACCIDENT - Filet of Nod 00:04
19 THE DENISON KIMBALL TRIO - Framed 02:15
20 RUINS - Hydromasgroningem 01:24
21 AKATEN - Latham's Snipe 00:37
22 OMOIDE HATOBA - Pikadom 04:24
23 LAST OF SG'S - Bye to Bags 01:24
24 MOUNT SHASTA - s171 02:42
25 DAZZLING KILLMEN - Windshear 02:08
26 QUINTRON - Bug Attack 03:53
27 BOBBY CONN - 69 Annee Erotique 03:39
28 NOOD HAM - Tokyo Santa 00:50
29 TORTURED MACHINE - Flash Fire 00:10
30 SPACE STREAKINGS - F.O.J.K. 01:58
31 ZENI GEVA - Terminal hz 06:35
32 F'STEIN - Mighty Fuckin' Robots 00:53
33 BRISE - GLACE - Likeness 02:05
Total Playtime: 73:52 min
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Header+Layout: d!J of BAFH! ▀▓▓▄ ▓▒░ ░▒▓ ▄▓▓▀ Updated On 04-01-2004 By gF
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