JABS 01: David Wojnarowicz + Ben Neill /// JABS 02: Brontez Purnell + Jason Kendig /// JABS 03: Black Dice /// JABS 04: The Scissor Girls /// JABS 05: The Younger Lovers /// JABS 06: Modessa
“In the phase showcased on Natty Light, Black Dice collaged the impenetrable harshness of noise with the unhinged aggression of a punk show. The ugliness of these early recordings would help set the pace for the darkest sectors of the noise and extreme-music scenes as they mutated over the next decade.” – from the Pitchfork review of ‘Natty Light,’ posted May 18, 2019
to read the complete review, click HERE
Brontez Purnell & Jason Kendig’s collaborative 7″ EP, “Lay Down Your Burden Boy” ordered from the Jabs website will ship immediately. Copies will be available in stores on May 31 and beyond
Copies of “Natty Light” ordered through the Jabs website will ship immediately. The LP will be available in stores as of May 17, 2019.
$16 + shipping
For more info and ordering, click HERE
Black Dice “Natty Light” record release party at The Canby in Reseda
with
Black Dice DJs
SFV Acid
Sandy Smiles (performance)
Greek Brothers (vegan food)
Wednesday, April 3, 9 PM – one million o’clock
$FREE$
“Natty Light” silkscreen cover edition of 50 only available tonight!
Know Wave is hosting an oral history of the first three years of Black Dice, 1997-2000, to coincide with the release of “Natty Light.” Click HERE to view
The remastered ITSOFOMO with bonus tracks is now available on Spotify
Flash Art has published an interview with Ben Neill about ITSOFOMO. Click HERE to view
Gloria McLean was the choreographer for the first performances of ITSOFOMO which took place in 1989 at the Kitchen, New York. She’s posted a full video of the performance on her vimeo page. Click HERE to view
Know-Wave.com is hosting an archival review of ITSOFOMO with photographs, ephemera, and recollections of the piece. Click HERE to view
The oeuvre of late artist David Wojnarowicz spanned photography, painting, film, music, writing, and performance, all of which are incorporated into the hybrid work “ITSOFOMO: In The Shadow of Forward Motion” (1989). Produced in collaboration with composer Ben Neill, the multimedia work originally took the form of a performance that included a four-channel video piece accompanied by a live reading by Wojnarowicz with Neill’s original score.
– from Matt Stromberg’s piece “A David Wojnarowicz Performance from 1989 Is Released on Vinyl” on Hyperallergic.com, posted October 24, 2018
to read the whole piece, click HERE