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 Genesis P-Orridge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Genesis P-Orridge was instrumental to the development of numerous musical scenes, most especially the Industrial, Post-Industrial and Acid House scenes.
Genesis P-Orridge (born Neil Andrew Megson February 22, 1950, or May 22, 1949), is an English performer, musician, writer and artist.
COUM Transmissions, which began as a band in the Captain Beefheart tradition but was also concerned with improvisation and Genesis' trance-inducing African-style drumming.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Genesis_P-Orridge   (3274 words)

  
 Paula P-Orridge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Genesis was a member of seminal band Throbbing Gristle which was an originator of Industrial music and had a large influence on the development of post-punk and electronica.
Prior to meeting Genesis she had had some connection to the Industrial Records music scene by having performed with band 23 Skidoo.
In the early Nineties, British TV Channel Channel 4 aired a program called Dispatches in which it was alleged that Genesis and Paula had participated in Satanic ritual abuse and abused their own children.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paula_P-Orridge   (530 words)

  
 Text by Bruce Elder
Genesis P-Orridge (in spite of his religio-culinary name) is suffused with the kind of radiant, incandes- cent intelligence one doesn't usually associate with musicians.
Genesis explains: "That was inspired by Rhodesian guerilla activity at the very beginning of the troubles when some black guerillas came to a white farm house and castrated the husband in front of his pregnant wife and then made him eat his own testicles and she had to sit and watch him bleeding to death.
Genesis recalls, with ill-concealed ironic delight, that, "The actual agreed theme in advance was "The Corruption of Information by the Media' and also how they edit it to put across attitudes.
userpages.umbc.edu /~vijay/TG/texts/text6.html   (2262 words)

  
 Implosion Issue # 9
As Genesis explained, there is good reason why the vocals on the three tracks he contributed sound as if they were filtered to emulate a lo4i telephone line.
Genesis and the author forged afnendship that dates back to 1971 and continued until Burroughs's death in August of last year.
On "High," the second CD of the newest Pigface album, A New High in Low (Invisible Records), Genesis contributed vocals and lyrics to "The Howler" Parts 1 and 2, which measure 30 and 19 minutes, respectively.
www.fopi.net /word/interviews/implosion.htm   (2600 words)

  
 gpo-int.txt
Genesis: I met a woman called Roberta Graham, who was also doing very intense private performance pieces, building strange contraptions that took the body to really deep thresholds of pain that would push people out of their bodies.
Genesis: I was warned about that all the time by the people in the Museum of Magic in England.
At the time of the raid, however, Genesis, his (now ex-)wife Alaura, and their two children, Carresse and Genesse, were off in Nepal, organizing soup kitchens and encountering Hindu and Buddhist holy men.
www.chaosmatrix.org /library/chaos/topy/gpo-int.txt   (6504 words)

  
 atrikel julie - konvertiert
Genesis P-Orridge is pro-active in the development and exploration of personal disciplines and mechanisms for the purposes of holding back logical rationalism which might block access to creative states of altered perception.
In interviews with Genesis P-Orridge, one of the recurring themes is concerned with his own childhood practice of creating and retreating into spaces, bunkers, going underground, and descending into the dark.
Such a state described by Genesis P-Orridge can be likened to the episodes of archaic ecstasy which have been well documented by anthropologists such as Eliade.
aka.ip-technik.net /rogue/archiv1/artikel_july.html   (2194 words)

  
 disinformation disinformation: the interviews: annihilating reality (genesis p-orridge)
"Genesis P-Orridge" is a complex person he once knew and he is now the curator of a life seen from the perspective of a sympathetic biographer.
For 3 decades now, as a performance artist, as a prime mover behind both 'industrial culture' and the early 'rave' scene, and as the anti-Pope of his own magicko-religious order, The Temple ov Psychic Youth, P-Orridge has infuriated the powers that be with his deliberately provocative and innovative body of work and ideas.
He sees himself, echoing Andy Warhol, as a "work of popular fiction." P-Orridge wishes to "dematerialise" his celebrity to see what it really describes, further re-inventing himself by abandoning his creation and donating the myth to the public who now shape it to conform with their own expectations.
www.disinfo.com /archive/pages/article/id1246/pg1   (1086 words)

  
 Montreal Mirror - Cover : Visual Arts - Genesis P-Orridge
Genesis P-Orridge (born Neil Megson in Manchester, England, in 1950) invented industrial music and pioneered techno with Throbbing Gristle, Psychic TV and Temple ov Psychik Youth.
GPO: Somehow we’re going to weave her in and out of the movie, almost like a Greek chorus, wandering around with these gender-queer statements and lavender revolution and so on.
GPO: I think that’s a really important point in terms of where I work with my art, because that’s really what I’m right down to now, is identity and real.
www.montrealmirror.com /ARCHIVES/2003/022703/visualarts_cover.html   (2213 words)

  
 genesis p orridge
Genesis P-Orridge was the first U.K. citizen to be exiled in over 100 years, and since relocating, he has been concentrating more and more on exploring the combination of the spoken word and ambient/abstract music.
These words could easily be used to describe the career of Genesis P-Orridge, currently in exile from his native England following a lifestyle attack by the British Establishment in 1991.
Larry takes sounds and themes chosen and assembled collaboratively in the studio and amplifies, extends and explores live these textures and tonalities as Genesis in turn improvises and explores the connections of pre-agreed words and themes.
www.invisiblerecords.com /bands/genesis   (482 words)

  
 Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Psychic TV
The band was formed by performance artist Genesis P-Orridge after his earlier industrial band, Throbbing Gristle, broke up in 1981.
Since Genesis P-Orridge primarily wrote the lyrics instead of the music, he would assemble different groups of musicians together to create the music.
GPO claimed initially that he was deported, although later admitted that he left England in "self imposed exile" after a video he had created caused the tabloid press to believe he took part in Satanic Ritual Abuse.
www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Psychic_TV   (900 words)

  
 Prague - Articles - Art and Culture - Interview: Genesis P-Orridge
Genesis P-Orridge has been a surreptitious fixture in popular society, most citizens completely unaware of his presence and effect upon contemporary music and art.
The group was deemed "the wreckers of civilization" by Tory MP Nicholas Fairbairn, and, with dismay, Genesis P-Orridge's name was frequently brought up in Parliament.
From now on Genesis P-Orridge shall be referred to (when using a pronoun) as s/he, as will Lady Jaye.
prague.tv /articles/art-and-culture/genesis-p-orridge-interview   (626 words)

  
 Psychic TV.
However, the aims and actions of T.O.P.Y. were later to be misunderstood and misrepresented (in fact cumulating in the exile of Genesis P-Orridge from his native England following a life style attack by the British Establishment in 1991), and in 1991 T.O.P.Y. was officially stopped by the source and disbanded.
T.O.P.Y. was intented to be a formless collective of ideas and individuals (with particular emphasis on the word "individual") with the intention of demystifying common "occult" thought and taboos, and the active deprogramming of inherited social/religious conditioning.
The result: instanly memorable classics such as "Roman P.", "Godstar" and "Papal Breakdance." After the departure of Christoperson and Ferguson later, many people's opinion was that P.T.V. were heading downhill.
www.angelfire.com /bc/bconn/ptv.html   (812 words)

  
 Underground Music Review: Genesis P-Orridge - Z' EV Directions ov Travel    (Rock)     
Anyone who follows the work of Genesis P-Orridge, or is interested in expanding their industrial music boundaries by taking a look at something different from much of the work out there today, will find this album an important part of their collection.
As with most albums involving GPO, the liner notes alone are probably worth the cost of the disc.
All of this offers an organized and comprehensive argument which is very interesting, if not convincing.  A paragraph by GPO is also included, focusing more specifically on the sort of psychic travel this music is supposed to inspire.
www.getunderground.com /underground/music/article.cfm?Review_ID=25   (747 words)

  
 Genesis P-Orridge at the Centre of Attention London
The gallery is selling two limited editions short CDs that Genesis P-Orridge created with Lady Jackie Breyer for exhibitions at the Centre of Attention: Candy Factory and Gobbledeegook.
The Centre of Attention is representing Genesis P-Orridge in the UK on a non-commercial basis.
We are also happy to pass on enquiries from the press, other galleries as well as relevant messages from the public.
www.thecentreofattention.org /artists/gpo.html   (115 words)

  
 Genesis P-Orridge gets breast implants - Intuitive Music
In 2003 Genesis changed his name to Genesis Breyer P-Orridge and began a performance series called Breaking Sex that was initiated by both he and Lady J. Breyer.
Genesis' partner, Lady J. Breyer P-Orridge has also taken part of the project, which started last Valentine's Day 2005 coinciding with the 10 year Anniversary of the couple.
Genesis P-Orridge gets breast implants - Intuitive Music
www.intuitivemusic.com /content/view/1325   (244 words)

  
 Techno Guide: Psychic TV
Genesis P-Orridge moved to California, where he collaborated with Timothy Leary and got involved in the American dance scene.
Techno Guide: Psychic TV Psychic TV was part of a big controversy again in 1984 when Genesis P-Orridge performed in the Spanish TV show "La Edad de Oro" acompained by his daughter and using obscene images and alusions to the Catholic religion.
The TV show was cut and in 1992 the Brittish police seized videos, books and magazines from Genesis P-Orridge's Brighton home acusing the artist of child abuse.
www.intuitivemusic.com /tguidepsychictv2.html   (125 words)

  
 Thee Majesty - Nov.23, 2000
The arrival of Genesis P-Orridge and "troubadours to thee worlds", Thee Majesty, was succinctly augured before hand by video artist/archivist, Kim Tomczak who put it like this: "This will be an event where people will say ‘were you there when…?’" I was and it was.
Genesis pointed out to that the elaborate swing set, floor markings, path workings and detritus that filled a school auditorium during the unfolding of Stocking Top… had accumulated during the performance.
Genesis, now done up to nines in a pink dress and white heels, introduced the players and announced that he had just arrived three minutes ago.
www.scotttreleaven.com /infamy/clever/majesty.html   (2126 words)

  
 Genesis P-Orridge and Astrid Monroe - When I Was Young (Important)
Genesis P-Orridge has one of thee great speaking voices, but on When I Was Young it is almost invariably vocoded and warped into a painful, slow drawl that simply disappoints.
I guess this review is necessarily tainted by the fact that when Genesis P-Orridge actually was young, he participated in some of the most interesting and challenging releases of modern times.
With “Possession” you at last get a developed lyric and a touch of the Genesis P-Orridge macabre with ye olde descending gothic semi-tones.
www.fakejazz.com /reviews/2004/porridge.shtml   (435 words)

  
 Paradigm Magazine - Genesis P-Orridge Interview
Genesis P-Orridge: No. We've had two or three sent in, but we write back very politely and explain that that was an earlier project and incarnation, but now it's great if they're doing that and we're happy to send some information that facilitates some understanding in developing it more.
Genesis P-Orridge: No. We're still going to share all the information and also we're always very happy to put people in touch with other organizations or assist them.
Perhaps best known as a musician and founder of the bands Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV, P-Orridge's creativity was seminal in the genres of industrial and acid house music, and he was an important part of the rave scene in both his native England and in the United States.
members.aol.com /discord23/gen.htm   (4082 words)

  
 CD Review: Merzbow / Genesis P-Orridge A Perfect Pain
Genesis P-Orridge and Masami Akita have 25+ years of experience apiece: Genesis with pioneering 70's industrial group Throbbing Gristle, Psychic TV, Splinter Test and Thee Majesty; Masami as Merzbow, the foremost "noise" artist to date.
Genesis calmly delivers hypnotic spoken pieces which are then folded within the noise of each track.
It's a bit difficult to understand him at times audibly and literally, Genesis' rants being rather cryptic, but all of the words are thoughtfully included in the insert so you too can follow along and interpret for yourself.
www.brainwashed.com /weddle/reviews/pain.html   (361 words)

  
 emplive.org - Visit - Education - Pop Conference
Genesis P-Orridge, the British-born, New York-based poet and performance artist, rock’n’roll renegade and art terrorist, has spent most of the last three decades expressing his transgressive codes through a range of artforms and media.
In summer 2004, I met Genesis P-Orridge, a boyhood neighbour in an English suburb of Birmingham, for the first time in nearly 40 years.
At the heart of this paper are two further threads — one personal, the other professional.
www.emplive.org /visit/education/popConfBio.asp?xPopConfBioID=550&year=2005   (411 words)

  
 Genesis P-Orridge biography
Genesis P-Orridge knew William Burroughs and Brion Gysin well, sharing many of their interests and learning from their methods.
With fellow COUM performer, Cosey Fanny Tutti, Genesis P-Orridge was a pioneer of mail art, which brought him into conflict with the law: William Burroughs gave a statement for him when the Post Office put him in the dock.
Genesis P-Orridge briefly played drums with Alternative TV, and formed Psychic TV in 1981 after Throbbing Gristle had collapsed.
www.codexbooks.co.uk /gporr.html   (259 words)

  
 tape.jsp?itemID=8753
Genesis P-Orridge, performance artist and vocalist for the iconoclastic English industrial band Throbbing Gristle in the late 1970s, pioneered industrial music.
P-Orridge, who went on to form the experimental band Psychic TV, continues to work in music, art, and performance in New York, and is undertaking a long-term "Pandrogeny" project involving a radical identity transformation.
These conversations reveal fascinating insights and anecdotes from some of the most influential figures in the experimental rock and art underground of the 1970s and '80s, from pre-punk innovators to post-punk icons, from industrial and avant-garde music to noise bands and No Wave.
www.eai.org /eai/tape.jsp?itemID=8753   (168 words)

  
 Ink 19 :: Merzbow/Genesis P-Orridge
Genesis P-Orridge is less apt to ramble here than in the past, one might even say that his lyrics are focused on this record.
Akita always keeps things very dynamic and has a distinct sense for extra-musical flow.
The content seems to be the same content-wise: free associative verbiage about violence, death, industrial decay, sex, all of the things we've grown to love him for.
www.ink19.com /issues_F/00_05/wet_ink/music_mo/merzbowgenesis.shtml   (320 words)

  
 Willamette Week Music
Genesis P-Orridge of Thee Majesty stands behind a microphone.
Unlike his performances with the seminal industrial group Throbbing Gristle, there are no racks of machinery ready to ejaculate spurts of taped chaos.
He wants to return to that precipice of uncertainty, where he can reveal himself to the audience anew, challenging both to talk and listen.
www.wweek.com /html/musica121698.html   (701 words)

  
 Blogcritics.org: The Return of Psychic TV
Late last year Genesis Breyer P- Orridge announced the reactivation of the legendary Psychic TV.
Guitarist Alex Fergusson was trying to convince his longtime friend Genesis P. Orridge to return to active duty making music following the "termination" of Throbbing Gristle, the seminal Industrial ensemble the latter had fronted.
One day, he found P. Orridge's poem "Just Drifting" lying on a water heater and challenged his friend to form a band with him if he could successfully set it to music - which was done within 24 hours.
blogcritics.org /archives/2004/06/18/224851.php   (1375 words)

  
 Temple Press / Ratio:3 / Transmediators / Z'EV / Andrew McKenzie / Genesis P-Orridge
This was the second of the Ratio:3 books and featured Z'EV (qabalist/percussionist), Andrew McKenzie (Hafler Trio) and Genesis P-Orridge.
Since publication of Ratio:3 these works have received more extensive coverage, and some of the physical objects were incorporated into Genesis' exhibition at the A22 Gallery in London during 2003.
The basic instruction to each author to provide 31 pages was the same as with volume 1.
www.permuted.org.uk /R32.htm   (247 words)

  
 VH1.com : Psychic TV : Genesis P-Orridge Wins $1.5 Million Suit Against Rick Rubin
Genesis P-Orridge, lead singer, keyboardist and bassist of psychedelic industrial-rock group Psychic TV, won a $1.5 million lawsuit against producer Rick Rubin and the American Recordings label on Monday for injuries P-Orridge sustained while
Rick Rubin (pictured left, with poet/rocker Henry Rollins) was sued after industrial rocker Genesis P-Orridge was injured when a fire broke out at Rubin's home.
"Genesis is a wonderful human being, and they tried to defend themselves by attacking him," Stein said.
www.vh1.com /artists/news/350146/06121998/psychic_tv.jhtml   (572 words)

  
 MP3.com Search Results for: [ Genesis ]
Making music on the fringe since punk ignited in the late 1970s, Genesis P-Orridge has developed an impressively large and uncompromising body of work as a member of Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV, among others.
One of the most successful rock acts of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, Genesis enjoyed a longevity exceeded only by the likes of the Rolling Stones and the Kinks, in the process providing a launching pad for the superstardom of members Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins.
Performing songs from a wide range of religious denominations, the Genesis Gospel Singers have been welcomed in churches throughout Canada.
www.mp3.com /search.php?stype=artist&action=Search&query=Genesis   (196 words)

  
 disinformation genesis p-orridge
Genesis P-Orridge is one of the most visionary cultural engineers and psycho-nauts of the late 20th Century.
.she insisted on trying it out, though, and said, afterwards, that it wasn't very much different from regular sex and that she thought that Genesis P Orridge was full of shit.
Brief Genesis P-Orridge interview focuses on his encounters with Eshu, a voudon deity and archetype.
www.disinfo.com /archive/pages/dossier/id220/pg1   (1569 words)

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