Industrial blues where performance and body art meet improvisation and noise on the album „Wölfli’s Nightmare” by Sudden Infant on Voodoo Rhythm.

He is a Swiss composer, body and performance artist. Composed music for contemporary dance, theater, films, radio plays, and installations. Among his numerous collaborations there are Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra and The New Blockaders.

Wölfli (1864-1930) was a Swiss art brut artist, unconscious father of the surrealism and a mental patient. He used the Campbell’s soup cans as artistic motif at first. An article about Art Brut and Wölfli in Hungarian.

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When I have heard the Sunday Morning at first yesterday I was delighted at it because I thought that it’s a „real time” song but it was written in 1958 by Margo Guryan.

She is singer, songwriter, lyricist and musician, her sole album was released in 1968. Her songs was recorded by Carmen McRae, Julie London, Dizzy Gillespie, Harry Nilsson, Saint-Etienne and many others. She refused to tour so she became disinteresting for the music industry as a performer, but worked on as writer and produced records for others. Then she worked as a piano teacher and produced music books for students. In 2007, she released a new single, entitled „16 Words”. The track refers to one phrase from a speech of G.W. Bush in 2003. Look!

27 Demos on CD by Oglio and cassette by Burger Records

Free Mr. Elevator & The Brain Hotel single

before the debut album on Oct 23 by Burger Records. Great 60s style psychedelic rock with Doors feeling and jazzy moments.

The Monsters are the legendary garage rock’n’roll trash band of the boss of Voodoo Rhythm Records, Reverend Beat-Man. Their second LP (1991) will be released again. You can find a song here.

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The influences of The Future Primitives come from early rock’n’roll, 60s garage and first era psychedelic groups.  We wrote about them some months ago that they are „Voodoo Rhythm compatible band from South Africa”

Into The Primitive LP by Voodoo Rhythm Records (Switzerland) & Groovie Records (Portugal)

Mr Elevator & The Brain Hotel. Bass, organ, drums. Fantastic band, brilliant sound. Funny 60s psych oriental prog retro rock.

7″ by Resurrection

 
Warm Soda. Matthew Melton’s new band after the break-up of Bare Wires. The style is same: glam rock’n’roll:

7″ by Goodbye Boozy

Warm Soda on Euro tour. Vienna: July 30.