Blonde Redhead - In an Expression of the Inexpressible

Blonde Redhead - In an Expression of the InexpressibleForming in 1994, Blonde Redhead were thrown together following a chance meeting in New York between Japanese siren Kazu Makino and Milanese twin brothers, Amedeo and Simone Pace. Taking their name from a song by fellow New York no wave artists DNA, location was to prove key to the band's initial experimentations. Forging a sound reflective of New York's rich musical legacy, the early years of Blonde Redhead were very much haunted by the squalling

scales beautiful new heights

linked by emotional resonance rather than conventional chronology

which came out in 1988

the OGI LP (OH-JEE-EYE) is the work of Hungarian-born Peter Ogi (pronounced as “ohgee”)

Exploding onto the scene with a handful of releases behind them

and thankfully the audience showed up

This has been a continued pursuit starting with my tape experiments in the 1970’s until the present

is Davies himself

“Lupine” twirls baroque motifs into elastic rounds

cellist Katinka Klejin of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra

An outstanding opus split through both sides of an LP in two 20 minutes long pieces that has become a much sought after album among collectors

” where Sanford’s mantra “I want to feel good” trades off with Zedek’s impassioned lyrics about immigration