’90s Noise Rock Performance: Bill Orcutt of Harry Pussy | SF
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“A Record Is A Record” Superior Viaduct Pop-Up Shop
A Record is a Record is a Superior Viaduct Pop-Up Shop which takes place from March 1-31, 2014.
During the run of the show, Superior Viaduct will feature the work of photographer Ruby Ray, screen films by renowned minimalist composer Phill Niblock, and present a series of live performances including legendary sax player Roscoe Mitchell, dissonant acoustic guitarist Bill Orcutt, and more.
Schedule of Events
- Saturday, March 1 (6-9 pm) – Opening reception, screening six films from 1966-69 by Phill Niblock (Morning, The Magic Sun, Dog Track, Annie, Max, and Raoul)
- Saturday, March 8 (1-5 pm) – Record swap co-sponsored by Stranded Music (Oakland) and Explorist International (San Francisco)
- Saturday, March 15 (6-8 pm) – Live performance by Roscoe Mitchell (The Art Ensemble of Chicago)
- Saturday, March 22 (6-8 pm) – Live performance by Bill Orcutt (Harry Pussy)
- Saturday, March 29 (6-9 pm) – Closing party with Circuit des Yeux
Superior Viaduct is a San Francisco based record label that focuses on curated reissues of art-punk, free jazz, and 20th century experimental music. Releases include The Residents, Glenn Branca, DEVO, soundtracks to Andrei Tarkovsky’s films, and Fluxus artist Henry Flynt — several of which were featured as Top Archival Releases of 2013 by publications such as The Wire and Fact magazine.
Check out a free live performance by Bill Orcutt of former Miami noise rock band, Harry Pussy.
Harry Pussy was a noise rock band from Miami, active from 1992 to 1997. The main members were Bill Orcutt on guitar and vocals and Adris Hoyos on drums and vocals. The often violent and sexually charged music of Harry Pussy is still well-regarded and highly influential in the noise and noise rock scenes. Bill Orcutt’s guitar playing was almost exclusively atonal, and performed on a four-string guitar. – Wikipedia
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Cost: FREE
Categories: Art & Museums, San Francisco