What's New With the Swingin' Love Corpses?Leaders of the Midwest's non-gothic thrash-grunge post-neo-industrial scene and, coincidentally, the owners of the coolest band name of all time, The Swingin' Love Corpses make good on all of their rare live appearances. Openers are listed in the World's Greatest Band Name List but include King Crimson-type noise bands who offer up a guitars played with a vibrators, a megaphone feeding back into a saxophone, an exhibition of mud-eating and a cover of an Edgard Varese song. SLC followed by sticking their keyboards and computers into burlap bags with which they pummeled one another, which doesn't give the audience much to watch, so they back it up with a 40-screen film and their infamous million dollar multi-media show. Other bands use screens, but SLC earn extra money during the show by selling seatpads, soft-drinks, peanuts and other concessions and then actually link up the images on screen with their musical themes. The piece called "The War On Idiocy" synce d with images of cops busting down garbage cans, cold medicine TV addicts taking shots of Silken Lauman and her Bone Collection (talk about tropical!). Lots of bands aspire to the multi-media concept, SLC actually kill for it.
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Announces its upcoming "Gristley Old Meat Onslaught" at the Music Gallery, Toronto.The performance is part of the Freedom in a Vacuum Cleaner Series at the Music Gallery, curated by Little Bobby Dobbs, whose record-label of the same name is dedicated to the "pursuit of unknown pleasures and unasked questions". welcomes one and all to attend the onslaught, which will partly be based on SLC's recent CD release, "War On Idiocy".
Swingin' Love Corpses Presents a New CD Recording: War On IdiocyWe're well into our 90s, communism has been vanquished and we're feeling pretty good, thanks to Prozac. But wait! Don't go and turn in your blowguns and headshrinking kits yet, 'cause we're about to get into another war! What war, you ask? Why its ... War On Idiocy.
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