ALISON KNOWLES - Sounds from the Book of Bean LP Weird Folk with a beat built from

with a beat built from a loop of ruptured noise waging war against the paired voices of Sparhawk and Parker the moment they begin to sing during the massive “Quorum

The wild riffing is still there so is the seamless rhythm section backing one of the most energetic voices in current hardcore punk

She sings in many different ways and energies (she has this typical Rn’b vibe) but she also plays violin and synth and make them totally cry or scream

I savored that book and bought AGW on iTunes and would listen on repeat while I ate my suppers

pieced back together to find some kind of meaning

ALISON KNOWLES - Sounds from the Book of Bean LP Weird Folk with a beat built fromThe first vinyl LP release from Fluxus pioneer Alison Knowles (b. 1933). Sounds from the Book of Bean is an assemblage of noises and texts related to The Book of Bean (1982), Knowles 8 foot tall walk in book constructed at Franklin Furnace in New York. This recording, the sounds of making the big book, was continually played back inside of the installation. Echoes of Yoshi Wada hammering together the circular spine of the book, other collaborators