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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Wed Feb 25, 2009 12:07 pm ] |
| Post subject: | AmosAnon: CD at MangoMusic |
AmosAnon's first of three CDs, SystemA, is now at MangoMusic, as the title of this post suggests. A whopping $4 a pop. "It's a collection of songs about being ritualistically dicked by a corporate system that you can't escape" explains the albums producer, Peter-James. Look for the black cover with the KGB logo and the Совершенно Секретно designation. Each cover slightly different, as some kinda marketing ploy. Critiques demanded.  
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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Tue Oct 20, 2009 2:19 pm ] |
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Introducing Gothique: We are proud to announce that Amos Anon's second CD, gothique, is now at Mango Music. An amazing $3 a copy. Technically, it was the first CD: Written and Recorded prior to SystemA (2009) from 2005 - 2008, at Church street's Hampton Court, at the once famed Slave Flat on Grey Street and also at Linton Street Massive before it was demolished / renovated. "I won't say it's about Love, not in the conventional sense at least. If it is about love it's a dark twisted stalkerishly obsessed kind of love." comments producer Peter-James. Once again, differing covers as a failure of a marketing ploy (I do music, not business). Look for the 'girl with the pierced lip and spiky Dog collar' or 'the couple kissing in the rain' covers, both labeled clearly "AmosAnon - Gothique"  
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| Author: | Rob Brutal [ Wed Oct 21, 2009 10:37 am ] |
| Post subject: | Kool |
sweet dude, ill be on the search for it for sure |
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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Fri Oct 30, 2009 2:42 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: AmosAnon: CD at MangoMusic |
Quote: AmosAnon's first of three CDs, SystemA, is now at MangoMusic, as the title of this post suggests. A whopping $4 a pop.
EMAIL FROM CRACKPOT THEORY:"It's a collection of songs about being ritualistically dicked by a corporate system that you can't escape" explains the albums producer, Peter-James. Look for the black cover with the KGB logo and the Совершенно Секретно designation. Each cover slightly different, as some kinda marketing ploy. Critiques demanded. intresting album, has some great stuff in there, i especially liked the 6th track, theres alot of tool influenced stuff in there, also some NIN, kinda like early nighnties alternative sorta stuff, its great man, the only track i hate is the 1 i did lol (It's the one that starts ''attentative Knave...'') Thanks for the feedback Dan. |
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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Sun Nov 01, 2009 10:15 pm ] |
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AmosAnon is currently recording the last pieces of their third Ep, XI, at their temporary recording studio after being evicted from Linton Street Massive. " If Gothique was a Love album, this is the Hate album. If Gothique was just a collection of songs that externalise the internal mechanics of some kind of social retard then this is just another Punky Industrial Gothic noise fest." announces Peter-James, who returns to produce the new EP. The front cover is up. Different for each copy once again. Look for it at Mango music in this coming week. Price likely $5, but since no one has bought the other shit it's likely to be $3. See you Auntee.  
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| Author: | FallenHero [ Mon Nov 02, 2009 10:22 am ] |
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Who actually are you dude? |
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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Mon Nov 02, 2009 10:44 am ] |
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Quote: Who actually are you dude?
The whole point of AmosAnon is that you don't know. To know me would cause an attention deviation from the music, so I have tried to limit that. For the etymological origins of the name consider your relationship to me. You (a listener) are the one critiquing and instructing me on how to better my music. If you are in such a position of authority, how do you know me? How would you call me? Like a teacher calling a roll in class perhaps: "Anon, Amos." |
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| Author: | FallenHero [ Mon Nov 02, 2009 12:58 pm ] |
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You coulda just said "Dont worry about it" |
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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Mon Feb 22, 2010 9:11 pm ] |
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News: Rob Brutal (BBQ Babies) and Rob Spleen (Rogue/Failed State) are slated to work on tracks for the next AmosAnon release. |
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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Mon Apr 12, 2010 2:01 pm ] |
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News Update: After a successful recording session with Rob Brutal (BBQ'd Babies) the new AmosAnon Collab tracks 'Serpent's Tongue' and 'Broken Hill' are nearly complete. For a brief video of the recording session: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaxA9btxXpQ Thanks Rob, hope to work together again in the future. |
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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Mon Apr 12, 2010 9:09 pm ] |
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The first fruit born from this project: Serpent's Tongue Rob Brutal and AmosAnon http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK_15m9WKVI |
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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Thu Jul 29, 2010 1:48 am ] |
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To Download or Listen to any AmosAnon tracks for free follow the following link: AmosAnon |
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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Mon Sep 27, 2010 10:52 am ] |
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AmosAnon has just featured in the muzic.net.nz newsletter. Here is a link to the interview. http://www.muzic.net.nz/articles/interv ... -interview |
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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Wed Jan 26, 2011 7:18 pm ] |
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AmosAnon's the Lachrymist was just reviewed by muzic.net.nz. Here is the link: http://www.muzic.net.nz/articles/review ... bum-review |
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| Author: | AmosAnon [ Wed May 18, 2011 4:52 pm ] |
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Well, I'm not in Wellington... but here's a review for my Acoustic Shit For those who are sleeping awake... AmosAnon Album Review 24 Apr 2011 // A review by Miss_Jukebox When the gloom of the night creeps in, and the people enter into the realm of dreams, an artist sits awake, in Wellington. In his lack of sleep, without falling into his dreams, he churns out a series of songs that embody his frustration and fatigue. My Schizophrenic Acoustic the 2011 album by AmosAnon is an album for those who are sleeping awake. The sound has been tagged as gothic acoustic and it is exactly that. This album is full of the darkness of the night to which AmosAnon could not succumb to. It begins with ‘Dysomnia’ which captures the frustration of insomnia. The grinding of the chords is aggravating makes it feel like being on the brink of reality and a dream, of sanity and insanity. This album takes the listener into the dystopia of sleep. In ‘Fade Out or Die Away’ you can feel his need to try and find something stable when you are hanging and swinging and all you want to be is still. This album is so honest it permeates through your skin. It is hard not to be there with him. The haunting drum beat in ‘Self-Immolation’ grasps you in until the beats begin to mirror each palpitation of your heart. ‘Somniloquy’ asks the question ‘why can’t I fly?’ with a desperation that is chilling. Those words will resonate with you, long after listening to the album. AmosAnon himself describes ‘Death of Marvel’ as a song about the creation process. It begins with the beautiful cries of the guitar strings as they are touched. Yet behind this is an impending pounding that indicates that you should remain on the edge of your seat. And then suddenly, the real song kicks in... Any good album has a secret or hidden track. And this is a good album. The ‘Hidden Track’ is ‘An impromptu performance at Hampton Court back in 2005 that was never supposed to be shown to anyone.’This is definitely a message to someone, and one that is sure to have been received. Its anger and brutal honestly is sure to ring true to a number of people out there who have been in the same situation. I believe that a lot of creativity can emerge from the irritation of insomnia. AmosAnon has captured his insomniatic impetuosity and turned it into an irksome illumination. This is an album only for those who can handle the depths of desolation that it reaches. Yet it is comforting, in its own twisted way, that AmosAnon manages to express the inexpressible. For those sleeping awake, who have tried the glass of milk, go to http://amosanon.bandcamp.com/album/my-s ... c-acoustic instead, and try a jar AmosAnon’s My Schizophrenic Acousitc album. |
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