Deaths / RIP

[l.b.]

Shoko Asahara

[Deadpriest]

Bret Hoffmann (Malevolent Creation) dead at 51.

[Bloated Slutbag]

Shoko Asahara

np MSBR Destructive Locomotion
& Incapacitants Sarin Will Kill Every Bad Aum !!!

[Leatherface]

Dmitry Vasilyev, Monochrome Vision label's owner.

[pentd]

what???!

[impulse manslaughter]

"Yesterday Dmitry Vasilyev passed away by accidental drowning in the waters of the Black Sea."

[pentd]

dude deserves his own topic, but until that here's this, honoring a true friend:
https://extra.resonance.fm/episodes/athens-inner-city-broadcast-number-17-dmitry-vasilyev-beyond-the-iron-curtain-2017-11-30

[spiritassembly]

Hironari Iwata (Haiginsha, Toukaseibunshi, Angakok)

[FreakAnimalFinland]

Hironari Iwata (Haiginsha, Toukaseibunshi, Angakok)

He seemed to be active after return back after long absence... I wonder what happened. While ago I made discogs order after years not buying anything there. It was Toukaseibunshi cd from some random dealer. But never got the disc. Money got returned, but doesn't really help situation of currently missing Toukaseibunshi CD!

[cr]

Nicolas Roeg

[Peterson]

Pete Shelley of the Buzzcocks.

Listening now with a heavy heart to his album Sky Yen, exoerimental electronics from 1974.

https://youtu.be/0wNrYw6FeiY

[EXU]

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/03/obituaries/hardy-fox-dead.html

And I didn't saw it anywhere but earlier this week while searching stuff on a a Residents binge...

[pentd]

residents always confusing ---- like, from an "inside" source i once heard (in my kitchen!) = it's only 2 guys....
so if that's true, then the music side is gone, but the voice remains... yes? no?

[EXU]

residents always confusing ---- like, from an "inside" source i once heard (in my kitchen!) = it's only 2 guys....
so if that's true, then the music side is gone, but the voice remains... yes? no?

Yeah, it seems like that's correct based on what I've read on his book (it's free on his homepage and it is a very nice read http://hardyfox.com/home/) and from things you can sort of figure out from the Residents documentary.

From Hardy Fox homepage:

Hardy Fox grew up in Texas. After college he moved to San Francisco reveling in the free love days of 1967-68. He co-founded the much loved cult band, the Residents, where he was primary composer.

Hardy retired from The Residents in 2015 but continued to compose for the group through 2018. In addition to his work with that band, he has recorded as a solo artist under various names including Charles Bobuck, Combo de Mechanico, Sonido de la Noche, Chuck, TAR, among others.

[dodecaphonic]

Nicolas Roeg

r.i.p.
bad timing - don't look now - track 29  - - are the best