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Shriekback Progenitor Restaurant For Dogs Manifest On Silver Disc For A Brief Time If You Act Now
Restaurant For Dogs was the resulting band following the US tour of The States with Barry Andrews as a member of Robert Fripp’s League Of Gentlemen. Being in America, Mr. Andrews decided to wallow deep, and while wallowing in the … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1980, 1981, 2023, Barry Andrews, Restaurant For Dogs, Shriekback
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That Next Shriekback Album Is Right On Time…And I Didn’t Even Know The Train Was Running!
Gloryoski! I was keeping my head down, minding my own huge stack of affairs threatening to rain down on my head yesterday morning when I received a communique from the Shriekback mailing list. Apparently idle hands are still the Devil’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2022, Barry Andrews, crowdsourcing, Shriekback
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Record Review: Robert Fripp – “League Of Gentlemen” US LP [part 2]
[…continued from last post] One of the most astonishing songs here, “Eye Needles,” was built on urgent tick-tock rhythms played furiously on keys that had Fripp soloing with a shower of double picked notes before hanging back to beefier chords … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1980, 1981, Barry Andrews, Danielle Dax, League Of Gentlemen, Robert Fripp
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Record Review: Robert Fripp – “League Of Gentlemen” US LP [part 1]
Robert Fripp’s “Drive To 1981” culminated in a trio of albums for that most significant year. The first out of the box was perhaps the most surprising of the Fripp albums of that period. “The League Of Gentlemen” was a … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1980, 1981, Barry Andrews, Danielle Dax, League Of Gentlemen, Robert Fripp
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Barry Andrews Moonlights For All Solo, All Electronic Stic Basin 2 Album
As a fan of Shriekback, I completely missed out on the Stic Basin phenomenon on the Shriekback.com of 2003. The first flowering of Shriekback online resulted in a series of rarities compilations and the odd self-released album which completely passed … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2020, Barry Andrews, Solo Album, Stic Basin
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A Glimpse Into The Past That Never Was For Barry Andrews On New Live Album From 2003
Last Friday, word went out to the Shriekback mailing list that lo, a new field recording of Barry Andrews on an exploratory jaunt through four cities of the USA in the winter of 2003 had surfaced and it was now … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2020, Barry Andrews, download, live album, Shriekback
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Barry Andrews of Shriekback Steps Into the Contaminated Pop Zone [part 2]
[…continued from last post] “K.L.U.D.G.E.” was possibly the most Shriekback-like song here with the lurching big beat colossus at its core, but the little details revealed the cracks in the musical DNA sequences. While it had a Tokyo-crushing vibe that … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2019, Barry Andrews, Shriekback, Solo Album
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