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Fantomas,Suspended Animation,Ipecac,Kiran Aditham
FANTOMAS SUSPENDED ANIMATION Ipecac Mike Patton and his fellow mad-hatters in Fantomas have been keeping quite busy these days. Following the single, 72-minute exercise in the sonic macabre that was last year's Delerium Cordia, the supergroup puts down the rusty surgical tools and acidic astringents ...
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June 1999 :: Music F-I :: Fantomas (Ed Furniture)
Fantomas Fantomas Ipecac Imagine Mike Patton (the flapping fish guy, shut the hell up) making funny Tasmanian Devil noises over a really heavy band comprised of Dave Lombardo (Slayer), Trevor Dunn (Mr. Bungle), and Buzz Osbourne (Melvins). Very intense, heavy, hilarious short songs. Thirty of them ...
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June 1999 :: Music F-I :: Fantomas (Tom Minarchick)
Fantomas Fantomas Ipecac Fantomas, the band as well as the album of the same name, is the brainchild of the brilliant and overlooked Mike Patton. Patton wrote and recorded all of the various instrumental parts, and sent the appropriate parts to three musicians whom he considered fit to re-record their ...
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The Director's Cut (Ipecac). Review by David Lee Beowulf.
FANTOMAS THE DIRECTOR'S CUT Ipecac Dude, evil Mike Patton's Fantomas covers sixteen horror/thriller movie overtures and… OK, they cover about thirty seconds of sixteen horror/thriller movie overtures, and from there inject several minutes of their own screaming black death metal. The movies range from ...
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Delerium Cordia (Ipecac). Review by Sir Millard Mulch.
FANTOMAS DELERIUM CORDIA Ipecac When creating a lengthy piece of music, it is much more challenging to employ a technique known to our compositional forefathers as "Theme And Variation" than it is to splice together random, disconnected bits of nonsense. It takes patience, focus, and a dedication that ...
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Wanna Buy a Monkey? -- A Mixtape Session (Sequence). Review by Julio Diaz.
... Rob, Air, and X-ecutioners, the "mixtape" includes artists as diverse as De La Soul, Zero 7, Tortoise, Brand Nubian, The Doves, Dilated Peoples, and Fantomas. Additional vocals from Encore and scratches from supreme turntablist Kid Koala tie it all together, and the smooth, continuous mix makes this ...
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Ho, hey! Ipecac, fabled new-label-on-the-block takes a twist from their excel...
... HOLLYWOOD & WESTERN Ipecac Ho, hey! Ipecac, fabled new-label-on-the-block takes a twist from their excellent series of delicious migraine releases (Fantomas, Melvins) to give us one of the most genuine Western Swing records I've heard since Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys. This talented quintet distinguishes ...
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The Coma Imprint (Lakeshore). Review by Stein Haukland.
... band, Candiria want to do everything and they want to do it now. On the track "Peel This Strip and Fold Here," say, they kick off like a regular Fantomas doing traditional death metal before dropping into Kind Of Blue Miles Davis moods, only backed by Slayer. At other times, there's the trash fusion ...
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Irony is a Dead Scene (Epitaph). Review by Stein Haukland.
... only grown weirder since his defining years with Faith No More and Mr. Bungle, and these recordings are a natural extension of his latter work with Fantomas and on his solo albums, not to mention his connections with Kid 606, Lesser, and several equally frantic electro-punks. Taking in everything from ...
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The Catalyst to Ruins (At A Loss). Review by Matthew Moyer.
... more records, and people will be talking about them in the same hushed and reverent tones with which they discuss The Dillinger Escape Plan and even Fantomas. To think I once had the luxury of seeing them regularly in Tallahassee. "Kill People" starts the record off in promising fashion, taking your ...
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