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07/03/10 - Four more ISDN shows available

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 17:02:00 +0000

Four more ISDN transmissions are available for sale through The Pod Room at fsoldigital.com now. Excitingly, some unheard of shows have turned up. The full lineup of updates is:

Rome - 16-05-94 - two hour show (£5.50) - transmission 5
Barcelona - Art Futura Festival 1996 - one hour show (£4.00) - transmission 14
Fun Radio France - 1997 - one hour show (£4.50) - transmission 6
Mixing It BBC Radio 3 - 25-03-97 - one hour show (£3.00) - transmission 6

That's two versions of Transmission 6. We've no idea... Still, two of these are completely new. Tracklists coming soon...

Zed Storm - unreleased FSOL from 1991

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 12:41:00 +0000

Forum regular RONTXO has uncovered this rarity, mentioned some months ago, an eventually unreleased cut from 1991, intended to be put out on Freaky Deak Records (as mentioned on the back of some of those J&P 12"s), 'Zed Storm', under the FSOL moniker.
You can hear the track, sourced from Colin Dale's Dance Show in 1991, here on YouTube.

01/02/10 - ISDN transmissions online, EBS6

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 20:50:00 +0000

2010 began slowly in the FSOL world but now we have a fair bit of activity in the form of seven ISDN shows to download. The shows are priced between £3 and £6, and can be found on FSOLDigital.com now.

Los Angeles - Transmission 8 - 22/01/1997 - 2 hr 1 mins - £5.80
Berlin - Transmission 11 - 06/12/1996 - 1 hr 21 mins - £5.50
Netherlands - Transmission 4 - 09/09/1994 - 2 hr 1 mins - £5.80
New York - Transmission 2 - 11/05/1994 - 1 hr 9 mins - £4.50
Manchester - Transmission 7 - 06/11/1996 - 1 hr 2 mins - £4.50
France - Transmission 6 - 17/05/1997 - 30 mins - £3.00
Edinburgh - Transmission 3 - 28/10/1996 - 1 hr 2 mins - £4.50

Meanwhile, Electric Brainstorms 6 looks set for a release on the website soon, with a 'not available yet' link. More news to follow soon.

07/01/10 - Mojo CD out now!

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 16:06:00 +0000

Oh, hello there. Returning from the sick world of Christmas influenza and other sickness in time for a belated Happy New Year, and a new 'release' for the start of 2010. Mojo proudly presents A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding In Your Mind compiled and mixed by The Amorphous Androgynous is the full long-winded title of the covermount CD for the February issue, of Mojo Magazine which is bafflingly out already. For your £4.50, you get this lovely 14 track mix CD:

1. Pop Levi - Blue Honey
2. The Yellow Moon Band - Entangled
3. July - Dandelion Seeds
4. The Amorphous Androgynous - Falling Down
5. Dungen - Satt Se
6. Donovan - Three Kingfishers
7. Can - Flow Motion
8. White Noise - Love Without Sound
9. Betty Davis - Game Is My Middle Name
10. Ed Askew - Love Is Everyone
11. JC Vannier - Les Mouches
12. Comus - Diana
13. Shogun Kinotchi - Mulberg
14. The Amorphous Androgynous - Opus Of The Black Sun

Yes, that is the final release of their Oasis cover version which is set to be quite interesting. There's also an interview and exclusive photos with Gaz and Brian inside the magazine.

18/12/09 - A Mojo Psychedelic Bubble - confirmation

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 20:22:00 +0000

Thanks to Dell1972, who had the common sense to look at the Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble MySpace page and read this snippet confirming the already rumoured mix CD...

"There will be a special dedicated covermount CD " A MONSTROUS PSYCHEDELIC BUBBLE EXPLODING IN YOUR MIND" on the Jan/ Feb issue of MOJO magazine alchemised by the Amorphous Androgynous. There will also be a feature on the band themselves tracing their story from FSOL to AA through to the Monstrous Bubble."

Lovely stuff.

07/12/09 - Unreleased tracks, Mojo and The New Consciousness

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 20:46:00 +0000

A bit of intrigue lately, and some song titles for potential up coming archive style releases for you: Switzerland, Dead Dolphine 2, East Pacifica, Eleven Hot Knives, Egypt (Original) and Under Pass. None of these are confirmed for release and may change names in the meantime, but it's something to have a think about. Maybe. If you're bored. See the forums for more information.

More interestingly, it's been rumoured The Amorphous Androgynous, in their continual attempt to take over the world, are doing a cover mix CD for Mojo magazine, in what will probably be February's issue (195), despite it coming out at the beginning of January. Do dates mean nothing to these people? Anyway, Alisha Sufit said 'Gaz Cobain and Brian Dougans will put their wizard hats on and beaver away with their mixing bowls for quite some time to make a good pud for Mojo, so we hope so . . . .' on her blog somewhat recently, so that looks like it may be the same thing...

Old stuff - the New Consciousness YouTube was updated some time ago, apparently, with more videos of this early 80s art project featuring Brian, along with a track from 1978 band The Heads, which features the same Mr. Dougans on guitar. Thanks to Ceeg for pointing these incredibly interesting curios out!

What's that, you want real news? Nah, not yet. But interesting things are around the corner...

05/12/09 - Amorphous at Greek festival next year.

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 13:23:00 +0000

That's about all we know. Existenz have posted this on MySpace:

The Amorphous Androgynous will be coming to Greece in May

To performing at a large festival stay tuned for more info.

Thanks for support and patience.

29/10/09 - what The Amorphous Androgynous did next!

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 13:44:00 +0000

Apologies for the lack of updates re: all this, there've been hiccups and other tedious problems all around this end.

So, here's what's going on:
1. The Amorphous Androgynous Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Vol 2 launch party at the O2 is cancelled. Mr. Cobain has this to say on the 'matter' (ahem):
Sorry to announce that Matter and ourselves have taken the decision to cancel A MONSTROUS PSYCHEDELIC BUBBLE ( scheduled for this FRIDAY 30th OCTOBER ).
Matter largely having operated within the dance music/ DJ events sphere to date were simply unprepared for the amount of production and promotion work for a LIVE event of this scale.( 7 bands and numerous theatrical interludes ) This has resulted in everything being compromised to an unacceptable extent and therefore we have mutually decided to cancel at this stage. Monstrous however will definitely resurface as the full-on extravaganza it was always intended to be . . . .and maybe still at Matter . .

MANY MANY APOLOGIES for any inconvenience and disappointment !! We worked very hard on this and share both sentiments !!

Full refunds by the ticket issuers and any queries should contact Matthew Ward - mward@musicresponsegroup.com

2. Amorphous supporting Kasabian
Alisha Sufit writes this about AA's support slot with Kasabian on October 21st...
Cor! Last night The Amorphous Androgynous played at the HMV Forum AND IT WAS GREAT despite the fact that we were in a . . . shall we say . . . cosy? dressing room considering the amount of bodies we were.

Built in 1934 as a cinema when film was truly glam, the HMV Forum is a wonderful piece of architecture, a lavish and inspiring environment for any gig. I had had my doubts about how the sound balance would turn out, as it can be a bit shaky at festivals and we had a strictly limited time frame, plus we were working with new sound men, but I reckon it was the best we've had so far. The gig was a headliner for Kasabian and had sold out in 15 minutes, I was told, so the place was nicely packed with 2000 happy bods or more.

I'm truly honoured to be invited to sing with The A A guys – the musicians are so good, the music is so inspiring and inventive! The band is really coming together now so I hope we get more gigs of the same ilk on our own patch – i.e. in the UK. (It's a great excuse to wear outrageous twinkly frocks, as well, let alone the psychedelic plimsoles!)

3. Gaz in The Times
Thanks to The Times Online's terrible security scripting, it's probably easier if you read this interview here, and ignore the words 'lead poisoning' and continual references to Gaz being the only member of Amorphous (sigh).

4. MPB2 is out now!

28/09/09 - Amorphous cover Falling Down

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 16:04:00 +0000

Yep - as if the remix wasn't enough, now Amorphous have covered Oasis' Falling Down. What the song is for, whether it'll be released or not, and so on, is yet to be revealed, but Alisha Sufit writes this on her blog...

VOV! Well . . . not VOV really . . . that was just what it sounded like when my French friend used to say WOW!! But, yes, WOW! All yesterday Amorphous Androgynous were recording their very own new cover version of Oasis's Falling Down (love that song!) down at The Way studio run by nice Steve. Gorgeous chaps Virgil and Kes came in early to lay down the drums and bass and then we layered the rest – WonderAnt on guitar, Dave BAD! bongos, fab fiddle from Steve, cello from genius Hannah Miller, vocals from me in the early hours, vocals from SuperDave in the even later early hours . . . in between times, Dave (Sanderson), Edd Keene (flute), me and Hannah gently sessioned upstairs in the loungey place. Mare Street is good for great takeaways, too. I don't know what the poor little rescued canary made of it all in his big cage in the office, but he sang a bit as well! Then a nice Turk cabbed me home to my bed with a smile on my chops at 2 a.m. – no hour for an old hippie still to be up!! I went out like a light as soon as my head hit the feathers. Yes, we didn't finish till late . . . LATE!! Who was it on the studio sofa said, "And you're mixing it tonight, too, are you?" I THINK NOT! Gaz Cobain and Brian Dougans will put their wizard hats on and beaver away with their mixing bowls for quite some time to make a good pud for Mojo, so we hope so . . . .

MPB out now - and gig rearrangements

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 12:16:00 +0000

Right, after a lot of confusing realigning of dates, the upcoming Amorphous Androgynous gigs are...
Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble album launch @ Matter, London O2 Arena, 30th October, with Hawkwind, Comus, Yellow Moon Band, Nick Nicely's Unlived Lives, Cranium Pie, Alisha Sufit and special guests. Noel Gallagher is no longer appearing with The Amorphous Androgynous.

And the Athens gig is... er, 'December'. We'll let you know more on that one as and when.

A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding In Your Mind 2: Pagan Love Vibrations is out on CD and Download today from FSOLDigital (and all major high street blah blah blah).

14/09/09 - Gaz and The Independent

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 11:13:00 +0000

I'll let this one speak for itself.
We're on the lookout for videos/audio/setlists of FSOL at Bestival this Saturday just gone. Any help, links or such would be appreciated!

FSOLDigital branches out, Gaz on filesharing

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 09:07:00 +0000

After the two EBV releases of the late '90s, FSOL have once again branched out into artist distribution - this time with two digital releases.
First up is 'Prestatyn' by longtime FSOL friend and collaborator, Riz Maslen as Neotropic.
"Prestatyn is a journey of melancholy, inspired by childhood holidays in the bleak yet beautiful landscape of Prestatyn in North Wales. Although these holidays were happy times, there is the back story of the struggles of a single mum trying to make ends meat and give her kids some kind of escape away from the traumas of a family break up! Riz creates her landscape filled with her memories, with its dark meanderings leading to the ever hopeful crescendo."
Tracklist includes The Horse Trainer, Patience and Farewell/Home. The digital release includes a Yage remix of Home, while the CD runs at only three tracks.
Second up is Hegira by Seafar - better known to some of you as FSOLBoard poster Mason Bentley. The two hour album is described as:
"A new comer to FSOLdigital - SEAFAR deliver a fat slice of electric space music - Hegira the sounds of a flight from danger. Wander the streets together, the noise of life muted by sheets of rain, brilliant colours dimmed in a pervading mist of grey. An instrumental amalgam of moody beats and synth drenched noises."
The 26 track album can be downloaded from FSOLDigital, where you can also find the Neotropic download, and the Neotropic CD purchase link. The site itself has had a brief overhaul with a sparser look, new fonts and a link to the second Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble CD release (as well as a broken link to an MPB8 podcast - coming soon perhaps?). And fear not, links to the forthcoming 2" Tape Reels and Environments 3 remain!

Meanwhile, Gaz is kicking up a storm on the internet, this time in an argument with a poster on YouTube which has been recounted in full on WATMM and can be read. It all ended peacefully, but throws an interesting light on the perspective of filesharing from the owner of an independent digital label.

We'll have news on confirmed dates for the next Amorphous shows - the MPB launch has been moved tentatively to 'October' - soon.

25/08/09 - Amorphous at the O2 Arena with Noel Gallager, Hawkwind, the resurrection of John Lennon and God Himself

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 10:24:00 +0000

Well, almost. Just as last winter's excitement dies down, The Amorphous Androgynous are hitting the headlines again. Playing the biggest show AA or FSOL have ever played, the band are headlining the launch party gig for the second Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble gig, at Matter, a 2,600 three floor venue in London's O2 Arena, on Thursday 17th September 2009.

Mr. Cobain of the Automobile Association writes:

A MONSTROUS PSYCHEDELIC BUBBLE VOL2 ALBUM LAUNCH @ MATTER LONDON SEPT 17 2009
Current mood: enlightened
Category: Music
to celebrate the Oct 26th release of A MONSTROUS PSYCHEDELIC BUBBLE EXPLODING IN YOUR MIND Vol 2-Pagan Love Vibrations . . . . .
a launch happening has been confirmed ( with more guests to be added !! ) at MATTER ( O2 ARENA ) , LONDON on Thursday 17th September !!

LIVE :
the AMORPHOUS ANDROGYNOUS featuring Noel GALLAGHER
HAWKWIND
COMUS
NICK NICELY's UNLIVED LIVES
CRANIUM PIE

DJs ANDY VOTEL
GAZ COBAIN & SITAR FREAKOUT

announced in the NME !! here . . . . .!!

http://www.nme.com/news/oasis/46815

TICKETS ARE available here !!

http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=343973&interface=matter

EXPLODING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MPB Vol 2-. .over 40 tracks compiled and mixed by the Amorphous Androgynous !! To be released OCT 26th 2009 on PLATIPUS/ PORCUPINE recs !!!

18/08/09 - MPB launch, interview, remixes?

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 12:54:00 +0000

Mr. Cobain spins another web of baffling words and equally odd sentiments on the Amorphous blog...

http://www.toocooltodie.com/index.php?/tctd/interviews/amorphous_androgynous_answers_the_questions_of_doom/

for an atypical cosmic view of the universe looking through the windows of the Automobile Association . . .interview for the ' Too Cool To Die" website . . . .
other news as it happens on the hour every hour . . .
A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding In Your Mind Vol 2 Pagan Love Vibrations is mixed ,art is done ( a 2 week process in itself !! ) and the whole caboodle tis ready to seed . . . .
Today we is added to the Electric Picnic Festival in lovely count Laois ireland in September in what promises to be a night of special vibe on the Body and Soul stage . . . .
Rumour and hot gossip . . .looks like there could be a hot London launch party for MPB 2 in September on a grande scale and some rather tantalising remixes are afoot too !!

Rehearsals for our Green Man 11 hr Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble extravaganza are starting next week and not content with 8 people on stage we've added both a flautist and a hammond supremo to the line-up . . promises to be . . . .er . . CROWDED !! Our new hammond brother is currently driving from France with his modified cosmic hammond where he sleeps in a bus . . . .we asked him to join the band before we even heard him play such was his delectable vibe while helping save our 200 year 0ld stone walls in france ( ivy has gotten a grip !! ). . . our good judgement has been justified meanwhile when we finally got to hear him play outside a pizza restaurant in a Limousin eaterie last week . . BooOOY can this guy play . . . .another dimension has opened !!!

catch us if you can . ..2000 light years from home !!
multidimensionals to all
the Automobile Association

13/08/09 - MPB 2: Pagen Love Vibrations - 21/09/09

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 09:52:00 +0000

The next volume of the Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble compilations is out on September 21st, entitled Pagan Love Vibrations. From the title you can probably tell it's not the promised FSOL volume, but once again mixed by The Amorphous Androgynous. Tracklisting below:

Disc 1

1. Dungen - Satt Att Se (Instrumental)
2. Friends Of Dean Martinez - Dusk
3. Sunforest - Magician In The Mountain
4. Ed Askew - Love Is Everyone
5. Bo Diddley - Elephant Man
6. The Transpersonals - Silver Star
7. Electroid 2000 - Moogsters Revenge
8. Dan Sebesky - Guru-vin
9. Cranium Pie - Madman Running Through The Fields
10. Circulus - Orpheus
11. David Holmes - What R We Stealing
12. Dzyan - Naga Raga
13. US69 - 2069 A Spaced Oddity
14. Jean Claude Vannier - Les Gardes Volent Au Secours Du Roi
15. Faust - Just A Second (Starts Like That!)
16. Ultimate Spinach - (Ballad Of) The Hip Death Goddess
17. Focus - Anonymous II
18. Oasis - Falling Down (Monst. Psychedelic Bubble Mix Part 4)
19. Sohail Rana - Soul Sitars
20. Pentangle - Pentangling
21. Brightblack Morning Light - Another Reclaimation

Disc 2

1. Melanie - Lay Down (Candles In The Rain)
2. Holy Fuck - The Pulse
3. July - The Way
4. Cozy Powell - So You Want To Be A Drummer
5. Animal Collective - Grass
6. Grover Washington Jr. - Masterpiece
7. Günter Kallmann Chor - Daydream
8. Richard Harris/ Kahlil Gibran - Trilogy from "The Prophet"
9. Amorphous Androgynous - Elysian Feels
10. Ananda Shankar - Exploration
11. Mort Garson - Killing Of The Witch
12. Comus - Diana
13. Hawkwind - Adjust Me
14. Rocking Horse People - Lost In The Haze
15. Shogun Kunitoki - Mulberg
16. John Williams - Raga Vilasakhani Todi
17. Jazz Q/Martin Kratochvíl - Toledo
18. The Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein
19. Turzi - Afghanistan
20. The Settlers - The Lightning Tree
21. Amorphous Androgynous - The Onion
22. Pearls Before Swine - Oh Dear (Miss Morse)
23. Amorphous Androgynous - High Tide On The Sea Of Flesh

10/08/09 - Zeebox Volume 3 finally appears!

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 11:05:00 +0000

After some wait, we finally get our hands on the third and final Zeebox release. The record is remixed and enhanced - "some of these recordings may suffer from wow and flutter - most have been salvaged from 25 year old reel to reel tapes - some of which had to be baked - more at fsoldigital.com".
Featuring 29 tracks, the release is more consistent and flowing than the previous, more disjointed Zeebox releases. Each track features an image and recording information in the id3 tag. For some sneak preview tracks, have a look online - where else but Brian's YouTube.
Zeebox Volume 3 can be bought for £5.00 from FSOLdigital.

30/08/09 - Insert witty video headline here

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 10:17:00 +0000

Humanoid on Hitman and Her - very amusing old footage of Humanoid on stage
Old Puma adverts featuring 'The Far-out Son Of Lung'
And an old Yage jungle track from 1997 - Gentlemen Hold It

That's it. For now. Look out for more soon!

01/08/09 - More videos? More videos!

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 11:35:00 +0000

Well, one at least. Have a peek at Brian and Gaz talking about Accelerator back in 1992 here.

31/07/09 - Brian NOT playing with Amorphous

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 14:48:00 +0000

Dreams shatter once more - Brian is not appearing on stage alongside the Amorphous band gor the Athens show in September, as confirmed by Graham. The band will, however, feature 11 members, so it should still be an interesting show! Full reports will appear once the gig has played - 26th September 2009.

29/07/09 - Videos!

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 09:56:00 +0000

Yeah, we couldn't think of a better headline. Anyway, several videos have appeared on the STAKKERHUMANOID YouTube channel this week. First up, FSOL's hilarious delivery of Dead Cities to Virgin Records in May 1996 here. Graham explains...
A band is meant to on completion of recording an album hand over the finished parts to the record company which are signed for and acknowledged. This is called delivery and is done so that the legal people are happy that the contract has been adhered.

FSOL decided to do a bit more than send it over on a bike.

Second up, the video for "Beers" by Headstone Lane.

Thirdly, a short extract of an interview with Buggy G. Riphead, talking about his art and the My Kingdom single artwork.

And check out the Stakker Humanoid video clip in the background on this Pot Noodle ad.

And that's all the weather for now.

20/07/09 - The Amorphous Androgynous Live in Athens, Greece 26th September 2009

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 16:48:00 +0000

A little bit of exciting news about the Amorphous show in Athens in September has appeared on the radar, in the form of a certain Mr. B. Dougans appearing on stage. We don't know in what capacity he'll perform (perhaps taking over electronics, leaving Gaz to be full on front man), but it's all very exciting and should hopefully put an end to the 'Amorphous is a Gaz solo project' rubbish which appears every now and then!

13/06/09 - FSOL DVD and July DJ dates

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 07:15:00 +0000

The phrase 'FSOL DVD' has been one in the back of the FSOL fan's mind for something like seven years now. We're not sure if this is the one, or maybe it's just a DVD of the Athens show and little else, but Gaz has mentioned it on the first official footage of that performance here on YouTube. The video also contains footage of new material (the stuff with female vocals in the middle may be the new extended version of Lifeforms, or a new track, we're not sure, but the section with Gaz singing sounds very different and new to us, and worth a listen).

Gaz will be DJing some Amorphous/Psych Bubble sets at the beginning of July - Harvest Psychedelic somewhere in Wales' capital, Cardiff, on the third, and the following day at Beat Herder Festival a little further north in Lancashire.

And that's all the news for now.

08/06/09 - Electric Brainstorms 5 online

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 19:21:00 +0000

No waiting about for radio stations, once more we have a FSOLDigital exclusive Podcast direct from The Pod Room - Electric Brain Storms 5. Featuring the usual selection of industrial, ambient, early electronics, Krautrock and the occasional splashes of Amorphous eccentritcy that EBS listeners will now be used to, the show - titled "I Stood There, Motionless" - is a little lighter than its predecessor, the spooky "The Spirit Of Dark And Lonely Water". But only a little. No exclusive FSOL this time, although there are a few selections from the forthcoming third Zeebox volume. And the show fits handily on a CD, running at 1 hour 14 minutes. Without further ado, here's a link to the show on FSOLDigital, to purchase for £2.00.

25/05/09 - Athens show: news and reviews

noreply@blogger.com (Ross) — Mon, 25 May 2009 12:14:00 +0000

FSOL's headline performance in Athens was, of course, on Saturday, and several of our lucky forum members were in attendance. While we're waiting for an official tracklist, here's a peek at what went on.
All reports give the show top marks, with an hour and a half performance including new tracks, variations on old ones and ambient interludes. The setup, featuring a massive screen in the shape of Brian and Gaz's faces, was performed to a large crowd, sent in over ISDN cables from Brian's studio in Somerset. Tracks performed included:
Herd Killing/Explosive Part 4
Brujo
Yage
Mouth Muse
Lifeforms
Everyone In The World/My Kingdom
Cascade (with Environments opening)
Room 208
We Have Explosive
Papua New Guinea

There was an encore featuring two new tracks; and at least four were performed, with one including vocals from Gaz.

Videos are appearing all over YouTube and are well worth a search. These, in particular, come highly recommended - excellent quality.