'77' is the mystical number worn by racer Bud Clay in the film "The Brown Bunny" (released by Kinetique). Join Lapdancer in an audial exploration of Mr. Clay's cross-country journey. Let the array of dazzling sounds tickle your inner ear and whisk you away to lands unknown.

Also, Drake Hills talks extensively about this magical new Lapdancer track.

A discussion on two tracks from Lapdancer's new album, "Affright" by Drake Hills. The two tracks under discussion are "Afraid of Everything" and "Please Help a Drowning Man." I hope you will find this podcast informative as well as entertaining.

Cobra Voice is an experiment in vocalics. A minimal and disjointed filmic sequence of squelches, creaking, squeaking, shrieks and other vocal induced noise. Like the cobra, the music here snaps, hisses and slides.
At the same time, there is an underlying story here, a gentle melody floats in, a scene is painted on the screen of your mind, a cat, a horse, a house, a boat.

This is by far one of my most powerful works and I provide it to you free of charge.

WARNING: ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING

Feast and Enjoy!

A Penguin in Mourning is a new piece for fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto. There is a video for this directed by Drake Hills. Dark folk territory is being explored within. Enjoy.

Lapdancer: Welcome

This is my 2nd rehearsal for this Sunday's show at Ebisu Milk. I recorded this set in complete darkness in my small apartment. This set is more "musical" than other sets and, in my ears, has a very complete flow from start to finish.
The setlist may flow something like this:

1. Relaxing Introduction with Cello and Alto Sax
2. Noir Suppertime
3. Supernatural Vomit with Percussion
4. Drone for Cosplay: Welcome to Tokyo, Welcome to Hell/ The Heart Doesn't Know Better

WARNING: May induce fits of intense paranoia and testicular torsion. Listen at your own risk.

Lapdancer: My Giallo Nightmare

This is the first official rehearsal for the September 10th show in Ebisu at MILK. The flow is very brooding and rhythmic coupled with haunting "Goblin" style keys. This set features 3 "cover" interpretations. The first is David Sylvian's "The Heart Knows Better," the second is "Suppertime" by Johnny Cash and the third is "The Lyre of Orpheus" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. This set is creepy and best for late-night walks around the neighborhood or into the woods.

One upon a time there was a band called "Special Dental Team." They practiced very hard, wrote songs called "Rooster Killer," "Eoneoraneunge," "Spank Party Pillow Fight" and "Murls are Spurling." They wore costumes on stage and even played live while a projector projected one of their favorite films, "Troll 2." There was a documentary made about them. Before Lapdancer was Lapdancer, he played bass in that band. Before Johnny Unicorn was Johnny Unicorn, he did all kinds of things in that band.

On a rainy Sunday evening, Lapdancer undertook the pleasure of manipulating some songs by this nostalgic band. This is a raw recounting of pain, tears, gastrointestinal malfunctions, chopped beats, sloppy karaoke weirdness and absurd grind breakcore Latin strangeness.

Stranger things have happened. Believe this.

Here it is raw and fresh, just like we like it around here. The official Lapdancer live Tokyo "Noise Attack" recording. Complete vomit filth and mystical spiritual revelations. Recorded 7/1/06 by the kind folks at Binspark.

"Grime Licking the Filthy Crack" is a live improvised remix of the grind band, GUT's album, "The Cumback." Gut is an amazingly talented and interesting band blending grind, porn, film samples, hip-hop, humor and filth together into a hypnotizing plate of aural earhole annihilation. I hope that I have done justice to their smutty grind paradise. Members of Gut are also active in Lidibo Airbag, G.U.T.T.O and other unique projects.

For more information, see:

http://www.myspace.com/gutsoundsystem
www.gut-grindcore.de

"Electroanal Soundporn" was the final rehearsal prior to the July 1st show at Binspark. In many ways this is a culmination of all of the prior rehearsals, with one exception...It is the best!! Overall, I think it is one of the best things I have ever done. It features a cover of the Staple Singers song, "Will the Circle Be Unbroken."

The concert used the same material, but came out completely differently (in a good way!!! The concert was amazing). I do have a recording of the concert, which I have mastered and WILL be uploaded at some point soon.

Too many projects going on now and not enough time!

Enjoy the piece