Genesis P-Orridge

This entry of the Ariel Archives supplements Mexican Summer’s ambitious reissue effort that reckons with the treasure trove of material Ariel Pink recorded during his most prolific phase in the early 2000s

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3:41 B4 Wait For Me 3:16 B5 Agboju Logun (Mr Bongo 7' Edit) 4:02 B6 Enkèn Yèlélèbesh 3:17 C1 Nam Myoho Renge Kyo 5:38 C2 Adore Nyueto 5:25 C3 African Dialects 4:55 C4 Tchero Adari Nègn 4:25 D1 Heywete 5:13 D2 Super Bar Konon Mouso 5:23 D3 Jungle Music 5:41 D4 Get The Funk 5:24

Broadcast - Distant Call (Collected Demos 2000-2006) Black Cherry Genesis P-OrridgeFormed in Birmingham in 1995. Original members: [a=Trish Keenan] vocals [a=Roj Stevens] keyboards [a=James Cargill] bass [a=Tim Felton] guitar [a=Steve Perkins (2)] drums They first appeared on [l=Wurlitzer Jukebox] in 1996. Their experimental pop music references the work of [a=BBC Radiophonic Workshop], [a=Ennio Morricone] or [a=John Barry]. At the time they were frequently associated with [a=Stereolab]. Lead singer Trish Keenan died of pneumonia on