While touring with Punch Drunk in 1993, Any Questions? took the stage on the first night of The Interface Tour at the Four G's Hotel in Bethlehem, PA.  

Reviewer Thomas Linson wrote in Issue 4 of The Floating Fish newsletter, "...Any Questions? smash onto the scene and warp the minds of the many.  Ttam Troll was in excellent form that night, not to mention excellent shape, having consumed one live human leg with a side of caterpillars and bean-sprouts.  Operating on a full stomach, the Troll bore a grinny-grimace that resembled the cat after swallowing the fetus.  A real flare was set off on stage by the Troll, creating plenty of flare-doody and a gaseous stench that brought a churn to everyone's belly.  Then, when this was not enough, he set his rubber gloves a-burnin' and melted a baby's face, which added to the atmosphere intensely!"

Here is the live version of Strafing Children taken from the soundboard recording that night.  Enjoy!

Any Questions? - Strafing Children (Live)

Industrial Electronic Rock from the Album A Rush and a Thrill Available NOW!

Freakshow

This track, titled It Sang to Him, is the companion to The Sun Came Out Last Night.  It was actually recorded before The Sun Came Out Last Night during the FFS II Synth Jam 2015 - First Strike session on 01/01/15 but seems more fitting as a companion or reprise to the latter.  Again, the Ensoniq EPS is utilized quite extensively by layering sample after sample.  The sample, “He says the sun came out last night.  He says it sang to him.” is also used here.  I guess you can’t use a good sample too much.

The personnel on this track consists of Dave Chandler (aka Thee Sub One Genius) on Rhythmic Metronome and Matt Norcross (aka Ttam Troll) on Ensoniq EPS samples and Moog Minimoog bass drones.

Imbued Vagary - It Sang To Him (Live at FFS II 01/01/15)

Orientational Disaster

VIPER (Ultra Slowed)

Due to the recent expansion of surveillance testing in our local communities many of us have been violated, intimidated, tracked and recorded without our consent. The ominous feelings of paranoia and vengeful fervor are symbolized in this track. The main sample is from a police tower at a former walgreens in my area. This lot is now home to a small number of shelter seeking individuals, those of which are unfortunately the lab rats being used to normalize the not-so-invisible panopticon experiments. This situation is one example of our lived experience under invasive state surveillance, unauthorized personal data collection, and the overall erosion of privacy worldwide.

As we descend further into dystopia, the increased weaponization of our data has complicated the risky conditions of nsergent activities. In response, actions of the resistance have become more unpredictable and clandestine. We will not peacefully allow the manifestation of these omnipresent entities in our neighborhoods. We will live free from being monitored and recorded by shadowy government subsidized corporations. We will be the ones who pull the plug and liberate ourselves from digital captivity. Anyways enjoy. 1312.

Go!

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