Pendu Sound System

Rippers and Creepers Vol. 1 side A

Todd Pendu — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 21:23:32 GMT

Side A: featuring HeteroSkeleton, Blastocyst, Pukers, Oubliette, Ghost Moth, Vestigial Limb, Kristin Calvarese, Buffle, Pink Canoes, Usurper, Harshcore, Fully Dilated, Wasteland Jazz Unit, Fish & Sheep, Valerio Cosi, Howlin' Magic, Pet Coffins

35 tracks in 69 minutes! Rippers and Creepers is an eclectic mixtape and aural document featuring a killer clutch of underground artists, a snapshot of the “grotesque sounds of now”. Each group/artist contributes one short two-minute piece that either "rips" or "creeps" based on their own interpretation. The tracks compiled have been collaged and stitched together to make one long continuous track on each side of the tape resulting in a non-interrupted journey beyond the fringe. Curated and with artwork by Todd Brooks, Rippers and Creepers is a part of Pendu Org’s continued efforts to promote “esoteric ostranenie of contemporary weirdo culture”. Buy your copy at www.pendusound.com

Rippers and Creepers Vol 1 Side B

Todd Pendu — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 21:48:25 GMT

featuring Family Battle Snake, Pax Titania, Skozey Fetisch, Arachnid Arcade, Josh Lay, Mike Shiflet, Craniopagus, Sons of Bronson, Demonologists, Women in Tragedy, Sorc'henn, Eastern Seaboard, VxPxC, Saints, Lanterns, Nonhorse, Gullwing, Panicsville

Getting Rid of the Glue LP (side A)

Todd Pendu — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 04:17:14 GMT

SIDE A 1. Dirty Churches - Eat Birth 2. Spin-17 - Fin Fang Foom 3. K.P. - Birds F***ing Outside My Window 4. BIG A little a - Yves St. Sean 5. Fessenden - Pt. III/II Getting Rid of the Glue is a tribute to the continuing positive influence of John Cage on free /improv /creative /& noise music. It is a compilation of New York City musicians representing a wide-ranging diversity of experimental music that is both new and relevant to a chaotic and unstable 21st century. Getting rid of the glue is a phrase first used by Henry Cowell before introducing the music of Christian Wolff, Earl Brown, Morton Feldman, and John Cage at a New School concert in 1950’s. John Cage in his influential lecture entitled “History of Experimental Music in the United States” recounts the remarks of Henry Cowell. “…That here were ... composers getting rid of glue. That is: Where people had felt the necessity to stick sounds together to make a continuity, we ... felt the opposite necessity to get rid of the glue so that sounds would be themselves.” - John Cage

Getting Rid of the Glue LP (side B)

Todd Pendu — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 04:24:50 GMT

SIDE B 6. Eager Meek - To Accidental Crashes and Long Naps 7. Mialessot w/ Daniel Carter & Old Ghost - Hemorrhage 8.Maria Chavez - Untitled (live) 9.Talibam! - Talibam Eat a Sound Soup 10.Excepter - Sonja Limited to 300 Buy your copy at www.pendusound.com