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Tracklist
| 1 | Some Things Must Be Believed To Be Seen | 20:35 |
| 2 | Headfull | 18:09 |
| 3 | Think Away | 21:52 |
Showing posts with label King Black Acid and the Womb Star Orchestra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label King Black Acid and the Womb Star Orchestra. Show all posts
26 April 2015
KING BLACK ACID AND THE WOMB STAR ORCHESTRA Sunlit 1996
29 March 2012
HITTING BIRTH Thirst of the Fast Three Years 1992
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Industrial music that also includes the percussionist from Pigface, and the drummer from The Wipers.
Industrial music that also includes the percussionist from Pigface, and the drummer from The Wipers.
29 July 2011
KING BLACK ACID AND THE WOMB STAR ORCHESTRA Royal Subjects 1997
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Biography
Known for their extended, mind-altering jams, Portland, Oregon's King Black Acid was originally the moniker of Hitting Birth leader Daniel Riddle's solo home-taping project. As he became more interested in exploring musical avenues other than Hitting Birth's tribal/industrial percussive grooves, he put down his bass, picked up a guitar, and recruited roommate Melinda DiCillo (keyboards), Roger Campos (guitar), Nathan Jorg (bass), ex-Wiper Scott Adamo (drums), and part-timer Joseph Trump (drums; also of Pigface and Elliott Sharp's Carbon). In contrast to Hitting Birth, King Black Acid pursued the sort of spacy, neo-psychedelic indie guitar rock typified by bands like Mercury Rev and My Bloody Valentine, with a bit of blues-rock influence in their chord progressions. King Black Acid's debut recording appeared in 1995 on Cavity Search; titled Womb Star Session, it captured the band's epic sound on full display in concert. Sunlit appeared in 1996, and Royal Subjects followed it the next year. After a three year break, King Black Acid resurfaced in fall 2000 to issue Loves a Love Song.
10 April 2011
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