I walked right into life when i should have been
asleep for eternity safely tucked away i'll be
damned if i stay in this world it soon occured 
to me this ain't for me
at all, i fall 
to my knees
oh dear lord please
get me quickly out of here
i fear i cannot possibly 
accept this fate
at this rate
i'll be 
fifty
before you
realise the mistake
made
at the gate
it would appear
your holy staff
sent me here
instead of my well deserved bed
oh let me go bed

reincarnation is a nightmare

Reincarnation Is A Nightmare

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWp-a-8Dkx8

Silver Shroud

GENESIS P-ORRIDGE & DAVE BALL - 'Imagining October' (Dir. Derek Jarman) O.S.T. Etched 12" (CSR300LP)

The official soundtrack to Derek Jarman's 1984 short film "Imagining October", with music recorded by Derek’s friend and collaborator Genesis P-Orridge (Psychic TV, Throbbing Gristle), and Dave Ball (Soft Cell, The Grid). Recorded at DJM recording studios in Theobalds Road, London.

Limited Edition 12" vinyl featuring a beautiful etched B-Side. Features liner notes by James Mackay (Jarman's producer, collaborator and archivist).

Derek Jarman put together a programme of films for the London Film Festival, reﬂecting the cutting edge of the London avant-garde of the time. Recorded at the same time as The Angelic Conversation, Imagining October was filmed in the Eisenstein Museum in Moscow, Vladimir Mayakovsky’s grave at Novodevichy Cemetery, the GUM department store facing red square, and the fire temples of Baku in Azerbaijan. The painting sequences with a group of soldiers (Angus Cook, Stephen Thrower, Peter Doig and Keir Wahid) was filmed in London. Jarman considered it one of the best, if not the best, of his shorter works. It was intended as an agit-prop work and the combination of music and imagery remains powerful to this day.

"The heroism of revolution through the queered lens... It was not just the Soviet Union censoring books, Jarman points out here, but Thatcher’s government and its homophobia was no greater friend to gays than the regime on the other side of the Iron Curtain. A moral hysteria surrounding AIDs was sweeping Britain, the miner’s strike was in full swing (an action supported by gay activists, as it was brutally broken up by police): back home, society seemed on a knife edge." (ArtReview).

Track Listing:

A1. Imagining October I
A2. Imagining October II
A3. Imagining October III
A4. Imagining October IV

https://coldspring.co.uk/csr300lp

https://coldspring.bandcamp.com/album/imagining-october-dir-derek-jarman-o-s-t-csr300lp

Listen:  https://soundcloud.com/coldspring/sets/imagining-october

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Out 17th June 2022

GENESIS P-ORRIDGE & DAVE BALL - Imagining October III

For Family

It was such a long way back
The story's warped and cracked
It's just a raided tomb
I feel sorry for you
Even if I hate myself
Can't take it back now
He said, 
"Don't you feel regret?"

I said,
"No
Not for you
Not for you"

And all the guilt in the world
Could not save you
As useless as a raided tomb
I said,
"Why don't I just kill myself?"
He said, 
"Would you?"

No
Not for you
Not for you

He said 
"I'm only here for me and mine"
He said
"I'm only here to fight"

He said 
He wants a better world
He wants a better world
Don't you?

This one's an empty urn
It's a raided tomb

Tomb

it's the fall and the leaves 
are changing 
it's the fall and trees
are crying

they cry for me and you
and this town keeps on dying
they cry for me and you
and this town keeps on dying

it's the fall and the leaves 
are changing 
it's the fall and trees
are crying

they cry for me and you
and this town keeps on dying
they cry for me and you
and this town keeps on dying

they cry for me and you
and this town keeps on dying
they cry for me and you
and this town keeps on dying...

Fall

FIXED LENS emerged from the smoke-filled basement rooms of Berlin’s DIY scene in 2021 with their eponymous debut EP. Cold, driving machinery beats and ethereal synths establish the foundation for melancholic, chorus-drenched post-punk guitars. Championing the spirit of guitar-driven bands such as JOY DIVISION, KILLING JOKE, CHAMELEONS UK, and THE SOUND, the group simultaneously nods to the roots of Berlin’s electronic origin story in these six tracks.
credits

Engineered and Mixed by FIXED LENS at Berliner Rockhaus, Berlin, DE :: Jan 2020 – March 2021
Mastered by CHRIS HANSZEK at Hanzsek Audio, Snohomish, WA March 2021
Photography and Layout by ROBERT HANNA

Extinction

Fixed Lens - Extinction

Distant Shores

SALÓN DADÁ - parte 4 a.k.a. pero nada (Peru - 1986)

endless love

Lowell

I am a solo artist. I make electronic songs via Bandlab influenced by postpunk, alternative rock, shoegaze, gothic rock, and grunge. My main influences are The Sisters of Mercy, Alice in Chains, PJ Harvey, Slowdive, Sad Lovers and Giants, The Kinks, Joy Division, Portishead, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Switchblade Symphony, Smashing Pumpkins, The Doors, The Knife, Кино, Electric Wizard, and The Cure. In no special order. I seek to blend these influences and create something new.

Tomb

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