“…hey look, somehow we ended up on the free music archive…”
http://dev.freemusicarchive.org/music/Ric_Royer_and_Alice_Kemp/

working on sound for Misha Horacek

waiting to hear a copy of My Life in an Insulation Test

at the weekend, front of house for Mark Greenwood’s 48hr performance

written for Ear Cinema [2]

edited & completed (for now) essay on Rudolf Eb.er, Vienna Aktion & Antonin Artaud

get all yer appliance japan recordings and a whole lot more at electr-ohm.com

you like to hear music by alice kemp/germseed, ric royer and g.lucas crane vs. nonhorse

‘digging a hole’, ‘operation insect’ and ‘victory components’ can be found here.

Welcome to the release of
APPLIANCE 4.

The tracklisting is as follows:

Motion – A fridge and two clocks
Scanner – Blind
Vidna Obmana – Main theme
Andrew Lilles – The time work management conundrum
DJ an0n – Before and after the dust has settled

Ringo Christ – Volume one
Small Rocks – Zanussi watusi
Globster – Building site
Motion – Decatur
Scanner – In memory only
Janek Schaefer – Outro

to order your limited edition vinyl copy of this wonderous sonic product, please contact the good folks at:

appliance_japan@mail2Hell.com

The new sounds of thanatology are now available for preview on the PTRS website: http://ricroyer.com/ptrsHHH.htm

The new cd features text and vocals by Ric Royer and sound and noises by G Lucas Crane and Alice Kemp. The Performance Thanatology Research Society’s combination of sound poetry, performance art, sound art and dark comedy creates a weird experimental american experience themed around death, fear and the fear of death.

16 tracks in all, with chilling tales, lovely music, and imaginary little dances.

$5 or trade. contact performancethanatology@gmail.com
http://www.ricroyer.com/ptrs.htm

meanwhile, the saddest song ever rings in our ears..

i have officially become a member of the Performance Thanatology Research Society but don’t tell them.

tomorrow will see Franko B reading a piece of my work as part of a Uniform performance in London.

also designing sound for the writer Mark Greenwood’s performance at the tEXt festival on saturday 14/05/05, taking place at the Phoenix Centre in Gandy Street, Exeter, UK. this will be the 3rd collaboration between Mark and i.

leechwoman remix review:

http://www.sleazegrinder.com/review_2-19leechwoman.htm