The Clit Stop

@ The Delivery Room
557 Howard Street, between 1st & 2nd in downtown San Francisco
(415) 896-6434
Genre-bending, ear-splitting, popsicle-making other-worldly sounds.

For more information, email us.



Previous Shows:


Saturday March 13, 1999 8:00PM $5
Slusser
Comode Minstrels in Bullface
the Bran (Another Plight of Medic's...) Pos
Schematic
Neighborhood Bass Coalition

Friday March 19, 1999 8:00PM $5
Zenflesh Amducias Live 1.0 featuring:
Zenflesh Collective
Aerobics King
Job
Thursday's Quartet
Dr. Oblivious

Saturday March 27, 1999 8:00PM $5
Rubber-O Cement
Zeke Scheck
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone
Earwicker

Saturday April 3, 1999 8:00PM $5
Show up with proof of attending EBCMF (4/2/99) and receive a free limited edition Compomicro-Dexall CD!
Moe!Staiano
Axaxaxaxaxack! mlo
Skozey Fetish
Husk
with special guest D.J. Phaedra/Planet-Size:Clit

Tuesday April 13, 1999 8:30PM $5
An evening of all-hyphenation and lots of records!
Spin-17 (from NYC!) featuring Ed Chang and Motoko Shimizu
Compomicro-Dexall
Planet-Size: Clit
Sym-plex

Sunday April 18, 1999 8:00PM $5
Chris Brown
Nautical Almanac (from Chicago!)
Spider Compass Good Crime All Vulture Band
Omnivorous Sensillum

Saturday April 24, 1999 8:00PM $5
1+1+1+1=1 An Evening of solo performance!
Solo Matt Ingalls (clarinet)
Solo Gino Robair (hanky, plastic cigar)
Solo Bill Hsu (electronics, breath)
Solo Mike Guarino (electric gutiar)

Sunday May 2, 1999 8:30PM $5
Babyland
Midnight Laser Beam
The 400 Blows
Woof Pies

Saturday May 22, 1999 8:00PM $6-10 sliding scale
Le big big big show:
Sebi Tramontana (Italian trombonist)
w/ Tim Perkis & Gino Robair

+ 2nd set w/ Tom Nunn, Damon Smith, Garth Powell
Noxious Lump - Shiurba, Ingalls, Robair

Saturday June 5, 1999 8:00PM $6-10 sliding scale
Nmperign from Boston trio w/ M Ingalls, P Gelb
W.O.O. Revelator from New York
Bilge
Axaxaxaxaxaxaxax mlo

Friday June 11, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
The Microphones w/special guests Karl Blau, Nate Ashley
The Low-Downs
Cokra
The Patch Kordz

Saturday June 19, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
LOOS Music from Holland
Inseminator w/ Ken Kearney, Len Patterson, Dave Slusser
the Bran (Another plight of medic's...) Pos

Saturday June 26, 1999 8:00PM $6-10 sliding scale
No Neck Blues Band (from NY)
Sun-Burned Hand of the Man (Boston)
Tamio Shiraishi
Rubber-O Cement
Quickee Almocaust

Sunday July 4, 1999 3:00PM $6-10 sliding scale
Special afternoon outdoors extravaganza
BRUTAL SOUND EFFECTS FESTIVAL 11
Barney
Magnetic Stripper
Zeke Scheck
Rubber-O Cement
Earwicker
Cokra
Crack
Damsels
Sounds of the Barbary Coast
symplx

Sunday July 18, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
The Correspondence Quartet from Middletown, CT
Species Being
Woof Pies
Skozey Fetish
Deb Foxxx Hamhoxxx

Friday July 23, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
The Subterranians
featuring Dave Slusser and friends
Compomicro-Dexall
The Derrieres

Saturday July 31, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
R fxr B
Earwicker
Magnetic Stripper
Omnivorous Sensillum
Tongues to Fuel

Saturday August 7, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
International Metal Supply (from L.A.)
Flourescent Grey
Forward Energy w/Jim Ryan, Scott Looney, Adam Lane, Kattt

Friday August 13, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
David Forlano and friends (g-tar from Philadelphia)
Bruce Eisenbeil and friends (g-tar from NYC)
Thomas Dimuzio and no friends

Wednesday September 1, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
Noggin
Deerhoof
Tongues For Fuel
Jalopaz

Saturday September 4, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
Electroaccoustic madness!
ACTIVE LINE:#1
damon smith-double bass colin stetson-saxophones hugh livingston-cello scott looney-prosessing/electronics john shiurba-guitar ron heglin-trombone/tuba victoria brill-live painting/amplified canvas
DAVID COOK poetry
OTA
marco eneidi-alto saxophone damon smith-double bass marshall tramell-drums
WOOF PIES

Sunday September 5, 1999 2-8 PM Donation requested
This one's in the alley at 58 Tehama!
BRUTAL SOUND EFFECTS FESTIVAL 13
Wicked Witch
R fxr B
Schematic
the Brownstains
Compomicro-Dexall
Tom Scandura/99Hooker
Rubber-O Cement
Alpha-buts
Liquorball

Thursday September 9, 1999 8:30 PM $6-10 sliding scale
Karla LaVey Art Show featuring truly satanic organ music

Saturday September 11, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
John Bischoff
James Boring/Jennifer Robin duo (Portland, OR)
Shinola - John Ingle Dylan Bolles Eli Crews Peter Valsamis

Saturday September 18, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
N(eighborhood)B(ass)C(oalition)
Scott R. Looney solo electronics
the Patchkordz
Horobosu

Saturday September 25, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
POODLE SOUND EFFECTS 1
Commode Minstrels in Bullface
Cokra
the Bran (Another plight of medic's...) Pos
symplx

Thursday September 30, 1999 8:30 PM
HAUS DE SNAUS
Orthlorng Musork and Incomplet for Incompleople Present:
the continuing adventures of 2 snauses in love.
EPISODE 1: GRAND OPENING!
with Kit Clayton, Blectum from Blechdom, and Alex Potts
$3 before 10PM, $5 after 10PM

Saturday October 2, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale
OPERATION SHIPSHIP
featuring keyboards, electronics, and A-Team comicbooks
GLOW
final show before 1 member moves away, electronics and water defined
CONTROL WORKSHOP
a trio of organic improvisers, featuring slide flutes and other homey sounds





Friday October 8, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale

New Wave For the Homeless Presents:
THE DEEPTHROATS
spunk-rock from San Francisco

SPIDER COMPASS GOOD CRIME BAND
all-vulture band with Optigon(!)

The LOWDOWN
spunk-rock from Santa Cruz

DEB FOXXX HAMHOXXX
violin/synthesizer duets



Saturday October 9, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale

DeErHoOf DeConSTrucTEd
local creative rock band gets more creative

FUEL FOR TONGUES

electronics go bye-bye with guest drummer Jeff Smith

WAX MY CAMARO
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Sunday October 10, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale


ADAM LANE'S FULL THROTTLE ORCHESTRA

big band Mingus meets Melt-Banana jazz


GINO ROBAIR/TOM NUNN

spatstick percussion duo


TOM HEASLEY

solo tuba and sounds



Saturday October 16, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale

SPONTANEOUS MUSIC ENSEMBLE PROJECT

A tribute to the late 60's band with:
Damon Smith, Henry Kaiser, Danielle DeGruttola,
Aaron Bennett, and Jerome Bryerton

BURTON GREENE

free-jazz pioneer will plug in and make solo electronics, hmmmm......

MATT INGALLS + MORGAN GUBERMAN

wild yet precise clarinet + contrabass duo




Sunday November 7, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale

VERY IMPORTANT NOW

Sam Ashley, Scot Gresham-Lancaster, Bill Thibault, Jens Brand (Germany), maybe others...

WOOF PIES
2 kindergarten grade school teachers with their blood infused with parasitic chemotechnologically engineered termites will teach us all about love, finance, and the state of the union.

TRYPTICH
Damon Smith, Jim Ryan, Milo Francis

MAGNETIC STRIPPER
Heavy duty machinery sent through diode processors and signal manipulation. Rubber hat not included.



Saturday November 27, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale

TURBINE

Playing for 4 hours!!!

ALPHABUTS
Sickening, torn anuses whistling a happy tune for you.

R FXR B
B dd x t o

RAINBOW SPRINKLES
Party all the time, party all the time, party all the time...



Saturday December 4, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale

BRUTAL SOUND EFFECTS FESTIVAL #14

featuring:

JOSEPH HAMMER with Thomas Dimuzio and friends
from L.A., member of brilliant experimentor-shallack SOLID EYE therefore succumbing to the will to play with others

FRANK GRATKOWSKI
German sax-ist who's played with George Grawe, John Butcher, Tony Oxley, Mark Dresser, Muhal Richard Abrams, etc...on solo tour of the U.S.

RUBBER-O CEMENT
After his defeat in the colony wars of 51221.1, Ksxxt once again rose in power, and with the aid of a newer, more powerful "X-TRA Large" Comp-U-Ter stood tall once again to fight off all challengers. You will not defeat him!!

+ special guest

HORRIPILATIONS BY KARLA LAVEY AND HER SKULLET ORGAN



Saturday December 18, 1999 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale

MIKE BONER

Local Tzadik recording artist will display his nutcase.

SCHEMATIC
Local group of electrodes and such making their 3rd ClitStop appearance.

MORON
solo electronics

R FXR B
Last show was with fishing rods and gurbled voice (and a gameboy).



Saturday January 8, 2000 $6-10 sliding scale

3 DAY STUBBLE
Enchanting silly rock, but really much deeper than it's physicality would lend you to believe.

WOOF PIES
Plasterine Gidget remake with callous strap-on broccili.

ADULT RODEO
Cowboy scummery from Austin, TX.



Saturday January 29, 2000 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale

EXOTIC ZOOLOGY

CHUCK EHLIS (Sandbox Trio) on guitar, homemade gadgetry, effects + MORGAN GUBERMAN on bass guitar, percussion, voice, effects. This will be a CD release performance for this beautifully strange insect-driven underwater film music duo.

THE CLAMTONE 5
JOHN SHIURBA - guitar MATT INGALLS - clarinet COLIN STETSON - saxophone MATTHEW SPERRY - contrabass GINO ROBAIR - percussion

LAETITIA SONAMI + JOHN INGLE
Saxophonist John Ingle and "lady's glove" performer Laetitia Sonami present "MISMATCH", the newest work in their ongoing collaboration involving extended saxophone techniques, live sampling, gestural control of electronic sounds and improvisation in a high energy setting.




Saturday February 5, 2000 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale

KIT CLAYTON

solo, heady stuff from the land of amekbelue


ANTIMATTER

Minimal, droning electronics with sharp, pointed teeth.

PILES OF RAW
members of vocalese trio Goth Pussy, Earwicker, N.B.C., cacapopo

Special guest intermission music from KING RIFF



Saturday February 26, 2000 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale

SHINSAKU ARRIBADA
Q: Interactive noise suit!? A: "The title for this aesthetic performance piece is 'A Spider in the Cul-de-Sac'. I will be using source material of natural sound phenomena collected with a MiniDisc recorder recently in Costa Rica... The 'suit' will be used to digitally control affectations of the sounds, as well as to produce analog acoustic feedback via several EMF coils and microphones mounted on antennae that extend from the suit. Like an electric insect exuding webs of invisible electromagnetic fields that translate to palpable sound, the piece is a search for correlations between the 'natural' world and the electronically 'controlled' future we have planned out for us."

CONNAH/GOLDBERG/ADAMS/SCHOTT
That's GRAHAM/BEN/STEVE/JOHN, respectively. Some of the Bay Area's finest avant-garde making their first appearances at the clit stop.

THOMAS DAY
Compositions for solo live electronics with movement by CAPACITOR and video by VON GRUMBLEBONNET.

TURK KNIFES POPE
Minimal solo e-guitar from Zenflesh Collective.




Saturday March 4, 2000 8:30PM $6-10 sliding scale

JACK WRIGHT + BHOB RAINEY
The duo of Bhob Rainey and Jack Wright presents a meeting of two of the most original saxophonists performing today. In fact, "saxophone" barely describes the range of sounds that these two produce. From electronic-sounding waves to percussive slaps, from theatrical gesturing to a highly refined lyricism, this duo sounds like an orchestra of flutes, cellos, oscillators, truck brakes, endangered birds, and then some. Both Rainey and Wright have been regarded by critics for the depth of their work, the unity and vision of which has begun to set a new standard among improvisers. Together, they have played all over the United States and have recorded for CIMP Records (the Cadence label) with Fred Lonberg-Holm and Bob Marsh of Chicago, and for Tautology Records with Eric Rosenthal and Taylor Ho Bynum of Boston.

SINGH@GREY.VISWANATHAN
Live computer audio madness by Gary Singh and Mark Grey with trap-set goddess Rashmi Viswanathan.

CONTROL R WORKSHOP
Organic improv massage with spiked gloves, previously played without the "R".



THE CLIT STOP'S 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY BASH BASH BASH!!!!

Saturday March 25, 2000 8:30 PM FREE!!

Disparate half of the evening, starting at 9:00 PM, with:

DAVID SLUSSER
"Nasty Electronics All" featuring LEN PATERSON and WILL BERNARD.

FUZZYBUNNY
Tangled, massive, carnallectual electronics trio featuring CHRIS BROWN, TIM PERKIS, and SCOT GRESHAM-LANCASTER

MATT INGALLS
Discussing "mule" and "stick" with proper coordinates and improper coordination.

Desperate half of the evening, starting at midnight, with:

THE BRAN (ANOTHER PLIGHT OF MEDIC'S...) POS
Performing a new piece entitled "What Goes On In The Mind Of A Miniature Donkey When He Brays?" featuring voice, electronics, and text from Antonin Artaud's "Artaud le Momo".

THE LOW DOWN
Santa Cruz no-wave noise rock.

WICKED WITCH
So wicked...agggggggggggg....




Saturday April 1, 2000 8:30 PM $10

THE CLIT STOP'S 2ND ANNUAL COFFEE SHOW!!!

GIANNI GEBBIA, TOM NUNN, TIM PERKIS, GINO ROBAIR
Gebbia from Italy plus many of his improfriends--should be great!!

THE PATCHKORDZ
Luscious simplified, dignified improvised soundscapes.

PEOPLE IN MOTION + FRED FRITH
Gianni Gebbia, Damon Smith, Garth Powell, and temp-Bay Area-sure-to-up-the-ante-for-the-local-scene-at-least-until-the-next-dry-spell Frith will play in a unique quartet format--buy the CD from Rastascan!!



SPECIAL WEDNESDAY NIGHT DENTED ROCK SIDE-SHOW!

Wednesday April 5, 2000 8:30 PM $6-10 sliding scale

THE LAUNDRYROOM SQUELCHERS
On tour from Florida. Nothing less than the deconstruction and obliteration of rock and roll. The disharmonic convergence is derived from guitars, that create some of the most unusual sounds this side of a train wreck.

ADAM CHAO
New York's premeire audio/video noise-wrangler.

COKRA
All-duct tape, super-sexy marching band that SHOULD be the back-up band to Kids of Whidney Hall.

COMPOMICRO-DEXALL
The galaxy's finest free-mad duo back from hiatus with fresh weenies and saur kraut in full 3-D.

PIKI CHAPPEL
Sonic tight-rope act--no lie!!



Friday April 28, 2000 9:00 PM $6-10 sliding scale

MONO PAUSE
East Bay brittle team of part-time clumpers with sass and long-lasting flavor will depart the following day for parts unknown--Moe! says they're the best band in the Bay Area!!

SHINOLA
Wicked and quirky jazz compositions from the likes of ELI CREWS on bass, JOHN INGLE on saxophone, DYLAN BOLLES on piano, and PETER VALSAMIS on drums.

TOYCHESTRA
My girlfirend's little baby nephew was given this great little interactive electronic unbreakable octagon that rolled all over the place and had all these buttons and levers and drawstrings that when you pushed, pulled, and tugged played songs for you and wished you well in your innocent babyness as you lay in your crib. Well, one of these little interactive squares that you push said in a strangely distorted motherly tone, "Night, night.", but we listened to it over and over and over and we swore it said, "Night rape, night rape, night rape..." Anyhow, expect drawstrings and pulleys and colored xylophones and "tickle-me-elmos" and others to generously delight you with unique yet simple compostions and nothing quite as horrible as a plastic unbreakable night-rape octogan (NEW! From Hasbro).





Saturday April 29, 2000 9:00 PM $6-10 sliding scale

CASIOTONE FOR THE PAINFULLY ALONE
A crossbreeding of high school goth winings, early electronica, and Dumbo, with a pinch of Merzbow to sharpen your noggin.

OPEN CITY
Textured, scattered electronics guitar and sumfuk noise 1/2 San Franciscan, 1/2 Los Angeles.

TONY BEVAN
From the U.K., ex-tech bass saxophone (sic) player will stop by the 'stop before dates with Derek Bailey on the East Coast.

'LEKTRIC MAN
Solo wired-up fella from Omnivorous Sensillum brings mechanical chirps and gacks, buzzes and pongs.



Saturday May 6, 2000 9:00 PM $6-10 sliding scale

RUBBER O CEMENT
Just back from touring Germany and the planet Sixxzleswzan, x-large computers, stompers, cubist blockheads, twirling gadgets loud and abrasive.

GANG WIZARD
From San Diego, the Wizard has brought us fresh greens from far above with heavy duty rock-filled bags and noise in the form diamond suck-pop rings. A rare glimpse at a children's art festival through the eyes of L.L. Cool J's PR manager.

MINMAE
My minmae has a first name, it's p-o-m-p-a, my minmae has a second name, it's a-d-o-u-r. When we go rid-ing through the woods, we find a brick and smash it's head, and play a song a-bout a lout who smells of garbage and the gout. P-O-M-P-A-D-O-U-R.

AEROBICS KING
The heart of Kansas City's more sickly and cruel has been transplanted into San Francisco (and you thought they all came from New York and L.A.). Look carefully around you, and you'll find one or two people YOU know that hail from the Midwest's answer to Stockton. Meanwhile, they have donated to us the most unworthy of no-wave brain surgery-induced music in the form of "'the King". The lineage goes Pussy Galore - used porn on the sidewalk - Aerobics King.



Saturday May 27, 2000 9:00 PM $6-10 sliding scale

EDDIE THE RAT
17-piece orchestra convincing you to pay up.

COMMODE MINSTRELS IN BULLFACE
present The Book of Kills
A video history of designer instruments and weapons used in bizarre murders with very little text and close-ups on sharp edges with instrumental interpretations specifically for each wicked drawing/photo.

SYMPLX
1-man sound symposium also known as Gustavo, features professionally home-made synthesisers, lasers, and other stuff culled from the Pac Bell graveyard. Precise and loud.

RADIOSONDE
Video/sound collage artist piquing your interest into dark matter, police uniforms (battering ram), school terrorists, and Denver, CO.



Friday June 2, 2000 9:00 PM $6-10 sliding scale

COCK E.S.P.
The spring and summer 2000 live performances represent both the past and the future of Cock E.S.P. Besides performing the infamous harsh and violent live noise as they have done for the past several years, the group is also incorporating electro-acoustic improvisation in the traditionalist style of Derek Bailey and Evan Parker, broken hardcore electronica influenced by V/VM, and deviant attempts at song structure in the vein of Milovan Srdenovic. For most tour dates, the usual two-piece line-up will be augmented by additional players including Weasel Walter, leader of the free jazz ensemble The Flying Luttenbachers as well as the black metal band Hatewave, and Misty Martinez, last seen as the live stripper for the glam-noise group To Live and Shave in L.A.

REXOR
Noise terrorist DJ on tour with the cock.

ILLUSION OF SAFETY
Illusion Of safety has been the ongoing project of Dan Burke since 1983. Originally formed with the avant-rock band Dot Dot Dot to do live improv performances, in 1984 Burke began to work with Mark Klein, Mitch Enderle, and Mark Sorenen, employing a post-industrial compositional approach. Since 1988 IOS has had a fluctuating lineup of from one to six members. They?e been described as creators of experimental, ambient, post-industrial, improvisation, power electronics, sound collage, and decomposition. Since the early 80s, Dan Burke has been one of the leading figures in the American experimental music scene. He has recorded numerous CDs, toured internationally, and been a mentor to Sonic Youth member Jim O?Rourke. In 1998, Burke went into semi-retirement to start his own pizza business in the Chicago suburbs, but has recently confirmed three rare West Coast appearances with Oakland, CA? Noisegate.

NOISEGATE
Noisegate has been a staple of the Bay Area Experimental scene since the mid 90s, constantly touring, performing, and recording for San Francisco based Tumult Records. After their West Coast dates, Noisegate will continue to the East Coast in support of their new CD, ?uspended Animation.? The band? unique form of drone/ambient has been described as "Shimmering luminescent shards of low-end flowing effortlessly through the glistening darkness while hazy tonal reverberations reflect microscopic textures, grey and austere" and as "breathtaking arrangements of hum and buzz, chime and soothe."





Friday June 9, 2000 9:00 PM $6-10 sliding scale

WHITE OUT
White Out is a sound terrorist collective of two arising from the freedom charged excitement that is NY improv. Armed with an arsenal of live analogue electronics, and infinite percussion: TOM SURGAL and LIN CULBERTSON have conspired to create a new music of the moment. Not to be missed.

PLANET-SIZE: CLIT
I told you they were on hiatus, and now they're back (and truly larger than planet-size). Turtables (Marclay, Otomo, Pierre Henry-influenced) and synthesizer spasm duo are reminiscent of Pierre Henry/Peter Schaffer duos from the 60s (50s, 70s?) with the 90s bite of groups like Pan Sonic.

COMPOMICRO-DEXALL
Free-mad excess in the form of Mike Guarino on drums, guitar and Jake Rodriguez on bass, voice.



Saturday June 24, 2000 8:30 PM $6-10 sliding scale

D84 & DSD
D84 = Bevin Kelley (Blechtum from Blechdum) on electronics, DSD = Danielle S. DeGruttola on electric cello making live electronica jive.

I.C. TRIO
Modern compositional askew-jazz with members from NYC and Valencia, CA with occasional forays into drum n'bass with live upright bass and laptop electronics plus improv improv improv (we ALL love improv, right!?!)!!

DAN JOSEPH + JOHN INGLE
Promoting their new CD trancepatterns, this hammer dulcimer and saxophone duo draws melodically from Middle Eastern and Indian music with complex counter-rhythms to put your mind into a state of dizzyness...whoa...



Monday July 3, 2000 9:00 PM $6-10 sliding scale

TOTAL SHUTDOWN in the BARBARY COAST
Hardcore in the form of violence, soft like a kitten in the lap with nails upon nails upon nails......vox are the best, one guy sings into a distorto microphone and the other guy into a regulation mic. Flipping great!!! good scat/blip style PIANO!!!!

ZEEK SHECK
Hard Edged and bitter, the music speaks from the heart of five creatures who have known the lowest gutters. FAst and mean, the music speaks from the gestalt brain of millions who have faster than lightning far reaching x-ray penetrateing thoughts. Full of sweet soul and sexy songs, the music wafts over the tired listeners like fresh floral blooms on the wind. Instruments are FAT bass, maraca made out of a paint can, and computer. EXPECT WILD and CRAZY PARTY CLIMATE!!!! Also excellent intellectual stimulation.

NUMBERS
Self-described no-wave band with screamers and crooners and vocals appropriately buried underneath the rubble of a dented stew of rock crunch rock much in the vein of a Sonic Youth, Minutemen, Irving Claw Trio collision.

BOXLEITNER
Last appeared last minute, late night set at ClitStop that folks lucky enough to see thumbed their noses at us folks unlucky enough to have left early that night. Screamers with electrodes, right? Two HOT YOUNG CHICKS, drums and guitar, good musicianship!!! dark and moody...



Saturday July 29, 2000 9:00 PM $6-10 sliding scale

(f)Art
MICROFESTIVAL OF ACOUSMATIC-MUSIC RENDERED ON TAPE

Similar to the tape lounge presented at Art Rattan last year which was swimmingly beautiful and mesmorizing to say the least. A multi-speaker surround sound system to fully engage you. This will be the Clit Stop's first annual TEA night. Enjoy the swirls of sound while sipping (quietly). Go here for a proper description and listing of pieces and composers.



Saturday August 5, 2000 9:00 PM $6-10 sliding scale

BRUTAL SOUND EFFECTS FESTIVAL 15

SCHEMATIC

An interesting Bay Area band Schematic plays strange serge synths and varied home made kits of varied complexities with a metal detector thrown in. The ever restrained Suitcase Sally reservingly avoids all sunlight and plays 'pink noise' to recombine her DNA to fit in with the "primitives" of the US. She is backed up by a back up band of 2 longhairs and a cone with sunglasses.


WOOF PIES
Frotherthon is a deluded woman from the future who exists to d/educate the world via sound on the state of things in the future. She has an insect cage on her head with live bugs inside that act as "satellite brains". She has put together a d/educational website for your info here which will help adjust you to the bizarre live show which will include one of her movies: Shock Tunnel & Balwallgrachei. The other member is a hermaphrodite whose head fluctuates between a blinking woof pie and a pharmacutical medicine cabinet like a St Bernards collar giving much needed nourishment for the eyes. No feminity involved.

MUSSY VELASQUEZ+ALPHA BUTS+THE EFFABLE LORD XIADINO
Mussy Velasquez is a talented stripper new on the noise scene with the aimlessness of an ant in the dropped in the Sahara desert but instinctually plays sounds that come out incredibly innovative and WIERD. Alpha Buts are backing her up (duo electronics powerhouse) and the bizarre and Effable Lord Xiadino who is focused right now on detuned scrambled piano processes. Should be a weird combo since their esthetics/architecture are all completely opposite.

RAPED AT A DISCO (RAAD)
The legend behind the music that became Raped at a Disco pictures XuXa teaming up with Charro at a NAMBLA meeting in a Tijuana Disco. The rest is history in the making short of pure genius!!--"The kids love it, and we love to love them--each and every one--one by one--sometimes two at a time"--Quoted from Xuxa of RAAD. This is sexxxy dancing fun for the whole family!!



Saturday August 26, 2000 9PM $6-10 sliding scale

MOE!KESTRA!
The triumphant return of Moe Staiano to ClitStop will reign in the end of summer (or the beginning of SF's short, late summer) with his 12-piece Moe!kestra! performing Piece No. 2: Death by Dildo. Moe was banned over a year ago by the Delivery Room after destroying a beautiful old organ and dousing the room in thousands of tiny pieces of porno-confetti, which is still being cleaned up to this day. Come see a room full of guitars turned into sexual objects turned into guitars turned into sexual objects, plus contrabass, drums, and the spastic Groucho Marx-like conducting of Moe! who will make us happy he's back at clit again.

BONNIE KANE + ERNESTO DIAZ-INFANTE
From NYC, Kane last appeared at Clit a year ago with sax in hand, a 16-second delay and a blow-hard spirit with her hard-hitting free rock group W.O.O. Revelator. This year she teams up with the local prepared-guitar antics of Diaz-Infante who will be making his first appearance at the 'Stop for sure-fire sparks and plenty of aural callesthetics.

SCOTT LOONEY'S RECURSIVE HERETICS
Featuring Looney and his laptop processing center to make grand use of saxophonist AARON BENNETT to pulse and push and pull and twist and turn and poke and gestate and re-pulp and digest to present in a new and not altogether unpleasing manner. The first appearance at the 'Stop of this ongoing project.



Saturday September 2, 2000 9PM $6-10 sliding scale

LOZENGE

From Chicago, very structured spazz-rock group featuring a bass player from Flying Luttenbachers. Ruins-ish in structure, with a more operatic nature: Lots of surprise twists and turns executed tightly in a post-progrock manner, while still managing to rock. Yes!

99HOOKER + TOM SCANDURA
Ex-Bay Area wildsaxman Hooker returns once again to balls-out with longtime collaborator and spazz drummer Tom Scandura. They played last year's 4th of July outdoor Brutal Sound Effects Festival #13 and mananged to keep the intensity flying accoustically amongst 11 or so loud amplified noise and rock acts which earned them a spot on the ClitComp (track#2). This proper set gives them more of a chance to stretch their limbs and produce a finely tuned and welcome assault to our solarplexes, thank you.

ELISHA/TCHICAI/WONG/LANE
All-star grouping of NYC drummer EHRAN ELISHA, saxophonist and long-ago Coltrane-collaborator JOHN TCHICAI, local saxist FRANCIS WONG, and bass-crackly extrordinaire ADAM LANE will draw lines with chalk in the pavement and show us a new form of group hopscotch for the millenium. Kindegarten teachers--take note!!





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