The October goal for new tapes wasn't reached due to various technical (and human) errors. I'm going to shelve that material for now and start over. Hopefully a new tape will be available before the year ends. The Halloween show has also been cancelled, much to my disappointment.

In less irritating news, I completed the track "Valley Of Smoke and Weakness" for an upcoming compilation on Lazer Lizard Records, the new label started by Tobias from Power Skeleton. That should be out in the near future. I will also be playing live with Power Skeleton on the 10th.

Also, here's another review of Glass Tightrope:
http://memorywavetransmission.wordpress.com/2012/10/23/holographic-beast-glass-tightrope-c21-knowcare/

Keep It Black.

 

 

The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari + PF review

I forgot to post that I recently was a part of this event in Seattle. Myself and a number of other experimental musicians performed a live scoring of The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari. It went quite well. Maybe pictures will surface someday if anyone took any.

And here's a nice review of Perpetual Filth over at Memory Wave Transmission:
 http://memorywavetransmission.wordpress.com/2012/06/21/holographic-beast-perpetual-filth-c40-knowcare-sounds/

Past Failures

After nearly two years, the remaining copies of "Perpetual Filth" have been located. $6 ppd anywhere. If you ordered a digital version and would like a tape, email me at stealththought@hotmail.com

Memorial Show Video/Pictures

There are a number of videos from the memorial show from the 3rd.

Here's the intro with me talking


Here is the majority of the show, split into two clips




Here are two different clips from the show




And finally, here is nearly the whole show, again, from a different angle.

Thanks to all my friends that filmed and took pictures. And thanks to everyone that was there.

Cris Mora

My best friend, Cris Mora, who played under the name Abstract Rabbit, passed away on February 15th. This Saturday will be a benefit show for his family and a celebration of Cris and the huge impact that he has left on all of us.

I knew Cris for over twenty years, and he was like the little brother I never had. He and I were the two outsider electronic acts in our town. He created synthpop, while I created harsh noise. After this show I won't be playing in Wenatchee anymore. I don't want to do it without him.

Cristobal Mora - January 5 1989 - February 15 2012