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Featuring member of With Members of Sonic Youth, Swans, White Hills, JG Thirlwell, Cop Shoot Cop, Live Skull reunion, Pop 1280, The Dresden Dolls, Alice Donut, Lubricated Goat, Sxip Shirley, Parlor Walls and many more! BC35 refers to the weekend of performances and resulting album making the 35 year anniversary of BC Studio in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Musicians were invited to participate by Martin Bisi, and were assembled by Genevieve Fernworthy into improv ensembles - in the instances where no group had already selforganised - with particular attention to production logistics, and respect for sonic-dynamic possibility. There were also some long-awaited reunions. Recorded with a live audience comprised of sound pioneers, social deviants, and studio fans, these tracks were mixed and edited with care over several month by Martin Bisi and by veterans of the studio throughout the decades. tracklist: "Nowhere Near The Rainbow" "Denton's Dive" "Details Of The Madness" "What A Jerk" "Humash Wealth Management, Inc." "Downhill" "The Animals Speak Truth" "His Word Against Mine" "SYNESTHESIA!" "End Of The Line" "Take This Ride" "Disintegration In The Well" "Soft Glitter Cosmos Needs A Pig War"

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• With Members of Sonic Youth, Swans, White Hills, JG Thirlwell, Cop Shoot Cop, Live Skull reunion, Pop 1280, The Dresden Dolls, Alice Donut, Lubricated Goat, Sxip Shirley, Parlor Walls and many more!

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In 1979, with the help of musician and producer Bill Laswell and artistic luminary Brian Eno, Bisi created B.C. Studio (formerly OAO Studio). As studio owner and engineer, he created a vibrant recording complex and underground community in a converted warehouse that became legendary. This record is the result of the celebration of 35 year of activity, having recorded some of the edgiest records of our times

     —boston survival guide

It wasn't a concert in the usual sense of the word, but it was a rare chance for an adventurous crowd beyond Bisi's own vast address book to watch him in action. And it was epic!

     —NEW YORK MUSIC DAILY

The group of assorted musicians and friends have gathered in the industrial-looking basement in Gowanus, Brooklyn for the second day of a marathon recording session celebrating the studio's 35th anniversary. The unique event reunites many of the sonic pro

     —Remezcla