07.15.25 Bag People, featuring Algis Kizys who played with Swans Foetus and Branca, played their first show in 40 years at Main Drag

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07.15.25 Bag People, featuring Algis Kizys who played with Swans Foetus and Branca, played their first show in 40 years at Main Drag
Swans - Love Will Save You
I just received my copy of the beautiful Swans book, Sacrifice and Transcendence by Nick Soulsby, for which I was interviewed extensively. Swans are one of the most important groups of the last thirty years, and I have had a long friendship with the brilliant and driven Michael Gira. There has been a lot of cross-fertilization between the Swans and the Foetus live bands, with many musicians being members of both, including Norman Westberg, Algis Kizys, Ted Parsons and Vinnie Signorelli, In addition, I started the Wiseblood project with former Swans drummer Roli Mosimann and the Swans song “Jim” from the album My Father Will Guide Me Up A Rope To The Sky is about me. This book looks like a fascinating slice of musical history. You can buy it now at Amazon or wherever good books are sold, as they say!
Of Cabbages And Kings - Sister (US, 1988)
Swans - In
Interview with Bag People on their Early No-wave Years and Lost Tapes
Drag City’s 2025 release brings back the voice and sound of Bag People’s fragmented history Bag People were a short-lived post-punk/no wave band active in the early 1980s. Originally from Chicago, the group relocated to New York City in 1982, becoming part of the underground scene that revolved around venues such as CBGB’s, A7, the Peppermint Lounge, and the Sin Club. Their line-up included…
Bag People release self-titled album with lost recordings from the 1980s
Bag People Release Self-Titled Album on March 28, 2025 Bag People, an underground band active in the early 1980s in New York City, will release a self-titled archival album on March 28, 2025. The album compiles twelve songs recorded during their brief existence, which were previously thought to be lost. A second single from the release, “Blessed Ignorance,” is now available. The band was formed…
Of Cabbages And Kings - Sister