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Martin Bisi: Forty-Five Years Of Sonic Murder

Read "Martin Bisi: Forty-Five Years Of Sonic Murder" reviewed by Lawrence Peryer


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Martin Bisi: Sirens Of The Apocalypse

Read "Sirens Of The Apocalypse" reviewed by John Dworkin


Experimental indie artist Martin Bisi's Sirens Of The Apocalypse, including extensive artwork and an embedded video, is akin to a pop/punk reflection of Baz Luhrmann's 2001 film, Moulin Rouge. It's kitschy, self-serious, goofy, theatrically carnivalesque, and generally in-your-face. And like Luhrmann's film, it will likely elicit polarized opinions. Some will be so wildly annoyed they'll stop listening halfway through, while others will exclaim “brilliant!"

While Sirens is Bisi's sixth effort as a solo artist, his main gig is as a ...


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