Controlled
Bleeding
For the one or two of you uninitiated,
Controlled Bleeding were one of the most well-known of all experimental bands.
Compising Paul Lemos, Joe Papa and Chris Moriarty throughout
their entire career, they pioneered the early cassette scene with their harsh
industrial noise. Soon though they began to change their style, and entered
what was to be their ambient phase, which they released mostly as LPs on many
fine experimental labels, such as Dossier and Sub Rosa. Later they became more
dance oriented, with some 12" dance mixes on Wax Trax. As indie labels
began releasing mostly CDs, many of their early releases were rereleased with
bonus tracks and remixed, so they have literally many dozens of releases under
their belts. Some of their last recordings mix a little bit of everything into
a strange Zappaesque sort of experiment, with lots of fast paced edits and collages.
They seem to have gone into retirement these days, but every now and then the
odd release sees the light of day.
Releases:
Part seven in our on-going
series of saw-blade shaped vinyl singles. The
CB track is off their part of the CD of the same name. The DWM side is exclusive
to this release. Both are loud, experimental, and made to be played at maximum
volume. First pressing of 500 on multi-colored vinyl, second pressing of 500
on clear.
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- Artist: Controlled
Bleeding / Doc Wör Mirran
- Title: Pets
For Meat / Screaming For Titties
- Catalog #: Eightieth
Mammarian Tragedy (MT-222)
- Label:
Musical Tragedies
- Format:
Saw-blade 7"
- Release Date:
May 1st, 1994
- Artist:
Controlled Bleeding / Doc Wör Mirran
- Title: Pets
For Meat / The Gylsboda Snake
- Catalog #:
Tragedy One-O-Nine (MT-269)
- Label:
Musical Tragedies
- Format:
CD
- Release Date:
April 1st, 1994
A full length CD, this is
a split release with several tracks by both Controlled Bleeding and Doc Wör
Mirran. CB check in on their half with some brand new recordings, exclusive
to this release, that is a bit like Zappa on speed, with lots of fast paced
edits and some nice vocal work. One song even has a sort of reggae beat to it.
DWM offer as well new, exclusive tracks, with their usual amount of humor and
garage-ness. Each band has their own cover that features their own artwork for
this release. A limited, numbered edition was made in a double CD box with 50
hand-painted blank CDs..