Dec 5, 2020
Remembering when Justin Broadrick released all of these solo projects and aliases in one year; and I even ordered the White Static Demon cassette, too.
seen from South Korea
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seen from United States
Remembering when Justin Broadrick released all of these solo projects and aliases in one year; and I even ordered the White Static Demon cassette, too.
As a fan of the NHL's most recent team, I'm proud to be a Krackhead.
You Won't Know Whether To Eat Or Admire This Odd Food Art
You Won’t Know Whether To Eat Or Admire This Odd Food Art
Created by Martin Roller, these photos capture some pretty strange alter-egos for common foods. There’s carrots re-imagined as candles, an orange as a globe, and, probably the weirdest, lunch meat turned into sneakers.
IN MY WORKS I GIVE THE FOOD A NEW, UNFAMILIAR FACE FOR THE VIEWER TO PERCEIVE AND EXPERIENCE.
I just can’t stop thinking about how disgusting it would actually be to wear those…
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Krackhead - Sixness
Another Avalanche Recordings release migrated from the old and now dead Store to the new Bandcamp store, KRACKHEAD - 'From Hell', recorded in the late nineties, and released digitally in 2009, catalogued as AREC013, essentially a precursor to what has become the JK FLESH project; though KRACKHEAD was essentially focused on the excesses of drum and bass, available in all digital formats and streaming in it's entirety...
Krackhead was a precursor to what has become JK FLESH. 'From Hell' compiles every track produced from this JKB (as the pseudonym JK Flesh) project, recorded between 1997 and 1999. Included here remastered are the only two tracks that were ever available from this project - 'Cruise Control' from the 'Lo Fibre Companion' compilation on JKB's short lived Lo Fibre label and 'Phaseday' from the 'Future Noir' compilation. Some of the tracks were intended to be released as an EP on the short lived Spite label from Patric Catani (EC80R, Puppetmastaz, Digital Hardcore) but the label folded before release, the rest were tracks intended for the first full length LP 'From Hell', which at one point was discussed for release through Ipecac just before the project was shelved and became absorbed as an inspiration for the JK Flesh and K Mart (Kevin Martin / The Bug) project Curse Of The Golden Vampire specifically the 'Mass Destruction' Ipecac album.
Krackhead - Breakneck