We had a spare couple of minutes before supper, so here’s five slices of tasty longness brought on by an argument with someone about the aforementioned supper being ready. Well seven, seven slices, not five, not six, not six saintly shrouded men moving across the lawn slowly, seven slices, the seventh walks in front with…
Organ Thing of the Day: A quick one today for we have places to be, things to paint, no time for anything beside the news that excellent Black Country garage rock trio God Damn have let loose a new slice of music ahead of their forthcoming self-titled album that comes out on One Little Indian…
Five more art things? This week’s picks? The art year got off to a decent start with the first of four installment of Cacotopia 04 at Annka Kultys Gallery last week as well as that rather packed and buzzing Punk4MetalHealth fundraiser at Stash Gallery over at that den of delight that is Vout-O’Reenee’s,underneath that church,…
Organ Thing of Day: God Unknown Records celebrate the fiftieth release on their rather fine, rather proper label with a four-track split seven-inch vinyl (and digital release) which includes a collaboration with Penny Rimbaud. A three-hundred copy limited vinyl edition, presented in a die-cut sleeve, has been released; along with a streaming and download version…
You never quite know what East London’s Annka Kultys Gallery is going to throw up, you do know whatever it is it will be interesting, that it will be worth your time, Annka Kultys is an always challenging gallery, never predictable, sometimes annoying, almost always very rewarding, and over the last two or three years…
Organ Thing Of The Day: “Anarchy 99 are the fastest band in Glasgow. They were founded outside of Prague in 1999 by Yorgi Azar Zimin. Their power/skills are causing anarchy, overseeing parties, and selling stolen cars”.Anarchy 99 are at Cafe Oto, London N16 this Saturday January 10th, their latest hard-boiled ear-assaulting album will set you…
Organ Thing of The Day: We’re rather enjoying Leya at the moment, they seem to like capitalisation, we’ll indulge them while we share another peice of music, a track from an EP called Angel Lust that cane out right at the very end of last year. . Angel Lust is a collaborative EP between NYC-based artists…
Five art things? Five more art things? New year, need new art, or at least the art year to kick off, 2019 was in truth a little underwhelming,let’s see what London offers us in 2020, the gap between the artists and the galleries and London’s artists seems to be growing, the spaces for us artists…
So what did excite is in terms of the London art scene in 2019? Cleaning up before we get on with the business of properly entering the roaring twenties or whatever we’re going to call this new rather foreboding decade. The plan was to do one of those retrospective “best of” look backs over the…
End of year list time, we thought we’d actually wait until the end of the year. Now we’re not going to claim to have heard every single album this year or anything like that, these are simply the best the best of the hundreds that did come our way in 2019, with links to the…
Organ Thing of The Day? The day after Christmas and we’re taking just one more day off, well kind of, there is paint to throw, art can’t stop, writing about other people’s art can wait until tomorrow when I imagine we’ll be back on the case. Here’s a throwback, ten years ago, we covered it…
Organ Thing of The Day, a seasonable throwback to 2016 and a slice of Christmas goodness or something like that from Skin Graft stars Doomsday Student “Doomsday Student are Eric Paul, Stephen Mattos, Craig Kureck, and Paul Vieira. With members culled from the ranks of Arab on Radar, The Chinese Stars, Athletic Automaton and Chrome…
