Archive for the “Music” category

Car/Holly Herndon

by Travis Jeppesen on November 23, 2015

    Side One Robotic feedback fuzz, the language of malfunction. Suction-feeder leads into ambulate bliss bog, now I let the machine drownscrape me forward. Forward, foreword: the arm is a tomato. The waves of yr brain get scrambled toilet-like, (…)

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Satanica

by Travis Jeppesen on November 29, 2012

The premiere issue of Satanica, a limited-edition mag edited by Gio Black Peter and Christopher Stoddard, will include an excerpt from my novel The Suiciders, forthcoming from Semiotext(e) in 2013, as well as an interview I conducted with Susanne Oberbeck (…)

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Climbing the Anal Staircase: The Art of No Bra

by Travis Jeppesen on July 24, 2012

  I.   They say No Bra is all tits and wonder, but they’re wrong. There’s also a lot of cock, and even some fake mustache. This isn’t music for the masses; it’s music that makes fun of the masses (…)

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blip drip

by Travis Jeppesen on October 16, 2011

The Lisbon-based musician/sound artist Motile has turned the poem “Blip Drip,” from my 2006 collection Poems I Wrote While Watching TV, into a song.   flip the want to get us through lack of sensate warmth stare at artificial stars (…)

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GG Allin Hails a Cab

by Travis Jeppesen on October 14, 2011

First he got high enough to taste the ceiling. Poster announces live murder onstage. The city is a wild animal – voice of the police broadcast on shortwave frequency. Paranoia wears leopard-print pants. My friends address me as asshole. They (…)

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Wesley Willis

by Travis Jeppesen on December 8, 2009

Watch the new Wesley Willis documentary over at HTMLgiant.

Snatch

by Travis Jeppesen on September 1, 2008

Climbing the Anal Staircase: The Art of No Bra

by Travis Jeppesen on May 4, 2008

I. They say No Bra is all tits and wonder, but they’re wrong. There’s also a lot of cock, and even some fake mustache. This isn’t music for the masses; it’s music that makes fun of the masses – or (…)

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