On Carey Street
This was a limited-edition
CD-EP, released to launch 391 back into the world of music.
391 have lain dormant since the mid 1980s, but are now back with a vengeance
(and some up-to-date recording technology) to inspire fear and loathing
in the hearts and minds of the bourgeoisie once again.
Each track is available here as a downloadable MP3:
The
Bowels Of Bloody Hell (2:46)
391 stray into The Awful Truth's territory with this celebration of the work
of the mighty Seth MacFarlane.
Circus
Of Piety (4:14)
A Catholic mass, the Florestan choir, a Chinese orchestra and a didgeridoo
collide in a nasty pile-up on the audio interstate. Call the Fire Brigade!
Tamagotchi
Surgery (3:36)
391 take up their sledgehammers and dustbin lids for this homage
to 80s Australian "industrial" musicians SPK.
On
Carey Street (3:46)
391 fuse hip-hop beats with electronica to create a new music genre - Blip-hop,
perchance?
Mondegreen
(6:43)
An epic deconstruction of forty years of American popular music. 391 throw
elements of The Surfaris, Alannah Miles and Creedence Clearwater Revival at
a wall and see what sticks.
The above tracks also form the basis of Calculus For Goats, a collaboration between 391 and the New York-based avant-gardener christophilax. Learn more about christophilax and his world here.