Events This Weekend!
photo by Derick Smith Photography EVENTS THIS WEEKEND Tomorrow, Martin will be hosting a special virtual event exploring memories and impacts from Flowers of Romance, with a possible look behind […]
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Museum Monday: Flowers Revisited Livestream, Opener Announcement, + More!
FLOWERS OF ROMANCE REVISITED UPDATES Opener Announcement, Livestream Link Available, + Ticket Giveaway Ending Really happy to announce that Ganser will be opening this show – their final show before they […]
Museum Monday
From Jason Pettigrew:
“As a member of Public Image Limited, Martin Atkins built his reputation as a driving post-punk architect on the 1981 album, The Flowers Of Romance. Now, for one weekend only—April 10 & 11—Atkins and acclaimed singer/songwriter Chris Connelly present Flowers Of Romance Revisited, a performance celebrating the 45th anniversary of what is clearly one of the most confounding, uncompromising and fascinating statements made in the realm of underground music.
Museum Monday: Win Flowers Tickets & Albini Demos Vinyl Shipping!
FLOWERS OF ROMANCE REVISITEDTICKET GIVEAWAY: ENTER TO WIN! In the Pigface-Invisible tradition, we are giving away two pairs of tickets for the Flowers of Romance Revisited show at Reggies on […]
Museum Monday: Cleveland Roots, NiN, Flowers Update & More
MUSEUM MONDAY If you have been to The Museum of Post Punk and Industrial Music, you’ll have heard me talk about the day Trent gave me his first demo tape […]
The Process Anniversary Tour, Merchandise: The Engine Zoom, + More
I’ve been unraveling my time in Malibu producing The Process with Skinny Puppy. It was a wildly creative time that included my first meeting with Genesis P Orridge at the Sharon Tate house and some groundbreaking work with her, for sure. I have my monitor mixes, studio diary, and the spreadsheets I used to filter 80 ideas to 17-20 finished songs.
Museum Monday: What A Glorious Weekend!
Packed tours on Friday and Saturday with birthdays, anniversaries, a ticket giveaway for the NIN show in Milwaukee, much progress and amazing responses to the Flowers Of Romance 45th anniversary […]
Museum Monday: Flowers of Romance Revisited
It’s almost 45 years ago that I was asked to rejoin PiL to work on what would become The Flowers Of Romance album. If PiL’s First Edition album in 1978 was a break from punk – utilizing Jah Wobble’s bass and Keith Levene’s guitar. Then, with the departure of Wobble and pushing music concrete experimentation, and basically early industrial ideas to the front was its complete destruction (except of course it wasn’t). To be left alone by a strategic Lydon and an addicted guitarist was pure luxury…
PPIM Virtual + Auctions Ending this Weekend!
THIS WEEKEND: PiL 45th US Tour Anniversary Sunday, April 20, join us online to celebrate the 45th anniversary of PiL’s first time in the US, and Martin’s introduction to the […]
Museum Monday: Reflections from a Great Weekend
Sometimes, even when I’m in the middle of turning on the 15 TVs, getting ready for a last minute founder visit this AM, I can’t believe how much I love […]