ONO ~ Machines That Kill People ~ Original 1983 LP Chicago Experimental Ministry for Sale

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ONO ~ Machines That Kill People ~ Original 1983 LP Chicago Experimental Ministry For Sale

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ONO ~ Machines That Kill People ~ Original 1983 LP Chicago Experimental Ministry:
$36.00

ONO : Machines That Kill People12\" Vinyl Album
Description:Cool cover photo of the ONO dudes.The vinyl record is in glossy clean excellent to near mint condition. The cover is in excellent condition, minor ring wear, no seam splits. Please see pictures.All records cleaned with Ultrasonic vinyl cleaner. Check out our store listings for a wide variety of vinyl and CDs including many albums from the early 80\'s punk/new wave era in our punk/new wave store category. We ship worldwide in secure packaging. Any questions, please contact us.
Tracklist:
1 Danger
2 Machines That Kill People(thanks to Ministry\'s Al Jourgensen)
3 The Model Bride (thanks to Ministry\'s Al Jourgensen)
4 O Jackie O
5 O Jackie O
6 WWV
7 Pyramid Of Drums
8 X-Ray
ONO are an experimental rock band from Chicago and environs formed in 1980, core members are P. Michael Grego and Travis. Described experimental performance, noise and industrial poetry performance band exploring gospel\'s darkest conflicts, tragedies, and premises as an experimental, noise, and industrial poetry performance band, charting a defiant course through a sea of seemingly disparate influences. One of few Black bands taking part in the ‘80s industrial and experimental underground, ONO’s first album Kate Cincinnati is a crucial document, showcasing them as a trio composed of bandleader P. Michael Grego, multi-instrumentalist Ric Graham, and enigmatic frontperson travis. The trio traverse a variety of sonic environments—travis\' singing, bass, and lap steel move effortlessly between gospel, blues, opera and noise suggestions; Graham plays a maelstrom of music on horn and guitar; Grego quietly orchestrates arrangements while adding keyboards, electronics, and percussion. Those who have seen ONO\'s recent concerts know their performances emphasize travis\' striking stage presence and Grego\'s penchant for deconstructing soul and funk. travis may undergo costume changes, beat a trash can lid, shake chains, dance with audience members, and set off electronic rhythms, sounds, and noises; Grego conjures rich, throbbing basslines, plays keys, and layers samples on top of each other. The title track on Kate Cincinnati is an early example of ONO\'s evocative performance style, with choral chanting, drum beats, speak-singing, and ambient saxophones. If this is your first time with ONO see why Steve Albini, Ministry, Moor Mother, Dan Deacon, Black Midi, Algiers and many other musicians love them.(*~*)
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ONO ~ Machines That Kill People ~ Original 1983 LP Chicago Experimental Ministry For Sale

ONO ~ Machines That Kill People ~ Original 1983 LP Chicago Experimental Ministry: $36.00

ONO ~ Machines That Kill People ~ Original 1983 LP Chicago Experimental Ministry:
$36.00