GTFOOB Coffee Returns, Pre-Order Release, NiN Day, + More!

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GTFOOB COFFEE – IT’S BACK!

Dark Matter Coffee is soooo much more than a “bag o’ beans!” Don’t get me wrong – the coffee is something else – rocket fuel and tasty AF – but it’s the people and the vibe that I fuck with: always pushing the envelope and inspiring all of us over at the museum to keep doing it and to PUSH!

I’m not sure when we started our relationship, but it feels good to have these people in our lives and in our hearts, too. So, get the fuck out of bed – feels like we need that reminder these days more than ever – be KIND…….and stop waiting to be discovered – discover yourself!!

 

PRE-ORDER RELEASE

The Howler: An English Breakfast

The Howler: An English Breakfast is a slow, treacherous dub with a booming bass and unidentified sonic attacks flitting about. Over the top of this is the daunting Genesis P-Orridge, reciting a tale of a debauched castle’s breakfast. The voice of Genesis is enough to cause hallucinations. An absolutely necessary disc.”
— Lex Marburger, Lollipop Magazine

This pre-order, limited edition, signed and numbered, blue vinyl release of only 330 copies is hand screened with different colors on each unique sleeve, and comes with a free download of a recently discovered, very different43-minute mix. The package also comes with 3D glasses which may or may not work depending on the colors used, and an 8-page booklet reproduction of the original fax. Please allow 8-10 weeks for delivery. 

 

The Howler: An English Breakfast 

Bass [Bass From] – Mick Harris

Drums, Loops, Tape [Tape Delays] – Martin Atkins

Vocals – Genesis P-Orridge

Whistle [Space Whistle] – Resident Phase Shifter

Written-By – P-Orridge*, Atkins*

[Engineered By] – Adam Yoffe,

Re mastered by Tom Whittaker

 

NiN Day This Weekend!

Don’t forget we have a NiN Day this Satuday, March 22!

On this NiN Day at PPIM you can:

  • Watch the Year Zero documentary, and look at one of the very limited ammo cases with contents

  • Sit behind Martin’s drum kit from Head Like A Hole (and Ministry, Kiling Jike and Pigface) for an insta photo op

  • Listen to some of the earliest NiN demos (given to Martin by Trent at a party after playing saxophone with Martin’s post-punk outfit Brian Brain!)

  • Examine an amazing, magical array of items from such bands as Killing Joke, Einsturzendeneubauten, Ministry, Pigface, Skinny Puppy, Genesis P Orridge, Public Image Limited, KMFDM, Pig, Chris Connelly, Wax Trax ! Records, and much much more!

 

Martin at Illinois State University

Tuesday, March 25 @ 5PM CT
ISU University Galleries

In addition to jumping in to a few classes Monday and Tuesday, I am speaking broadly on all of the ingredients that led up to the crystallization of Chicago as the US-center for industrial music. Of course, Wax Trax! Records, but so many groundbreaking, creative entrepreneurs fed into the ecosystem too; from H-Gun video to Chicago Trax recording, The Alley, Exit, Touch & Go, Steve Albini, FFS, and so much more! I’ll take a quick look at being in London in ’77 during punk and NYC in ’82/’83 as hip hop moved to downtown Manhattan from the Bronx – elements that primed my radar for the situational recognition — and the realization that I didn’t know exactly what was happening in Chicago (for me in 1989), but I knew I was going to parachute into the middle of it!

If you’re local to the area, my 5pm talk at ISU University Galleries on Tuesday March 25, produced in joint effort by the School of Creative Technologies and the Department of Psychology,  is free and open to the public. The foundations of the talk are the scenes I mentioned, but ideally, this will be a jumping off point for ideas about creativity, opportunity, community and the power of creative acts. I’m happy to chat and sign any project I’ve been involved with after the talk if you want to bring stuff! See you there!