Fuck Telecorps "Hard On/Off Hearong" cassette

a new FTCRPS cassette, entitled "Hard On/Off Hearong," was released by Mind Skull Records on Sat. Apr. 16, 2011.





Lado 1:

"This File Is Corrupted"

(recorded by Margaret Cox on Jan. 22nd 2011 during Winter Void Fest 3 The Shop in Pgh, PA with two overdubs recorded by Edgar Um Bucholtz in March 2011.)

Lado 2:

"Viking Fireman Inseminator"

(recorded Apr. 11th 2007 at Modern Formations in Pgh, PA)


Stephen Boyle - fake guitar, ring modulator, microphone, telephone
tap, tapes, percuss, junk, shirt and tie

Edgar Um Bucholtz - pigs, cdj, silence, beer bottle, pot, scrubs,
paper, cornet, radio, voice, misc. objects

Matthew Wellins - electronics, clarinet


artwork by Josh Bonnett


an edition of 75 cassettes are available only via Mind Cure Records in Pittsburgh, PA. $5/each.

email: orders@mindcurerecords.com

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mind-Cure-Records/

special thanks to Michael Seamans and Mind Cure/Dear Skull/Mind Skull Records!



Matthew Wellins, Edgar Um Bucholtz and Stephen Boyle at Winter Void Fest at The Shop on Jan. 22, 2011.

Thurs. May 28th: improvised sounds of JACK WRIGHT + BOB MARSH and more...

Thursday May 28th

an evening of improvised electro-acoustic sounds at The Nerve

with

JACK WRIGHT + BOB MARSH
improvised reeds + cello/voice
http://www.springgardenmusic.com/

MICHAEL JOHNSEN + MARGARET COX
home-built electronics, saw, magnetic cards, etc.

FUCK TELECORPS
(Steve BOYLE + Edgar UM BUCHOLTZ + Jim STORCH)
improvised percussion/etc. + cornet/etc.

JOSH BEYER
homemade guitar manipulations

$7 or so

admission begins at 6pm.

live sounds begin at 7pm.

performances will finish by 10pm.

The Nerve: an art and performance venue
500 Dargan Street (at Minerva St.)
Pittsburgh, PA 15224

"Playing together since 1986, Jack Wright (alto & soprano saxophone, contra-alto clarinet) and Bob Marsh (cello, violin and processed voice) really convey how theirs is an "improvisational music that reflects and celebrates the mutual dependence of the players", to quote the liner notes (of their Birds in the Hand CD release.) There's an almost physical feel of strict interplay between the instruments, though in a realm of sonic cubism, with broken lines, abrupt changes and jigsaw dialogues; and the key word must be joy, the joy of creative jamming bewteen two long-time friends. Something clearly audible even if you're not a jazz expert." - Eugenio Maggi