Name: why does the male seahorse give birth? by Black Sun Productions
Duration: 9 min 52 s
Description: Produced by Massimo & Pierce of Black Sun Productions. Recorded and mixed by Pierce. Artwork by Val Denham. (c) Anarcocks 2010

Produced by Massimo & Pierce of Black Sun Productions. Recorded and mixed by Pierce. Artwork by Val Denham. (c) Anarcocks 2010

why does the male seahorse give birth?

Massimo & Pierce of Black Sun Productions aka the Anarcocks are a duo of performance artists and sound experimentalists operating and transmitting from LOFT23, a non-geographical location in Switzerland.

Performer members of Coil Live 2002, Massimo & Pierce are the creators of the performance project Plastic Spider Thing (2001 - 2002). They conceived and starred in the underground porn movies Empire (2002) and Pirate Tape (2005) and under the moniker of Black Sun Productions they've released an array of recordings, including critically acclaimed abums such as operettAmorale (2005), The Impossibiliy of Silence (2006), Musick for Porn (2005 - 2006) and Chemism (2007).

Through the years they've collaborated with artists such as Coil and Lydia Lunch, HR Giger and Bruce LaBruce, Val Denham and Andrew Zealley, Bahntier and many others.

"I believe that you Pierce and Massimo and you all are William Burrough's WILD BOYS come over into the REAL WORLD. I know he would have loved you all and blessed you with his word and picture spells. I wish you could have know him. Still... IN DREAMS he exists as strong and salty as a river of sigils and sperm. " - Jhonn Balance, April 2002

"I am SO PROUD OF YOU, that you have had the energy, talent, and brilliance to project yourselves outward to all the new black sun boys in your beautiful Golden Room. Day by day, you both are CHANGING LIVES, which is of course, what life itself, is all about! If, in a small way, I first shed some light for you, onto that path through the darkness, then we will live bathed together in its warm glow, forever." - Peter Christopherson, October 2006

"To me personally Black Sun Productions music seems poetic, magickal and almost quasi-religious. It appeals to my sense of duality, being both beautiful and ugly all at the same time. It really is a strange and wonderful sound." - Val Denham, November 2006