Saturday, 19 June 2021

Bladder Flask ‎– One Day I Was So Sad That The Corners Of My Mouth Met & Everybody Thought I Was Whistling (1981)

Bladder Flask ‎– One Day I Was So Sad That The Corners Of My Mouth Met & Everybody Thought I Was Whistling

Orgel Fesper Music AP162

1981

01.It Takes A Bliss

02.Musical Behind Head


Just 500 copies of this album were made, I managed to get my copy from the good old Record & Tape Exchange in Camden back in 1983, wondered what the hell I had brought when I eventually got around to playing it. 

I was drawn to the record based soley on the Pre-Raphelite picture on the label, musically it reminded me of The Residents with its weird mix of sound collage and experimental electronics.

It seems the band were essentially two brothers; Richard and Phillip Rupenus, it has since emerged that other contributions came from Nigel Jacklin (Alien Brains), Sean Breadin and John Mylotte both from the band 'Funeral Danceparty'.

The band quickly vanished, perhaps the world was not ready for their experiments in sound, yet in 2019 the name started to appear again with Fluxxus duo 'Kommissar Hjuler Und Frau' and only recently a brand new 7" single called 'I am as I Have Spoken', the world finally came to accept this for of music as art or is it art as music, either way a fantastic record.


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