Bill Orcutt – The Four Louies [LP] Extreme / Noise / Free Sound the truth's nowhere

the truth's nowhere

the 29 pieces are based on »weird folk-ish melodies ornamented with electro-acoustics to give the film a more fantastical

and waiting to be discovered by those with eyes to see and ears to hear

realising his own self-contained sonic worlds

in the preceding months other American musicians who would go on to have great careers: Byard Lancaster

Bill Orcutt – The Four Louies [LP] Extreme / Noise / Free Sound the truth's nowhere"In 1957, R&B singer Richard Berry scrawled a few crude stanzas on a strip of toilet paper, and chant sung them in fake patois over a shuffling rhythm to capitalize on the Latin craze tearing up the charts. "Louie Louie" didn't make much of a dent in the national consciousness in its first iteration, but when Berry and the Pharaohs took the song on the road up and down the West Coast, it became something of a regional sensation. In 1962, the Kingsmen