OHGR & Hocico
vze2...@verizon.net
23/May/2001 san diego - canes
24/May/2001 los angeles - palace
27/May/2001 san francisco - fillmore
28/May/2001 sacramento - rage/asylum
29/May/2001 portland - crystal ball
30/May/2001 seattle - showbox
01/June/2001 salt lake city - area 51
02/June/2001 denver - ogden theater [venue correction]
04/June/2001 minneapolis - first avenue
05/June/2001 chicago - metro [tenative]
06/June/2001 chicago - metro
07/June/2001 detroit - majestic
09/June/2001 cleveland - agora
10/June/2001 indianapolis - vogue
11/June/2001 cincinnati - bogarts
13/June/2001 pittsburgh - metropol
14/June/2001 philadelphia - trocadero
16/June/2001 buffalo - continental
19/June/2001 nyc - limelight
20/June/2001 boston - manray
21/June/2001 washington - cage
Cevin Key is playing with OHGR and they will be doing
Skinny Puppy material!!!
http://interbeatrecords.com/hocico/
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Fortuneteller
Coming from Interbeat, I smell bullshit. This seems to be more of a
blissful rumour based on hope than actual fact.
Brett Banditelli
id imagine theyd have to, cuz you know alot ov people are goin to be
goin expecting some puppy, so im still keeping the worlock theory
Tom Shear
>>Coming from Interbeat, I smell bullshit. This seems to be more of a
>>blissful rumour based on hope than actual fact.
Not that it makes it true, but I have heard this same rumor... more that Cevin
was playing drums... not that they were playing Puppy material... although
Download did when I saw them, so who knows?
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Marian Try Slaughter
>Ohgr with Hocico 2001 US Tour
>
>23/May/2001 san diego - canes
>24/May/2001 los angeles - palace
>27/May/2001 san francisco - fillmore
>28/May/2001 sacramento - rage/asylum
>29/May/2001 portland - crystal ball
>30/May/2001 seattle - showbox
>01/June/2001 salt lake city - area 51
>02/June/2001 denver - ogden theater [venue correction]
>04/June/2001 minneapolis - first avenue
>05/June/2001 chicago - metro [tenative]
>06/June/2001 chicago - metro
>07/June/2001 detroit - majestic
>09/June/2001 cleveland - agora
>10/June/2001 indianapolis - vogue
>11/June/2001 cincinnati - bogarts
>13/June/2001 pittsburgh - metropol
>14/June/2001 philadelphia - trocadero
>16/June/2001 buffalo - continental
>19/June/2001 nyc - limelight
>20/June/2001 boston - manray
>21/June/2001 washington - cage
Haw haw, no canadian dates.
If I had enough ink, I could write music like that.
Simon - mhm27x5
Todd Clayton
>
> >Ohgr with Hocico 2001 US Tour
> >
Speaking as a Canadian, my heart is broken. Really.
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Brett Banditelli
wrote:
>Marian Try Slaughter wrote:
>>
>> >Ohgr with Hocico 2001 US Tour
>> >
>> Haw haw, no canadian dates.
>
>Speaking as a Canadian, my heart is broken. Really.
sux for j00!
[being in canada, that is...]
Locke
|Marian Try Slaughter wrote:
|> >Ohgr with Hocico 2001 US Tour
|> Haw haw, no canadian dates.
|
|Speaking as a Canadian, my heart is broken. Really.
Haha, your heart should be broken if there were any Canadian dates on
a _US_ tour.
CU,
Locke
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Unknown
now i am just a bit curious how can they be in SLC on June 1st and then on there webpage announce exclusive show in Mexico on the same day??
which is it?? anyone who can help???
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> Re: Hocico Tour
>
> now i am just a bit curious how can they be in SLC on June 1st and then on there webpage announce exclusive show in Mexico on the same day??
> which is it?? anyone who can help???
>
> take care :: DJ K-Y
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>
From the official Ohgr website (ohgr.org):
"touring opening act has been selected: hocico. there is also a
currently on-going negotiation in which a second opening act would
pick up with us sometime clevelandish or after."
Brett Banditelli
Slogan) wrote:
well who do we know from cleveland? dubok comes ot mind i do believe,
but i dont think theyd tour on that bill
Ray Parker Jr.
whether or not this is happening (and apparently, it isn't), doesn't anyone
else find it odd that Ohgr (a relatively mainstream act) would pick one of the
most obscure conventional electro bands as their opening act? Yeah, there's
"industrial" music as a general category, but most of the top tier acts take
great care to separate themselves from the lower, so I'm not quite sure how
this happened.
Eric
"The bacteria, called 'cryms' (for crystal microbes) by the researchers,
remained dormant for billions of years and survived extreme ambient
conditions..."
Brett Banditelli
wrote:
>>Ohgr with Hocico 2001 US Tour
>
>whether or not this is happening (and apparently, it isn't), doesn't anyone
>else find it odd that Ohgr (a relatively mainstream act) would pick one of the
>most obscure conventional electro bands as their opening act? Yeah, there's
>"industrial" music as a general category, but most of the top tier acts take
>great care to separate themselves from the lower, so I'm not quite sure how
>this happened.
i think its the whole thing that even tho a very mainstream sound its
clear the there is an anti-record company theme going on here, plus
hocico is a great live act, and i think he wanted to be able to play
with a good act, not just soem half-assed americans, yeh know give the
people something worthwhile
JDS1
from the Litany website:
there will not be any Skinny Puppy songs played on tour. I recently
spoke with both Ogre & cEvin [not at the same time btw], who
substantiated the news. when I asked cEvin he said something like oh
no, ohGr is more rock, more heavy, but different. Skinny Puppy was
more he paused and waved his arms about a little bit, theatrical.
so no puppy, just ohgr and rx. i cry now.
ginsoakedgirl
>On 21 May 2001 03:32:29 GMT, aph...@aol.common-dork (Ray Parker Jr.)
>wrote:
>
>>>Ohgr with Hocico 2001 US Tour
>>
>>whether or not this is happening (and apparently, it isn't), doesn't anyone
>>else find it odd that Ohgr (a relatively mainstream act) would pick one of
the
>>most obscure conventional electro bands as their opening act?
I'm really confused.... I heard nothing about this tour at all until I read
it
on rmi 10 minutes ago..... then I went to ticketmaster and bought a ticket.
Is it possible that I'm going to see cevin key & ogre? Or is this all a big
joke? Why weren't the tickets sold out? Is anyone else going to see them
in
Chicago? Why are they playing on a Wed. night? I guess that's all the
questions I have for now.... I feel like I'm in the twilight zone here.
Tom Shear
themselves. This is usually done handled by booking agents, the promoters, and
occasionally the record companies.
Brett Banditelli
wrote:
>Keep in mind also, that the artists very rarely choose their opening acts
>themselves. This is usually done handled by booking agents, the promoters, and
>occasionally the record companies.
well i thought i heard nivek did the booking, the promoters wouldnt
choose the opener for the whole tour, and the record company probably
never heard ov hocico
Brett Banditelli
yeh cevins playing drums, skold on guitar and then loki de whateverler
is on tour with spybey, i think thats all aside from nivek, tix werent
sold out cuz the promotion sucks, wlel i hope philly tix werent sold
out yet, cu zi have yet to find a solid ride, if anyone knows nayone
in northeast/central PA whod be up for taking me have them contact me
Brett Banditelli
blah, i still think theyll pull a song out, just to make people happy,
and if not im sure nivek will say a skuppy line at the end ov the show
just to rile people up,heh, maybe go into a lounge version ov killing
game, thatd be funny as hell
X-Factor
>choose the opener for the whole tour, and the record company probably
>never heard ov hocico
>
I doubt anyone has. They aren't exactly a household name.
(<>..<>)
Don't trust this face!
Say no to deceptive aliens!
Brett Banditelli
>>well i thought i heard nivek did the booking, the promoters wouldnt
>>choose the opener for the whole tour, and the record company probably
>>never heard ov hocico
>>
>
>I doubt anyone has. They aren't exactly a household name.
i find them to be rather popular, probably the most popular spanish
industrial, i dont know how popular they ar ein their locla area
Dayv!
Hocico is from Spain? I always thought Esplendor Geometrico was the
most popular Spanish industrial band.
--
-Dayv!
"So long, and thanks for all the fish."
[Douglas Adams, 1952-2001]
JT
@tamaqua.com says...
> probably the most popular spanish
> industrial
Well, there you have it. Call me ignorant, but they're the only "Spanish
Industrial" band I've ever heard of.
--
"I envision a world so corrupt, that you cannot turn on a radio
station without hearing Merzbow or some other harsh noise."
http://www.mp3.com/1148pm
Dog999
>
>
ya! finally Hocico!!
Brett Banditelli
uh...no
Ray Parker Jr.
>the only "Spanish Industrial" band I've ever heard of.
I thought Hocico were Mexican? Or South American? Or something.
Burtlynch
Industrial" band I've ever heard of.
>>
Dont forget Allied Vision... isnt he supposed to have a new one out soon? I
hope the song titles are as good as the last... I mean "Insane Gargoyle"... wow
--BL
NP: Flaming Lips: "Soft Bulletin"
eschaton
JT wrote:
>
> In article <i9ajgtglonc25gf1v...@4ax.com>, benat2
> @tamaqua.com says...
> > probably the most popular spanish
> > industrial
>
> Well, there you have it. Call me ignorant, but they're the only "Spanish
> Industrial" band I've ever heard of.
Allied Vision?
--
The ass is not a genital - Jamie Rosen
Dog999
JT
>
>
> JT wrote:
> >
> > In article <i9ajgtglonc25gf1v...@4ax.com>, benat2
> > @tamaqua.com says...
> > > probably the most popular spanish
> > > industrial
> >
> > Well, there you have it. Call me ignorant, but they're the only "Spanish
> > Industrial" band I've ever heard of.
>
> Allied Vision?
Hey, I'm ignorant. I guess I haven't heard of them.
JT
aph...@aol.common-dork says...
> >Well, there you have it. Call me ignorant, but they're
> >the only "Spanish Industrial" band I've ever heard of.
>
> I thought Hocico were Mexican? Or South American? Or something.
Yeah, they're Mexican. I always forget the distinction. And I took 5
years of Spanish, too. I suck.
phat mike
neuron capacitor caused the following to appear :
>> > probably the most popular spanish
>> > industrial
>>
>> Well, there you have it. Call me ignorant, but they're the only "Spanish
>> Industrial" band I've ever heard of.
>
> Allied Vision?
well, if we're going to call a mexican band spanish, you may as well
throw the brazilian biopsy and uhhh <insert the band that biopsy is a
side-project of here> in...
-mike
np: pain station - anxiety
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@apathy.ne.mediaone.net
"Lunch is the sixth most important
meal of the day."
Dayv!
> In article <20010521232535...@ng-mq1.aol.com>,
> aph...@aol.common-dork says...
>> >Well, there you have it. Call me ignorant, but they're
>> >the only "Spanish Industrial" band I've ever heard of.
>>
>> I thought Hocico were Mexican? Or South American? Or something.
>
> Yeah, they're Mexican. I always forget the distinction.
Next you'll be saying that American bands are from England because they
sing in English.
Dayv!
>
>
> Hey, I'm ignorant. I guess I haven't heard of them.
No great loss.
Brett Banditelli
phatmikeCLE...@apathy.ne.mediaone.net (phat mike) wrote:
>on Mon, 21 May 2001 23:34:31 -0400, eschaton's <hzimm...@snet.net>
>neuron capacitor caused the following to appear :
>
>>> > probably the most popular spanish
>>> > industrial
>>>
>>> Well, there you have it. Call me ignorant, but they're the only "Spanish
>>> Industrial" band I've ever heard of.
>>
>> Allied Vision?
>
>well, if we're going to call a mexican band spanish, you may as well
>throw the brazilian biopsy and uhhh <insert the band that biopsy is a
>side-project of here> in...
well theres alot ov bands from spanish speaking countries, i mean ones
with spanish lyrics
Brett Banditelli
i think you already read the post concerning this,basically a passport
issue
J. Wood
> well, if we're going to call a mexican band spanish, you may as well
> throw the brazilian biopsy and uhhh <insert the band that biopsy is a
> side-project of here> in...
That'd be Aghast View. And in there case, according to the pattern here,
they'd be Portuguese.
J
Dog999
> >> >the only "Spanish Industrial" band I've ever heard of.
> >>
> >> I thought Hocico were Mexican? Or South American? Or something.
> >
> > Yeah, they're Mexican.
I always forget the distinction.
What difference does it make?
>
> Next you'll be saying that American bands are from England because they
> sing in English.
The point of origin seems to be a big deal with some!
Kokampf
> Dont forget Allied Vision... isnt he supposed to have a new one out soon? I
> hope the song titles are as good as the last... I mean "Insane Gargoyle"...
> wow
Yes, the new Allied Vision album 'MMBO' (Man Must Be Overcome) should
be out now, on the band's own Intracraneal Possession label. I got an
advance copy from Oscar a couple of weeks ago, and I think I can
safely say that if you liked 'Unburied' you will love this one. It's
more aggressive and relentless, but still has that impressive
combination of dense atmospherics, fiendishly intricate rhythms and
infectious danceability. Thebastard offspring of Haujobb and In
Slaughter Natives...? And the track titles / lyrics are similarly
unique - e.g. 'Ghosts Behind Hate' and 'Embodied Screw'. It also comes
in a very, very nice digipack.
Andi P.
Maruta Kommand - http://listen.to/maruta
Stalker - http://www.geocities.com/mako1916/stalker.htm
Kokampf (label) - http://www.geocities.com/mako1916/kokampf.htm
J. Wood
> > > Yeah, they're Mexican.
> Do you think?
>
> I always forget the distinction.
> What difference does it make?
Uh, an Atlantic Ocean and 300 years of independant history's difference?
J
JDS1
Hate Dept will open until Hocico can get out of Mexico.
np: Imminent Starvation "Nord"
Brett Banditelli
ive heard form hate department theyre opening tommorow night in san
diego, ive heard from ohgrs yahoo group theyre opening till hocico can
get here, so basically all tour
Shervin Fatehi
news:3B0A9717...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net...
And it's pronounced "OH-SEE-SEE-OH!"
Shervin (GKL)
np: gah
P.S. Or not.
Burtlynch
I
> hope the song titles are as good as the last... I mean "Insane Gargoyle"...
> wow
Yes, the new Allied Vision album 'MMBO' (Man Must Be Overcome) should
be out now, on the band's own Intracraneal Possession label. I got an
advance copy from Oscar a couple of weeks ago, and I think I can
safely say that if you liked 'Unburied' you will love this one. It's
more aggressive and relentless, but still has that impressive
combination of dense atmospherics, fiendishly intricate rhythms and
infectious danceability. Thebastard offspring of Haujobb and In
Slaughter Natives...? And the track titles / lyrics are similarly
unique - e.g. 'Ghosts Behind Hate' and 'Embodied Screw'. It also comes
in a very, very nice digipack.
Andi P. >>
hmmmmm... i might pick it up. I havent bought any new industrial in a while (I
got Welt for free, luckily). I wonder if I can go from listening to Sunny Day
and Red House Painters back to something as harsh as Allied Vision. I liked
"unburied" for what it was. Oh, and I was being sarcastic about the song
titles. Some of the worst I have ever seen. I have little patience for a
bands "I'm evil" posturing level. Willit be released on Gashed! again?
--BL
NP: Low/Dirty Three--In the Fishtank (anyone heard this?)
Chris O'Brien [Veni Vidi Exii]
swore unto me:
>NP: Low/Dirty Three--In the Fishtank (anyone heard this?)
Yep. I liked When I Call Upon Your Seed and If I Hear Goodnight the best,
but it was largely just some wanking around. The other Low/Dirty Three
splits are better, esp. the tour one with Obvious Is Obvious by D3 on it.
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"That's the problem with the army of one commercials. I mean,
I watch it and think, well, I don't need to join til somebody
shoots that guy." - Dayv!
Locke
|Uh, an Atlantic Ocean and 300 years of independant history's difference?
Oh, it's the year 2121 already! Did I miss something?
CU,
Locke
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Yep. I liked When I Call Upon Your Seed and If I Hear Goodnight the best,
but it was largely just some wanking around. The other Low/Dirty Three
splits are better, esp. the tour one with Obvious Is Obvious by D3 on it.
-- >>
I liked it for the most part, although i could have done without the last song.
I liked "Cody" and "Invitation day" as well. Maybe i'll have to check out
both bands other stuff... this was my first purchase with these guys on it.
--BL
JT
deja.com says...
> > > Yeah, they're Mexican.
> Do you think?
WTF is this comment supposed to mean?
> I always forget the distinction.
> What difference does it make?
A lot, actually.
JT
con...@DIESPAMDIEtelusplanet.net says...
I'M FUCKING SORRY THAT I MADE A MISTAKE, IT WON'T EVER HAPPEN AGAIN,
BECAUSE I'M GOING TO KILL MYSELF NOW!
FUCK!
Chris O'Brien [Veni Vidi Exii]
swore unto me:
>I liked "Cody" and "Invitation day" as well. Maybe i'll have to check out
>both bands other stuff... this was my first purchase with these guys on
>it.
Oh really? Damn.
Dirty Three is one of the most prominant bands in the "slocore" genre.
They're largely considered one of the best successors to Slint. My
favorite tracks by them are Indian Love Song, Obvious Is Obvious, Black
Tide, and Zero Is A Number Too.
Low is probably one of the most essential bands to come out in the last 15
years for the "rock" genre. Check out the album "Things We Lost In The
Fire," as I think its just great. You really just can't go wrong with
anything by Low, though, IMO. Not all of it is breathtaking, but none of
it is outright bad.
Shervin Fatehi
news:h4rlgtoac92lne7kv...@news.tiscali.de...
> In rec.music.industrial J. Wood came up with the following:
> |Uh, an Atlantic Ocean and 300 years of independant history's difference?
>
> Oh, it's the year 2121 already! Did I miss something?
>
> CU,
> Locke
I love you, Locke.
Shervin (GKL)
np: nothing
phat mike
capacitor caused the following to appear :
>> > well, if we're going to call a mexican band spanish, you may as well
>> > throw the brazilian biopsy and uhhh <insert the band that biopsy is a
>> > side-project of here> in...
>>
>> That'd be Aghast View. And in there case, according to the pattern here,
>> they'd be Portuguese.
>
> I'M FUCKING SORRY THAT I MADE A MISTAKE, IT WON'T EVER HAPPEN AGAIN,
> BECAUSE I'M GOING TO KILL MYSELF NOW!
is your desicion to kill yourself somehow related to your new faith
of worshiping dayv!'s ass?
what type of cult following does that thing have, anyway?
-mike
np: nothing
Locke
|"Locke" <_loc...@innocent.com> wrote in message
|news:h4rlgtoac92lne7kv...@news.tiscali.de...
|> In rec.music.industrial J. Wood came up with the following:
|> |Uh, an Atlantic Ocean and 300 years of independant history's difference?
|>
|> Oh, it's the year 2121 already! Did I miss something?
|
Oh, I see. Nothing has changed ...
CU,
Locke
NP: Brighter Death Now "Innerwar"
Burtlynch
They're largely considered one of the best successors to Slint. My
favorite tracks by them are Indian Love Song, Obvious Is Obvious, Black
Tide, and Zero Is A Number Too.
Low is probably one of the most essential bands to come out in the last 15
years for the "rock" genre. Check out the album "Things We Lost In The
Fire," as I think its just great. You really just can't go wrong with
anything by Low, though, IMO. Not all of it is breathtaking, but none of
it is outright bad. >>
I have heard of Low, but i dont think i ever actually heard them. i am really
enjoying "In the Fishtank" and I am a total sucker for slow, emotional, indie
type stuff, so maybe i'll look for more Dirty Three. I'll be sure to check out
TWLiF once my new Red House Painters gets in.
Wow, its good to know i can get info on bands thats arent industrial on RMI.
Maybe i'll start a new thread....:)Thanks.
--BL
e n -
to second, (despite my paltry number of albums from both, or limited
formats). perhaps you should look into slowcore in general? codeine is
quite good as well.
oh and low's one more reason to forget (live soundboard. in a church i
think. great quality, wonderful acoustics) is a nice pick up. horse
stories or ocean songs is probably the best place to start with dirty
three.
np: maximillian colby - still unidentified album
Ray Parker Jr.
Ha. HA. HAH! HAHAHAHAHA!!! Oh man that's rich.
Eric
"See, this is the sort of RMI jackassery I simply don't understand." - Jamie
Rosen
Chris O'Brien [Veni Vidi Exii]
swore unto me:
>Wow, its good to know i can get info on bands thats arent industrial on
>RMI. Maybe i'll start a new thread....:)Thanks.
Don't expect too much. Me and e n - are the resident indie rockers.
If you're interested in hearing some music in that vein, I run a radio show
late nights EST online.
I play lots of stuff like Low and Dirty Three and a whole broad field
ranging from the classic (Breeders, Belly) to the new (Cecil Seaskull
*swoon*, Dismemberment Plan).
Burtlynch
>RMI. Maybe i'll start a new thread....:)Thanks.
Don't expect too much. Me and e n - are the resident indie rockers.
If you're interested in hearing some music in that vein, I run a radio show
late nights EST online.
I play lots of stuff like Low and Dirty Three and a whole broad field
ranging from the classic (Breeders, Belly) to the new (Cecil Seaskull
*swoon*, Dismemberment Plan).
-- >>
i would gladly listen, but my computer is pretty lame and probably couldnt
handle it. I do a show out of my college in Richmond, IN. My freind and I
used to play exclusively industiral/ebm/experimental, but in the last year or
so, we've gone total indie rock. We have a healthy collection of stuff, but
always looking for more.
--BL
Chris O'Brien [Veni Vidi Exii]
swore unto me:
>i would gladly listen, but my computer is pretty lame and probably
>couldnt handle it.
<snip>
If you can run Winamp and have a 56k modem, I can guarantee you can hear my
show. I broadcast in 24k mono, which is like ... the piddling of
piddlingist broadcast rates. I'll be archiving soon in better quality.*
*phatmike and e n -, see here.
Allied Vision PR
> be out now, on the band's own Intracraneal Possession label. I got an
> advance copy from Oscar a couple of weeks ago, and I think I can
> safely say that if you liked 'Unburied' you will love this one. It's
> more aggressive and relentless, but still has that impressive
> combination of dense atmospherics, fiendishly intricate rhythms and
> infectious danceability. Thebastard offspring of Haujobb and In
> Slaughter Natives...? And the track titles / lyrics are similarly
> unique - e.g. 'Ghosts Behind Hate' and 'Embodied Screw'. It also comes
> in a very, very nice digipack.
>
> Andi P. >>
Hello everybody interested on Allied Vision.
Well, after some problems with Zoth Ommog and after that with MCT
Allied Vision decided to set their own label, Intracraneal Possession.
So MMBO is now avalaible. If you live in UK you can order to
Resurrection Records and if you live in other european country you can
order to Audioglobe, or otherwise ask in your shop for it, cos is now
out!
If you live in USA at the moment there´s no distribution. That means
we are working on that, so please have patience..
Anyway, you can order copies of the new cd directly to Oscar Storm
writting here:
Also have a look to:
http://www.allied-vision.com
The US page seems to be down and it´s not uptodated.. so check new
stuff in the website above where you can listen some tracks of MMBO.
Thanks for your attention and support!
Industrial Regards from Spain
Allied Vision PR
StvCD7
>> >> >>
>> >> >> 30/May/2001 seattle - showbox
>> >> >>
>> >> >ya! finally Hocico!!
>> >>
>> >> uh...no
>> >uh ... WHY?
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>> i think you already read the post concerning this,basically a passport
>> issue
>
>Hate Dept will open until Hocico can get out of Mexico.
Maybe the A-Team can get Hocico out of Mexico (?)