The documentary basically consists of two parts that are intertwined. One part is interviews with a lot of volunteers and artists. The other part is a series of live clips from various bands. One of the first people featured in the docu is Jesse from Operation Ivy. This immediately drew my attention, as Operation Ivy was one of the punk bands I used to listen to while I was a teenager. This docu promised to be a wonderful trip already.

Documentary / Punk

A very peculiar point about this docu is the nature of it. It's a very silent film, with very little music being played throughout. This somehow enhances the atmosphere though, and it'll leave you with a very pleasant feeling after watching it. The few pieces of music are very minimal piano solos which are mostly played while paintings and sketches are being showed, enhancing the pleasure.

Documentary

This new DVD, which captures one of the “Big Band”'s shows in London, specifically, the Kentish Town Forum in May 2006. From the start, Patton, the charismatic wildman leads the rest of the band, between his onstage antics and his unique vocal stylings and Buzz Osborne, frontman for The Melvins combine their respective bands into one big amorphous machine that emits a night's worth of intense entertainment.

DVD

The resonances of acoustic objects are interspersed with still shots of concrete imagery accompanied by silence throughout the disc with no rhyme or reason.

DVD

Standing In Two Circles represents the first systematic effort to present the many different aspects of his work outside music.

Book

ANTIBOTHIS, a collection of book anthologies featuring texts, interviews and diverse visions breaking the normal standards of so many publications. Creating different vortices of information, generating dynamic paradigms of ultra cultural transformation

Occultural / Magick / Art

Dreamambient is a reflection, a voyage to the most primitive form of paganistic worship. God’s rising from the sub-conscious, creating an impressive visual musical piece.

Ambient / Ritual / Art

Is noise “the future of music” or is it the end of it? Is noise the new punk as nihilistic anti-art or is it an extension of academic experimentation? Does humor have a place in noise or is it merely po-faced existential angst? These are some the issues addressed in this warts-and-all portrayal of what is perhaps the most pervasive D.I.Y. music scene phenomena to straddle the previous and current centuries the world over.

Documentary

"Imagine time as a spider's web -a spiral with intersecting rays, a magickal model or map, this simple design can be used for potent path workings and astral timetravel"... Is the opening of this book which is an artistic, magickal, poetic representation of time-emit.