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ORGAN THING OF THE DAY: TERA MELOS and Amoeba and vultures and punting down the bleedin’ canal on a street art tour for gawdsake!

Rub me out, rub me out, rub me out…. things things, rub me out, x’ed indeed. Almost two in a day, two Organ blog pages while we;re busy selecting the Ten artists and listing to the beauty of the new Tera Melos album, Their latest beautiful album nearly passed us by, if it hadn’t been…

October 14, 2013 in ART, MUSIC, STREET ART.

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  • ORGAN THING: David Watkins, Sensing Precarity at Stone Space Gallery, Leytonstone, East London, the spikes of life…
  • ORGAN: Five music things – more of Saajtak’s future-prog, new Guided by Voices, Lady Neptune’s hyper-destructive gabber, some Balothizer, more Tension Span and…
  • ORGAN THING: Today, we pause to celebrate the beauty of Tim Smith…
  • ORGAN THING: “surprise!” said Charlie, New Extra Life! Whoooooh, they’re back, listen to that!! Wow…
  • ORGAN PREVIEW: Esoteric Recordings have just announced the details of “Van Der Graaf Generator: Interference Patterns – The Recordings 2005-2016″…
  • ORGAN THING: OFF! announce catalogue reissues as well as the Punk supergroup’s new line-up featuring people from Thundercat and …And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead…
  • ORGAN PREVIEW: Freedom for Leytonstone! Freedom is an exhibition of sculpture and installation out in the woods as part of this year’s Leytonstone Arts Trail over in London E11…
  • ORGAN: Five music things – Kayo Dot’s Toby Driver has a new single, Grave Goods just let loose a rather powerful introduction, Katy J Pearson, Brighton’s Laundromat, new Speedvark, some under appreciated Gentle Giant and…
  • ORGAN PREVIEW: Channel 4 will be showing the Rebel Dykes film on TV in the early hours of Wednesday morning, that’s late Tuesday night to you and me…
  • ORGAN THING: Flipper are coming to London with The Shits, Predeceased and Crushed By Pimps, there’s UK dates and a European tour. Meanwhile, a Generic electric painting alongside Yes, Roxy, The Pop Group, Circle Jerks and…
  • ORGAN PREVIEW: June of 44 return to these shores after some 23 years, there’s a London show in July with Rattle. Meanwhile last night’s Other Rock Show…
  • ORGAN THING: Where to go next in music? It’s all been done, hasn’t it? The new Fastfast album Xen-On is a mesmerising success…
  • ORGAN THING: Light some candles and prepare to get weird, Wovenhand have a new video, another slice from the rather rich Silver Sash album…
  • ORGAN THING: A new single and video from Norwegian electronic dream pop project Lights A.M ahead of July’s new album…
  • ORGAN: Five music things – Charles Hayward’s rather brilliant Abstract Concrete, last chance to catch Charmpit, Katheryn Williams, Chicago’s Horsegirl, and “a sneak peak of my new band, Tension Span” said Noah Landis…
  • ORGAN: Five recommended art things – Romina De Novellis at Richard Saltoun Gallery, Opposing Fictions at Koppel X, Space Open Studios in Hackney, In the Black Fantastic at Hayward Gallery, Anne McNeill-Pulati and Non Worrall at Muswell Hill Gallery…
  • ORGAN PREVIEW: The ninth annual Mayfair Art Weekend kicks off this Friday evening, will there be green balloons this year?
  • ORGAN PREVIEW:  Our latest new favourite band – there is always a new favourite band, we have one most weeks – Bristol’s rather brilliantly named Slagheap hit London this coming Friday night with The Famous Daxx and Nervous Twitch…
  • ORGAN THING: Michael Dean’s Jungle is Massive – Herald St Gallery, Bethnal Green, East London – It feels exciting, those concrete textures, the scale, the edges, the decay, the space between pieces and the conversations they have…
  • ORGAN THING: Something new from The Mars Volta? Well why not? Ten years after, that’s a rather delicious comeback, here it is…
  • ORGAN THING: Lamin Fofana releases the first of a trilogy of albums, a beautifully slow piece of work that takes all the time needed…
  • ORGAN THING: Andrew and Eden Kötting at Hackney’s New Art Projects, phishing against the tide? Is it really that simple? That brilliant? Far more complex? The Wondrous Realities?
  • ORGAN THING: Wolfsbane? A new album? Nah, get outta here! Hang on, what’s this? A Whole World Window from the Birmingham overspill? The generous spirit of music? Well we weren’t expecting that…
  • ORGAN: Five Music Things – No time to stop for a snack, Bristol’s Slagheap have something new, Dead Can Dance’s Lisa Gerrard with Marcello De Francisci, New York’s Wild Arrows, The Life And Death, Half-handed Cloud’s new album and and and…
  • ORGAN THING: Diamanda Galás has announced the release of her new album – Broken Gargoyles, out on 26 August 2022 on the artist’s own imprint Intravenal Sound Operations…
  • ORGAN: Five Music Things – The Beths, composer and multi-instrumentalist Danny Mulhern, New Brunswick Art Punk Trio Motherhood, some fresh Dry Cleaning and…
  • ORGAN THING: “We’re all citizens of the world…” There can never be too much from the Commoners Choir…
  • ORGAN THING: And so the Cultivate Five Points Yard gathering happened last Sunday in a very very sunny Hackney, heads got burnt, beer was drunk, people gathered, art was installed, art was talked…
  • ORGAN THING: Tunnel, featuring Fugazi’s Brendan Canty, announce a Debut EP and share a lemon flavoured slice of things to come…
  • ORGAN THING: A first refined taste of the peaceful beauty of Félicia Atkinson’s new album… 

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