January 25, 2012
Paisley Babylon is featured on the Chicago electronica compilation, Electronic Sadism. This album features bizarre, hallucinatory and challenging electronic music, some of which borders on Power Electronics genre sounds as documented by the magazine As Loud As Possible. Paisley Babylon takes your brain to new regions of Marquis de Sade sonic depravity with featured tracks [...]
May 14, 2011
The latest unusual electronica from Paisley Babylon and related projects–now available for download as MP3s here. If you are a fan of Coil, Stereolab, Nurse With Wound, Brian Eno, Perry & Kingsley, KLF or The Orb, these are sounds you definitely need to hear. Some darkly humorous electronica is at work here, with spacey atmospheres [...]
May 1, 2011
Paisley Babylon has completed material for a five-EP series called Chemical Erotica, which will be released in CD format only as a limited edition from Turntabling Records. Hand-picked tracks from each of the five six-song EPs will be available as MP3s but the concept is a physical-release only to be sold and distributed via Turntabling.net [...]
February 20, 2011
The latest strangeness from the studio of Paisley Babylon is a twisted mass of sound inspired by 3AM conversations and too much adlut beverage consumption. The resulting fever dream is brought to you now as PB gathers its forces to create a followup album to Songs From the Interstellar Hash Bar Jukebox. Believe it or [...]
January 14, 2011
Turntabling Records is proud to present the latest CD by Paisley Babylon. Songs From the Interstellar Hash Bar Jukebox has been submitted to iTunes, Amazon.com, and plenty of other digital outlets. The album is 17 tracks of electronic acid trips. Founder Joe Wallace is fond of referring to Paisley Babylon music as “double features at [...]
Paisley Babylon is in the studio rehearsing for a multi-media performance to be announced soon. What you’re about to hear is an hour’s worth of sonic weirdness–live mashups and mixes using a variety of sources including three turntables all going at once.
I don’t how you found my Twitter account, but I am glad you did. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this rehearsal. I tried reading some stories from my slush pile while listening but your sounds commanded my attention. I was barely able to play some FreeCell. If I were to make any suggestion, I would like to have heard some more obvious use of reverb and/or delay.
Given what I have heard so far, you may be interested in the following short-short story.
http://weirdtales.net/wordpress/2009/11/13/ambient-morgue-music/