Experimental, SST, Avant Garde, Cut n paste, Sampling, Notorious; CD (Used)
Helter Stupid is Negativeland's fifth studio album, released in 1989. It was Negativland's third concept album, focusing on the hoax that band member Richard Lyons started, which claimed that the Negativland song "Christianity Is Stupid" inspired David Brom to murder his family with an axe.
Experimental, Electronic, Drum and Bass, Electronica, Ninja Tune; CD (2015) Used
Spacek’s ability to breeze over hectic beats is evident from opener "I Wanna Know", a snare drum skitter right out of an old jungle track sliding beneath him, while on "Tonight", he whispers sweet nothings about being VIP over a flipped Afrobeat sample. At moments like this, Spacek’s penchant for twisting beats feels like child’s play, most evidently on the halting claps and bleeps of "Gotta Get Some Music", where he and his kids titter about that very phrase. And amid the shortwave squeals of "Back to School" are strange background vocals that might make you wonder if Spacek has been listening to early Prince or else early Ariel Pink.
RESIDENTS - The third reich n' roll; CD
(1988) press CD with extra material - 4 tracks including "Satisfaction" and "Beyond the valley of a day in the life" 7 inch singles
Australian, Experimental, Film Art, Independent Release, Short Films, Found Footage; DVD
For the past eight years Australian filmmaker Tony Lawrence has been working almost exclusively with 8mm and 16mm found footage and home movies. He now has a collection over 300 films which bare the physical effects of time, chemical decay, and even rot and mould which he further manipulates to create new works that draw attention to the materiality of the medium. His work has won many
Underground Film Festival awards. Tony says “the affect of decay, grit and damage on these films often forms the context of how I piece together these works.” He goes on to compose strangely haunting electronic soundtracks and use various transfer techniques to convey different moods and create these dreamlike explorations of memory and time.
Graffiti, Graff, Street Art, Fantagraphics, OOP, Cheech Wizard, Vaughn Bode, RARE, Excellent Condition, Paperback
Cheech Wizard is an American underground comic character created by artist Vaughn Bode and appeared in various works from 1967 until Bodé's death in 1975. A mysterious character of unknown origins, The Wizard is constantly in search of a good party, cold beer, and attractive women. The Cheech Wizard is often drawn in Graffiti and Street Art and has been repeatedly referenced in Hip Hop music.
Rare and out of print, this is in pretty minty condition......
OOP, Morbid Curiosity, Gore, Strange, Weird, Unexplained, Science, Magic, Satan: Magazine (2003) - Near Mint (112 pages)
Morbid Curiosity was an annual magazine published in California between 1997 and 2006. Helmed by editor and publisher Loren Rhoads, the magazine was devoted to confessional first-person nonfiction essays. Morbid Curiosity explored "the unsavory, unwise, unorthodox, and unusual: all the dark elements that make life truly worth living."
Volume 7 contains: Blood Art, Rabies, Voodoo, Serial Killers, Congenital Abnormalities, Body Fluids, Car Accidents, Shaman, Torture Instruments and heaps more.....
Italian, Gore, Zombie, Rare, VHS, Clam-Shell, Personal Collection, (some yellowing to half of clam-shell, otherwise MINT CONDITION!)
In December 1980, a 2429.20-meter (88:33) print of ZOMBI HOLOCAUST was Refused Registration. The reason given was violence, which was described as being:
Frequency: Frequent
Explicitness/Intensity: High
Purpose: Gratuitous
Following its theatrical run, ZOMBI HOLOCAUST was issued on tape by Starbase Video. This 83:18 (PAL) video was presumably the same as the censored R-rated version.
ZOMBI HOLOCAUST is a 1980 Italian horror film directed by Marino Girolami. The film is about a team of scientists who follow a trail of corpses in New York to a remote Indonesian island where they meet a mad doctor who performs experiments on both the living and dead in his laboratory. The team face both zombies and cannibals in an attempt to stop the doctor.
Disturbing, Wierd, Obscure, Sion Sono, Bizarre, Adults Only, Abstract; DVD - New and Sealed
Anyone who wants evidence to support the stereotype of the bizarre, repression-revealing Japanese film need look no further than the works of Sion Sono. Strange Circus, on the other hands, starts off with a scene that basically says, "Yeah, this is going to be trippy. Fasten your seatbelts."
And it all gets weird from there.
This disc unfortunately does not have English sub-titles
