Fast vergessene Musik aus den 1990ern

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Fast vergessene Musik aus den 1990ern

Ein neuer Serviervorschlag, diesmal unter anderem mit Neuerscheinungen von Fotocrime und Ploho. Daneben gibt es aber auch fast vergessene Musik... mehr

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Fotocrime, Unwell, Ultra Love at Saw Gallery

Saw Gallery, Thursday, April 16 at 08:00 PM EDT

https://ottawa.askapunk.net/event/fotocrime-unwell-ultra-love-at-saw-gallery

Listen To The New Fotocrime Single “Grifter” Featuring J. Robbins, Jaye Jayle, Amber Thieneman And Aon Brasi

On their forthcoming LP Security, Louisville dark punk stalwarts FOTOCRIME harness a more aggressive and furious tone, one akin to bands like Killing Joke and Big Black along with the man-vs-machine churn of Godflesh and middle period Ministry and more. Historically a synth-forward band, these influences, which have been omnipresent in virtually all of guitarist/vocalist Ryan Patterson’s previous work, come to the forefront to reveal a new era for the band. 

This sound is on display on new single “Grifter” which premieres today.  Patterson says: “The penultimate song on Security, ‘Grifter’ is a synth-driven punk song that owes as much to Wire as it does Marked Men. There’s probably an acknowledgement due to early Devo, as well the lyrical approach of Rick Froberg. With Fotocrime lyrics, I’ve often been inspired by film noir and hard-boiled mystery novels and ‘Grifter’ falls into this category, while also being an obvious allegory about the monsters in command who are peddling hate while bleeding us dry.”  He continues: “On this track, Benny, David, our trusty Oberheim DX drum machine, and I were joined by drummer Ben Sears (Mirrorless, Whips/Chains) who is a human metronome and master of 16th note hi-hats. My brother Evan Patterson (of Jaye Jayle and Young Widows) came by to play a great synth solo in the bridge and J. Robbins (Jawbox, Burning Airlines), Amber Thieneman (Fool’s Ghost), and Aon Brasi (Aon Brasi) provide a chorus of backup vocals at the end. J. also plays additional synth and co-produced, engineered, and co-mixed the album, of course. ‘Grifter’ is an angry and sardonic song dripping with syrupy sweet down-stroked post-punk melody. Just how I like it.”

https://youtu.be/wG3vvAdTzTk?si=a3POLEuYd-5qXiIR

Formed in 2017, FOTOCRIME have released five EPs and four albums, and on Security, Patterson is joined by new members Benjamin Clark on guitar and David Cundiff on bass. Security also features appearances from drummer Jay Weinberg (Suicidal Tendencies, ex-Slipknot), legendary vocalist Barney Greenway of Napalm Death, all three members of the band Sumac, Nick Theinman and Evan Patterson of Young Widows, Nico and Phab of French dark punks Bleakness, and a cavalcade of veteran Louisville artists. Musician and noted producer J.Robbins also performed on several tracks and sat in at Patterson’s the House of Foto studio to co-produce, engineer, and co-mix the effort.

Fotocrime / Unwell

Bsmt 254, Wednesday, April 15 at 08:00 PM EDT

We are very happy to have Toronto’s UNWELL joining us for our Canadian shows in April. Unwell is the new group led by Toronto punk legend Chris Colohan of Sect, Burning Love, Cursed, and many other bands.

Our history together dates back decades, through adventures, shows, collaborations, and tours with the Swarm and the National Acrobat, Cursed and Coliseum, and Coliseum and Burning Love. It’s very meaningful to now add Fotocrime / Unwell to that list.

We’re also happy to announce a Berlin show on our European tour on 10 May at Urban Spree.

https://toronto.askapunk.net/event/fotocrime-unwell

Fotocrime Shares New Single “Unthinkable” Featuring Jay Weinberg And Barney Greenway)

On their forthcoming LP Security, Louisville dark punk stalwarts FOTOCRIME go for a more aggressive and furious tone.  The album’s second single “Unthinkable” is an examination of our current state of geopolitical panic and impending global conflict, inching towards total annihilation. The track kicks off with a smashing drum performance by none other than Jay Weinberg (Suicidal Tendencies, ex-Slipknot) with double-time hi-hats and tribal thunder in full swing. With that indestructible skeleton in place, the track is further bolstered by a Cold War-synth stab and the throat of one bona fide legend (Barney Greenway of Napalm Death). In all, “Unthinkable” hits the sweet spot of luring you to the dancefloor while simultaneously coaxing you to light it on fire. 

FOTOCRIME mastermind Ryan Patterson says the song is “…a dystopian anthem about the horrors facing the world.  On ‘Unthinkable’ we are honored to be joined by our friends Jay Weinberg and Barney Greenway, who both lend their immense talents to the track. Jay is one of the world’s foremost heavy music drummers and the crushing groove he brought to the song perfectly hammers alongside our pummeling drum machine. Jay elevated our mechanical rhythms and makes this one of our most exciting songs yet. Legendary Napalm Death singer Barney Greenway graciously joins in on co-lead vocals through the last half of the track; hearing his voice on this song gives me chills. Barney is an inspiration on many levels and it’s such an honor to have him on this song.”

https://youtu.be/6dSd3XavRB8?si=6mxVyAe7HODY5c-k

Formed in 2017, FOTOCRIME have released five EPs and four albums, and on Security, Patterson is joined by new members Benjamin Clark on guitar and David Cundiff on bass. Security also features appearances from drummer Jay Weinberg (Suicidal Tendencies, ex-Slipknot), legendary vocalist Barney Greenway of Napalm Death, all three members of the band Sumac, Nick Theinman and Evan Patterson of Young Widows, Nico and Phab of French dark punks Bleakness, and a cavalcade of veteran Louisville artists. Musician and noted producer J.Robbins also performed on several tracks and sat in at Patterson’s the House of Foto studio to co-produce, engineer, and co-mix the effort.

Security will be out on March 13th— pre-order now on Bandcamp or from Auxiliary / Shirtkiller directly here.  

See FOTOCRIME on the road in North America this March and April, and on tour in Europe this May which includes shows with Russian Circles and Pelican…

FOTOCRIME, on tour:

Mar 07  Nashville, TN — The End #
Mar 20  Louisville, KY — Zanzabar ~
Mar 27  Chicago, IL — The Burlington ^
Mar 28  Indianapolis, IN — Spellbound
Apr 10  Pittsburgh, PA — Mr. Small’s
Apr 11  Philadelphia, PA — Kung Fu Necktie
Apr 12  Brooklyn, NY — TV Eye
Apr 14  Syracuse, NY — Song & Dance *
Apr 15  Toronto, ON — BSMT254 ¢
Apr 16  Ottawa, ON — Club Saw ¢
Apr 17  Montreal, QC — Turbo Haus ¢
Apr 18  Buffalo, NY — Mohawk *
Apr 19  Cleveland, OH — B Side Lounge
May 07  Vienna, AT — Rhiz
May 11  Hamburg, DE — Gruenspan +=
May 12  Cologne, DE — Live Music Hall +=
May 13  Karlsruhe, DE — P8 +=
May 16  Veytaux-Montreux, CH — Chateau Chillon
May 17  Luzem, CH — Sedel
May 19  Budapest, HY — Durer Kert =
May 20  Prague, CZ — Meet Factory +=
May 21  Brno, CZ — Kabinet
May 23  Siegen, DE — Vortex Surfer %

# with Portraits of an Apparition
~ with Endpoint
^ with Clubdrugs & Exedo
¢ with Unwell
* with Bad Bloom
+ with Russian Circles
= with Pelican
% with Moving Targets

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FOTOCRIME Shares New Single “Unthinkable” (Featuring JAY WEINBERG And BARNEY GREENWAY)

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FOTOCRIME Unleash Dystopian Fury On 'Unthinkable' Alongside JAY WEINBERG & BARNEY GREENWAY

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FOTOCRIME Unleash Dystopian Fury On 'Unthinkable' Alongside JAY WEINBERG & BARNEY GREENWAY

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Fotocrime Shares New Single And Video From The Upcoming Album “Scrutiny”

Exploding with tales of overblown machismo at the nuclear chess board, mental instability in a time of crisis, and honest living in a corrupt world, Louisville dark punk stalwarts Fotocrime’s new LP Security— out on March 13—  is rife with sentiments of paranoia and impending doom. But unlike post-punk greats Killing Joke, Fotocrime never go full conspiracy theorist or espouse theories on the alien civilizations that built ancient Egypt.  Security is very much influenced by Jaz Coleman & Co., and it serves as a celebration of that band’s musical output, alongside other recently passed heroes. “Killing Joke, Big Black, and Hot Snakes–these were all bands that all had musicians that passed away recently,” recalls Fotocrime frontman Ryan Patterson. “Geordie Walker, Steve Albini and Rick Froberg were all so crucial to my musical growth, so I wanted to put these influences forward and channel them as much as I could, as opposed to keeping them in my back pocket and letting them manifest in less obvious ways.”

On Security, Fotocrime eschews their previous approach for a more aggressive and furious tone, one that matches the aforementioned bands along with the man-vs-machine churn of Godflesh and middle period Ministry, the down-picking stylings of The Marked Men, and more. Historically a synth-forward band, these influences, which have been omnipresent in virtually all of Patterson’s previous work, come to the forefront to reveal a new era for the band. “The new album has some synth textures, but for Security we had a different sort of goal,” explains Patterson. “We recorded most of the music live, and what you’re hearing is primarily guitar, bass, and drum machine. So there are plenty of Soviet-era analog synths, but not anywhere near the amount that there has been with Fotocrime previously.”

Starting with a bowel-quaking bass kick that hits like a body blow, the first single “Plowjob” uses a white hot sawtooth bass synth to cut through an icy drumloop before matching that ferocity with a similarly brutish guitar line doubled on top. By the time the galloping riff has led you into the reverb-drenched chorus bolstered by the coarsely delicious vocals of Aaron Turner (Sumac), you’ve voluntarily committed to a second beating. The subject matter is similarly scathing— examining our world and the tyrannical man-children looking to control, and possibly destroy, an existence that doesn’t fit their narrow view.

https://youtu.be/Xf9J8LEPOZo?si=jYURc5Ci_vkjqzwY

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