Nurse With Wound List

Throbbing Gristle - DOA: Third and Final Report

2009-06-09T03:39:00.001-07:00

What a difficult record to describe. First however, Throbbing Gristle themselves should be reviewed. For a band with such a cool description and background (and even a pretty good name, which I suppose doesn't mean much), they fail to deliver on almost all levels. Their music is among the most cheesy, pretentious, boring, and painful music that I have ever heard. Upon reading about them and their crazed antics, you expect music to match. This is not so. However, of all of their bad albums, this is the best. The worst part about it is, it is quite good in parts. The song "We Hate You (Little Girls)" is the kind of stuff the band should have been doing all along. But also on this record is among the most cheesy and bad Throbbing Gristle recording I have heard yet, "AB/7A". The album is pretty split as far as quality and garbage go. Click the album cover above, if you're willing to take a try.

This will be upped later today.

Whitehouse - Dedicated to Peter Kurten

2009-06-09T03:14:00.000-07:00

One of the harshest records of its time, Dedicated to Peter Kurten is in my mind Whitehouse's very best album. Recorded in the same year (1981) as the groundbreaking Erector, this takes the bands harshness from that great album and increases it (in addition to adding strange sounds of water pouring?). The album starts off with the great "Ripper Territory", which is primarily a sample of a man reporting on capture of infamous "Yorkshire Ripper" Peter Sutcliffe played over the bands signature electronic noise. The album doesn't let up after this however. A couple tracks, "On Top" and "The Second Coming", are covers from the bands debut record, Birthdeath Experience. The two tracks are obviously made noisier and generally more harsh, and fit perfectly in the album. Speaking of which, the entire album, though never repetitive, has a consistent tone and the songs flow together rather well. The entire album is as acidic and cruel as any Whitehouse has ever released. Also, it should be noted that this is the first Whitehouse album to feature a fascination with serial killers. Excellent Record, Get it.

This album will be posted later today.

Älgarnas Trädgård - Delayed and Framtiden är ett Svåavande Skepp, Förankrat i Forntiden

2009-05-14T08:45:00.000-07:00

(From last.fm) Älgarnas Trädgård (Garden of the Elks) was a Swedish psychedelic progressive-rock band who recorded just two albums, Framtiden är ett svävande skepp, förankrat i forntiden (“The Future is a Floating Ship Anchored in Antiquity”) and Delayed.

These two albums I found to both be absolute gems, intensely psychedelic concoctions that would definitely would be filed as early krautrock if it were not from Sweden.

They feature very early elements of sampling and electronica, and have elements of folk and early progressive rock. They also contain a delightfully mythical vibe, suggesting the band were fascinated with ancient folklore and mythology. If any of the above sounds appealing to you then you are sure to enjoy these. Click the album art above to download, and here purchase CD's .

Airway - Live At Lace

2009-04-26T13:44:00.000-07:00

Airway was a music group based within the Los Angeles Free Music Society. They started off as a solo project of Le Forte Four member Joe Potts. The first release was the Airway 7”, which featured subliminal messages to coincide with an art exhibition in Tokyo. In August 1978 Airway made their live debut at the Lace Gallery. This lineup featured Potts and Chip Chapman on electronics, Vetza on vocals, Rick Potts on mandolin, Dennis Duck on saxophone, Juan Gomez on bass, and Tom Recchion on drums. They attempted to create subliminal messages beneath a wall of noise by using tape delay. Recordings from the performance were released as Live At Lace by the Los Angeles Free Music Association.

Live At Lace is an interesting album. It reminds me of Boris's collaborations with Merzbow, only with less vocals, combined with elements of improvised Krautrock and Psychedelica. It's certainly innovative and whilst it can drone on at times as with a lot of improvised music it seems to have been influential on many modern acts today, if not directly, such as the two I mentioned. I know japanoise legends Hijokaidan are fans. Definitely worth a few listens and another enjoyable gem on the Nurse With Wound list.

Bitrate: 192 kbps

Tolerance - Anonym

2009-04-26T13:28:00.000-07:00

When I first listened to this I was under the impression this was recorded after the Tolerance album Divin (which can be found here). It seems like an easy enough mistake to me because Anonym appears to be more interesting, and generally seems to have more going on. Divin was mostly made up of weird lo-fi electronics. However, Anonym has that, and (what sounds like) vocal samples, and most interestingly of all, piano. It also has a more mysterious and eerie slant. An overall excellent NWW list entry. Highly recommended.

Bitrate: 192 kbps

Boyd Rice - The Black Album

2009-04-23T13:05:00.000-07:00

If you have seen any other posts on this blog you might be asking yourself, "Why is the picture I'm looking at not an album cover, but rather a man standing over a large pile of broken records?". Well the man is Boyd Rice. Also, you may have noticed that the album is called "The Black Album" (sometimes just titled "Boyd Rice"). This is because the album cover itself is entirely black with no text. This presents problems when combined with the black background of the blog, but moving on. The album itself is made up of loops. That's it. Each track is just a loop(s) that drone on and on. I imagine it will be of interest to Boyd Rice fans, and uhhh... I'm actually not sure of anyone else who would want to hear this. It is pretty annoying as background music, and its painfully boring besides that. Did I mention all the songs are untitled? So if you want to find your favorite loops you'll have to remember the track number. Don't lose all hope in Mr. Rice though, but he is an interesting, innovative and great musician generally speaking, it's just this album that is a complete waste of time. Click the unibrowed man above if you really want this.

Tolerance - Divin

2009-04-03T10:42:00.000-07:00

Divin by Tolerance seems to me like an electronic equivalent of Nurse With Wound (albeit not quite as crazed and abrasive). Divin is different from any electronic music that I heard previously. Instead of using the same bland electronics used by every other band, it employs the most archaic and lo-fi equipment imaginable. However, this most definitely works out in their favor, because they created what seems to me to be the most atmospheric and dark music of its kind. It is very obvious why they are on the NWW list. This is electronic music for people who hate electronic music. Click the weird album art above for a download.

Bitrate: 192 kbps

Dadazuzu - Lehrlinge halten zusammen (Compilation)

2009-04-02T11:26:00.000-07:00

Only one of the artists (Lerryn & Dadazuzu AKA Dadazuzu) on this compilation appears on the Nurse With Wound list, but I felt I should upload this entire compilation since it features their only known recorded track. Anyway, this album is a collection of late 60s Krautrock with a supposedly socialist political slant. Lyrically, all that was lost on me as I don't speak any German but I found the music rather enjoyable if disposable and typical Krautrock. I've listened to this a few times and it doesn't really hold much replay value (well maybe lyrics wise, though I wouldn't know) but is definitely a pleasant enough release to warrant one listen. The Dadazuzu track is unsurprisingly the standout, the rest being rather poppy, cheery but sadly forgettable Krautrock. Click the album cover above to download.

Average bitrate: 192 kbps

AMM - AMMusic

2009-03-31T12:01:00.000-07:00

AMM's AMMusic is another eye opening, ahead of its time discovery on the Nurse With Wound list. AMM (who never revealed what their name stands for) are a long running British free improvisational group and the first known act to deliberately try not to fit any genre. They sure succeeded in their goal with this album at least, as I have a very hard time describing it. You can definitely hear it's influence on Nurse With Wound though, and most other early industrial acts in general. The album frequently alternates between furious noise freak outs and creepy ambience, remaining interesting throughout, something a lot of avant-garde improv stuff fails at. Any fan of bizarre experimental music (which I'm sure includes you if you're reading this blog) is sure to enjoy this rather radical and influential 60s piece. Click the album art above if you're interested. And if you enjoyed it, buy it here.

Average bitrate: 320 kbps

Friendsound - Joyride

2009-03-22T12:56:00.001-07:00

Friendsound is a one off album side project from 60s pop group Paul Revere & The Raiders.

The first part of the first track is rather bouncy and colorful, lots of personality and a general nice sound, brought together with steady beat of guitar chords, drums and wind instruments at first, a mellow piece of music and very pleasant to listen. Further on is a quick burst of randomness, the life of the party. A jumbled mess of sounds and instruments, put together with thought and the perfect outcome was produced; a happy, upbeat part of the extremely emotional track. A rather laid-back second part to the first track, a mixture of wind, string and percussion instruments and very relaxing to listen to. Its calmness and smooth musical flow really takes you somewhere else, its a truly feel-good piece of music. Its change of type of sound makes it fresh throughout and doesn't leave you looking at how much time is left before it ends and you can finish the song. A ghostly recording of a school playground (I assume) and a child's speech is spooky, yet touching and adds a nice, tidy finish to the first track.
The second track combines the random with the calm, with surreal sound effects dotted in every so often, giving the effect of a very strange dream sort of thing. I'm not exactly the best at explaining things, just go listen for yourself if it sounds good to you.
I really liked this album, and urge fans of ambiance to download it to enjoy it as much as I have. Five Stars.

Click album cover art for link to download.

Average bitrate; 192 kp/s

Oktober - Uhrsprung

2009-03-19T13:31:00.000-07:00

Oktober is another one of the numerous krautrock bands on the NWW list. It's pretty standard krautrock, with the exception of the band's venture into progressive elevator music on one track. It isn't really anything to get excited about. They are a little too synthy and bland for me to enjoy. However, if you would like to get this, go ahead and click the album cover.

Operation Rhino - Creation Collective Musique Improvisee

2009-03-16T16:54:00.000-07:00

Operation Rhino is, simply put, quite alarming. One of the more interesting finds from the NWW list, I am pretty blown away. Created by what reads like a who's who of hip 70s experimental artists (including Pierre Bastien, the man behind Nu Creative Methods), this is an amazing three track improvisational, orchestral pummeling, led by a frenzied trumpet. Perhaps, I am alone in my opinion of this album, but if you're interested click the photo above.

Cromagnon - Orgasm

2009-03-16T16:11:00.000-07:00

Orgasm is one of the most startlingly original and ahead of its time (1968) albums I've ever had the fortune to come across. The only album by mysterious group Cromagnon (apparently comprised of bubblegum pop producing duo Brian Elliot and Austin Grasmere and the assistance of their "Connecticut tribe"), it combines prototypical elements of genres as diverse as black metal, no wave and freak folk to create a truly fresh recording, a magical slice of insane innovation that rewards repeated listenings and that you'll find yourself proudly recommending to fellow music buffs for years to come. It's a diverse platter, but a remarkably consistent one. An absolute treasure I can't recommend enough to anyone with a love for triumphant experimental music.

Download it, love it, then buy it here.

Ame Son - Catalyze & Primitive Expression

2009-03-16T15:40:00.000-07:00

Here we have both known studio albums by french progressive outfit Ame Son, whose members also featured in Red Noise and Kominterm. It's not particularly original sounding material, nor is it technically exceptional but it nails taking you into a blissful alternate universe beautifully. An immensely pleasurable listen, particularly recommended if you're feeling stressed out at all, as it's one of the most soothing listens I've had recently. Both albums are similar in sound, but are both so good I really don't care. Highly recommended.

Bitrate:Varies between 256kbps for Catalyze and is 192kbps throughout for Primitive Expression.

Nu Creative Methods- Superstition

2009-03-16T14:35:00.000-07:00

Can't say how much I actually enjoyed this one. Very strange goings ons. The tracks all sound pretty much the same. That is, strange tappings, scrapes, and pluckings in ultra low fidelity. I can't see much point in listening to this oddball piece all the way through, but it is most definitely not out of place in the NWW list. Click the album art, if you're into ultra avant-garde bedroom recordings.

Nosferatu - Nosferatu

2009-03-16T13:11:00.000-07:00

Nosferatu are the most thoroughly unimpressive band I have come across so far with the NWW list. Ultra groovy, proggy, boring jam sessions populate this record. They all sound like Nosferatu took an already mediocre song and stretched it to ridiculous lengths. I guess someone out there may enjoy this. Click the artwork above if what I described above sounds like your thing.

Nine Days Wonder - Only the Dancers & We Never Lost Control

2009-03-15T09:15:00.000-07:00

Though Nine Days Wonder are typically considered Krautrock, it seems like they have more going on that just that. In fact, in certain songs there is barely even a trace of Krautrock (particularly on Only the Dancers in general). It sounds like a mixture of the glam of David Bowie (who the vocalist sounds eerily similar to on some tracks) and the psychedelic work of Amon Duul II. Except for one track on each album, gone are Krautrock's lengthy tracks in favor of tracks around the 5 minute mark or shorter. With a pretty surprising amount of poppy hooks these albums are remarkably listenable. Click the artwork above to download both albums.

Fred Frith - Guitar Solos

2009-03-15T07:28:00.000-07:00

Taken from Wikipedia.
Fred Frith is an English multi-instrumentalist, composer and improvisor.
Probably best-known for his guitar work, Frith first came to attention as one of the founding members of the English avant-garde rock group Henry Cow. Frith was also a member of Art Bears, Massacre and Skeleton Crew. He has collaborated with a number of prominent musicians, including Robert Wyatt, Brian Eno, Lars Hollmer, The Residents, Lol Coxhill, John Zorn, Bill Laswell, Derek Bailey, Iva Bittová and Bob Ostertag. He has also composed several long works, including Traffic Continues (1996, performed 1998 by Frith and Ensemble Modern) and Freedom in Fragments (1993, performed 1999 by Rova Saxophone Quartet).

Guitar Solos - Friths first studio album in 1971, the album in the download provided is the 1991 reindorsement.

A welcoming intro of out-of-tune guitars, followed by very surreal sounds is just a taster of the rest of the album, and a very convincing and encouraging one at that. The majority of the album has the sound of some sort of string instrument as a background sound and gives a very mellow atmosphere throughout, which I found myself increasingly interested and amazed by. Distortion combined with teetering between tempos, sometimes with synphonics adding a dismal undertone, added a sure warrent of obscurity and uniqueness and I fully enjoyed listening to this album, and urge fans of experimental and avant-garde to download and experience for themselves.

Click artwork above for link to download.

Average bitrate; 224 kp/s

Gash - A Young Man's Gash

2009-03-15T06:48:00.000-07:00

Gash are a Krautrock group, who formed in 1972 and disbanded later the in same year.

A Young Man's Gash - sang in English, and possibly their only solo album ever produced, is usually categorized under Psychedelic Rock.

Corny love lyrics with background singers "ahhh"ing in harmony, slow instrumentals in some songs whilst upbeat in others, its your typical 70s love album. Whilst this cheesefest brought me some mild amusement, and from research others agree, it's not something I'd recommend downloading. However, it was on the NWW list and so I reviewed it, it's unfortunately predictable and standard, which is exactly the type of thing NWW list collectors want to avoid. If this sort of music floats your boat, go ahead and download it.

Click album art for link to download.

Average bitrate; 192 kp/s

Ron Geesin - A Raise of Eyebrows

2009-03-15T04:54:00.000-07:00

Ron Geesin is a British composer and musician, covering genres like avant-garde, experimental rock, musique concrete and symphonic rock.

A Raise of Eyebrows - Geesin's first solo studio album of many, produced in 1967.

A review on the album, taken from HeadHeritage;

The liner notes to this album gave a pretty good idea of where Geesin is coming from. “Ron Geesin makes music that is not like any other music. He uses words, sounds, music, electronics and other people, in fact everything that is to hand. Ron Geesin is a new and startling experience. Ron Geesin fits into no existing category or neat pigeon hole. He and his sound creations are of next year not this. Ron Geesin has a loud voice with a Scots accent. Many of Ron Geesin’s compositions are improvised. Most people don’t know what to make of Ron Geesin. Some are bewildered, some excited. Ron Geesin intrigues and involves you.” The cover is great too in a kitschy kind of way, with stock-psychedelic lettering and a photo showing the young Geesin looking like a maths teacher, sitting on a stool in his studio. Nothing mind-blowing, but enough to get you thinking that this album may well contain some interesting sonic tinkering – or if that doesn’t come off, maybe just some bad folk instead, at the other extreme. There’s no bad folk to be found here though, and plenty of off-kilter tinkering, so don’t fear. The reverse features a white-lined drawing on red showing Geesin with microphone in hand, rising genie-like out of his ‘red machine’, a red petrol can he used for jug-blowing (or, as Geesin has put it, “the ancient Black art of jug-blowing”!).

My opinion on the album;

A difficult album to label, I would catagorise this one as experimental. The bizarre sounds, strange speeches resembling a British Captain Beefheart, frequent change in speed and macabre, yet sometimes happier and upbeat, piano pieces, along with chirpy outbursts from other instruments just add to the uniqueness of this album, making it very pleasurable to listen to and hard to forget.

Click album art for link to download.

Average bitrate: 217.14 kp/s

Anal Magic and Reverand Dwight Frizzell - Beyond The Black Crack

2009-03-14T15:47:00.000-07:00

Beyond The Black Crack is a truly unusual album, even by the Nurse With Wound lists already strange standards. The only known recording from Anal Magic & Rev. Dwight Frizzell, it combines free jazz, tape editing, environmental atmospherics and early electronica to create a very rare and exotic treat. Recorded in all sorts of places including, but not limited to Pyramids, Factories and typical music venues. Click the rather fetching album art above to give this a listen.

Bitrate: Varies between 256 kbps and 320 kbps.

Buy this gem here.

Walter Franco - Revolver

2009-03-14T15:27:00.000-07:00

Walter Franco is a singer and composer Paulistano. Revolver (1975) is a rock (but almost dreamlike in some tracks) album of Franco's, and is the second of 6 albums.

The instruments played in major-key, (mysterious undertones, regarding some tracks) his soothing voice and the overall uplifting beat of his songs combine to make this album a very pleasant experience and I strongly recommend it.

Click the album art for link to download.

Average bitrate; 160 kp/s

Förklädd Gud - Jazz I Sverige

2009-03-14T15:00:00.000-07:00

Förklädd Gud (God in Disguise) were an improvisational jazz group from Sweden. They formed in the early 1970s, and consisted of a constantly changing line-up of musicians from the fields of jazz, rock, and art music.

Jazz I Sverige 77 - Released 1977 on Caprice label

This album I would interpret to fall into the experimental/jazz genre. Items used range from wooden blocks to pianos, the sound encompasses surrealism and classic jazz. Upon listening, the experience is rather obscure and sublime, takes you to a very different level of imagination and I instantaneously loved it. While some tracks are faster paced than others, I found this to be quite effective as your emotions transcend. I thoroughly enjoyed this album and found it very inspiring, 4.5/5.

Click album art for link to download.

Average bitrate; 320 kp/s

Mars - 78+

2009-03-14T11:47:00.000-07:00

Despite having little to no musical "talent" (whatever that is), Mars are one of the more well known No Wave bands. This album is pretty typical No Wave. The guitars are completely out of tune, not that it really matters considering the way they play. The drums are pounded upon crazily. The vocals alternate between male and female (and on a couple tracks both), and are mostly shrill and shouted, but occasionally they are delivered with a really delightful moaning. Judging by how it sounds, the band recorded live in a large metal can. To my knowledge this compilation is the majority of Mars' recordings. Don't ask what the cover is supposed to be, because I've no idea. Click the artwork above and enjoy.

Nihilist Spasm Band - What About Me & No Record

2009-03-14T10:02:00.000-07:00

2 classic noise albums by long running Canadian improv group, The Nihilist Spasm Band. No Record was first released in 1968 and What About Me was first published in 1992. Both are fantastic, my 2 favorite albums by a truly interesting band. Those interested in learning more on them should seek out 2000 documentary What About Me: The Rise of the Nihilist Spasm Band.

From their website:

The NSB was formed in 1965 by a group of people who enjoyed music and wanted to play in a band. There was no desire to learn to play traditional instruments so kazoos were bought and assorted noise makers modified or built from scratch. The band started playing regularly every Monday night in 1966 and has just carried on .The personal has stayed the same. John Boyle (artist) kazoo and drums, John Clement (MD) guitar and drums, Bill Exley (geezer/latinist) vocals, Murray Favro (artist) guitar and Art Pratten (pensioner/gentleman of leisure) Pratt-a-various and Waterpipe. Greg Curnoe (deceased), Hugh McIntyre (deceased) and Archie Leitch (permanently retired) play less often.

The band currently plays most every Monday night at The Forest City Gallery, 258 Richmond St. just south of under pass in London, Ontario, Canada. The atmosphere is informal. We play for our own enjoyment but an audience is welcome.

As usual, click the album cover(s) to download and enjoy.

Horrific Child - L'etrange Mr. Whinster

2009-03-14T07:28:00.000-07:00

My first proper entry on this blog is L'etrange Mr. Whinster by Horrific Child, a French Horror-Psych-Prog band founded by Jean-Pierre Massiera. To my knowledge their only album which is a shame as it's wonderfully dark and creepy music. Not my rip but I re-uploaded it to megaupload as that's the best share place in my opinion. Click the album cover above to download and enjoy.

An introduction

2009-03-14T06:05:00.000-07:00

The Nurse With Wound List has long acted as a bit of a collectors guide for fans of Nurse With Wound or boundary pushing music in general. With this blog I and my fellow contributors hope to eventually compile download links and reviews for albums or songs by every artist from the list. Most to all won't be our rips, we simply hope to conveniently offer download links all in one focused place. We publish in random order, but hopefully will eventually be able to offer albums by all featured artists. Purchase links will be included where possible and as always, if you hold the copyright to any of the music which currently is legitimately available that we're posting and wish us to stop, get in contact and we shall remove the links asap.

The list (with last.fm links)

Agitation Free

Pekka Airaksinen
Airway
Albrecht D
Alcatraz
Älgarnas Trädgård
Alternative TV
Alvaro
Ame Son
AMM
Amon Düül
Amon Düül II
Anal Magic and Reverend Dwight Frizzel
Annexus Quam
Aksak Maboul
Arbete Och Fritid
ARCANE V
Archaïa
Archimedes Badkar
Area
Art Bears
Art Zoyd
Arzachel
Robert Ashley
Ash Ra Tempel
Association PC
Il Balletto Di Bronzo
Banten
Franco Battiato
Han Bennink
Steve Beresford
Jacques Berrocal
philippe besombes
Biglietto Per L'Inferno
Birgé Gorgé Shiroc
Blue Sun
Raymond Boni
Don Bradshaw-Leather
Brainstorm
Brainticket
Brast Burn
Brave New World
Anton Bruhin
Brühwarm
Franz de Byl
Cabaret Voltaire
John Cage
Can
Capsicum Red
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band
Chamberpot
Checkpoint Charlie
Chillum
Henri Chopin
Chrome
Cohelmec Ensemble
Jean Cohen-Solal
Collegium Musicum
Roberto Colombo
Come
Companyia Elèctrica Dharma
Comus
Cornucopia
Crass
Creative Rock
Cromagnon
David Cunningham
Cupol
Dadazuzu
Wolfgang Dauner
Debris
Decayes
Dedalus
The Deep Freeze Mice
Der Plan
Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft
Dharma Quintet
Dies Irae
Dome
The Doo-Dooettes
Philippe Doray
Roger Doyle
Jean Dubuffet
Dzyan
Eiliff
Emtidi
Eroc
Etron Fou Leloublan
Exmagma
Family Fodder
Patrizio Fariselli
Faust
Luc Ferrari
Fille Qui Mousse
Floh De Cologne
The Flying Lizards
Food Brain
Förklädd Gud
Walter Franco
Free Agents
Friendsound
Fred Frith
Gash
Ron Geesin
Gila
Jef Gilson
Glaxo Babies
Gomorrha
Gong
The Good Missionaries
John Greaves and Peter Blegvad
Grand Magic Circus
Fernando Grillo
Ragnar Grippe
Grobschnitt
Group 1850
Jean Guérin
Friedrich Gulda
Guru Guru
Hairy Chapter
Hampton Grease Band
Henry Cow
Pierre Henry
Heratius
Hero
Juan Hidalgo
Hugh Hopper
Horde Catalytique Pour La Fin
Horrific Child
Ibliss
L'Infonie
International Harvester
Iskra
Island
martin davorin jagodic
Jan Dukes de Grey
King Crimson
Basil Kirchin
Osamu Kitajima
Kluster
Frank Köllges
Kollektiv Rote Rube
Komintern
Kraftwerk
Krokodil
Steve Lacy
Lard Free
Le Forte Four
Lemon Kittens
Lily
Limbus 3
Limbus 4
Bernard Lubat
Alvin Lucier
Magical Power Mako
Magma
Colette Magny
Mahjun
Mahogany Brain
Malfatti - Wittwer
Mama Dada 1919
Michael Mantler
Albert Marcoeur
Mars
Maschine Nr. 9
Daniel Vallancien & David Maté
Costin Miereanu
Min Bul
Mnemonists
Modrý Efekt
Moolah
Anthony Moore
Mothers of Invention
Moving Gelatine Plates
Fritz Müller
Thierry Müller
musica electronica viva
Music Improvisation Company
Mythos
Napoli Centrale
Negativland
Neu!
NEW PHONIC ART
Nico
Night Sun
Nihilist Spasm Band
Nine Days Wonder
Nosferatu
Nu Creative Methods
Oktober
Yoko Ono
Operation Rhino
Opus Avantra
Orchid Spangiafora
Out of Focus
Ovary Lodge
Tony Oxley
Evan Parker/Barry Guy/Paul Lytton/Marilyn Crispell
Pataphonie
Jean-François Pauvros
Pere Ubu
Pierrot Lunaire
Plastic Ono Band
Plastic People of the Universe
Poison Girls
Pôle
The Pop Group
Michel Portal
Bomis Prendin
Public Image Ltd.
Red Krayola
Red Noise
Reform Art Unit
Steve Reich
Achim Reichel
The Residents
Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes
Boyd Rice
Terry Riley
Claudio Rocchi
Rocky's Filj
Ron 'Pate's Debonairs
Dieter Roth / Gerhard Rühm / Oswald Wiener
Ray Russell
Terje Rypdal
Martin Saint Pierre
Samla Mammas Manna
Günter Schickert
Second Hand
Secret Oyster
Seesselberg
Semool
Alan Sondheim
Sonny Sharrock
Silberbart
Siloah
Smegma
Soft Machine
Sally Smmit
Snatch
Sperm
Sphinx Tush
Karlheinz Stockhausen
The Stooges
Demetrio Stratos
Supersister
Taj Mahal Travellers
Tamia
Tangerine Dream
Ghédalia Tazartès
Technical Space Composer's Crew
Mama Béa Tekielski
Théatre Du Chêne Noir
Third Ear Band
Thirsty Moon
This Heat
Jacques Thollot
Thrice Mice
Throbbing Gristle
Paolo Tofani
Tokyo Kid Brothers
Tolerance
Tomorrow's Gift
Ton Steine Scherben
Trans Museq
Uli Trepte
Twenty Sixty Six and Then
Univers Zéro
Christian Vander
The Velvet Underground
Vertø
Patrick Vian
L. Voag
Michel Waisvisz
Igor Wakhévitch
Lawrence Weiner
James Chance & The Contortions
Whitehouse
Wired
Trevor Wishart
Woorden
Robert Wyatt
Iannis Xenakis
Xhol
Xhol Caravan
Ya Ho Wha 13
La Monte Young
Frank Zappa
Zweistein
ZNR