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brainmower Launch / Action

by Phÿcus

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Bruce MacLean
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Peter MacDonald
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This Is The Time Of Neoism (Brainmower Launch Action) 02:28
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Grandmaster Phÿcus (Brainmower Launch Action) 03:58
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Destroy The Earth (Brainmower Launch Action) 03:33
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4.
Tottering Structures (Brainmower Launch Action) 03:28
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Fire Breathing (Brainmower Launch Action) 01:33
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Night Flight to Phÿcus (Brainmower Launch Action) 03:34
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I Am I Said - featuring Ed Fuller (Brainmower Launch) 04:11
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8.
Your Claim (Brainmower Launch) 05:47
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Creed (Brainmower Launch) 05:47
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Night Flight to Phÿcus (Brainmower Launch) 06:39
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Tottering Structures (Brainmower Launch) 06:35
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12.
Alas (Brainmower Launch) 04:46
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Re-Tox (Brainmower Launch) 04:59
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14.
Destroy The Earth (Brainmower Launch) 04:49
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15.
Scars And Meat For Evil (Brainmower Launch) 04:39
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about

It was a beautiful spring day, 1995. The official launch action for “brainmower” which took place on May 6, 1995 on the sidewalk in front of L’Oblique Records, Rivard Street, Montreal. This was a semi-geurilla operation: L'Oblique knew we were going to do the launch, but we didn't go as far as asking anyone's permission or anything formal like that. Features Brian Damage, Christian Lisso (of Ichor / I-Totem) and Foe Noumenon. Guest vocals from Jacek "The Doom Hammer" of Zaraza and the participation of the crowd which included Alan Bloor (Knurl), Jacek (Zaraza) Ollie Loopy (Ze Zinjanthropes), Dan Foley (QRN) and Phillipe Richy (QRN).

01 This Is The Time Of Neoism (Brainmower Launch Action)
02 Grandmaster Phÿcus (Brainmower Launch Action)
03 Destroy The Earth (Brainmower Launch Action)
04 Tottering Structures (Brainmower Launch Action)
05 Fire Breathing (Brainmower Launch Action)
06 Night Flight to Phÿcus (Brainmower Launch Action)

This was followed a couple weeks later by the official launch of "brainmower" at the Jailhouse Rock bar in Montreal. First stop on the “Trans-National Disembraining Tour”. Opening acts: Knurl and Ed Fuller.
The show included a duet from Ed Fuller and Phÿcus, covering "I Am, I Said".

We found this old candelabra on the street on the way to the show, which we installed above the stage. It rained wax on us for the entire show. Great to hear the audience yell out “Burn!” and “Destroy!”.


07 Ed Fuller and Phÿcus – I Am I Said (Brainmower Launch)
08 Your Claim (Brainmower Launch)
09 Creed (Brainmower Launch)
10 Night Flight to Phÿcus (Brainmower Launch)
11 Tottering Structures (Brainmower Launch)
12 Alas (Brainmower Launch)
13 Re-Tox (Brainmower Launch)
14 Destroy The Earth (Brainmower Launch)
15 Scars And Meat For Evil (Brainmower Launch)

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released May 6, 1995

Launch Action:

Brian Damage – Megaphone and Fire
Foe Noumenon – Metal, Percussion and Fire
Christain Lisso (of Ichor) – Percussion, Megaphone (01)
Jacek The Doom Hammer – Backing Vocals (03)
With the participation of the crowd, which included Alan Bloor (Knurl), Jacek (Zaraza) Ollie Loopy (Ze Zinjanthropes), Dan Foley & Phillipe Richey (QRN), Spike (Beatnick Records) and Thierry Aubert.

Launch:

Ed Fuller - Vocals (07)
Brian Damage – Casio CZ-1 (08, 12), Vocals and Fire
Foe Noumenon – Metal, Percussion, Power Tools and Fire, Vocals (12)
Bertrand Boisvert - Guitar
Kristian Lehmann – Keyboards
Jacek The Doom Hammer – Backing Vocals (08, 14)

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Phÿcus Montreal, Québec

Phÿcus was a Canadian industrial / experimental band that existed from 1988 to 2000. Phÿcus transformed from the traditional band format into a network that included over 50 contributors in a dozen locales, with Montreal as its centre of operations. Phÿcus' success was minimal, but their output was prodigious. Now in 2020, Phÿcus is back with a new release, "CrowleyWood". ... more

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