Kiem are similar in style to Niew Hip Stilen,apart from the fact that they came from Rotterdam too....their group name as an acronym explains their style adequately: "K.I.E.M." is an abbreviation of "Klank Improvisatie Elektronische Muziek" (Sound Improvisation Electronic Music).Cees Meurs'played an augmented metal drum-kit consisting of oil-drums,a garbage bin,an anvil,some anchor-chains and other remains from the wrecked tow-boat "Corrie".Accompanied by some free-jazz-ish saxophone (Ger Van Voorden), electronics and dutch acccented english vocals (Huub Kentie) result in a sound that might be pigeon-holed as industrial, but also has jazz and 'experimental' characteristics.
(Sorry for the edited cut'n'paste descriptions....can't be bothered this morning).
All I know is this is a great album by a rather good group who managed to combine all the best bits of the various genres they have welded together, to make something that is almost as good as the source(s) of their sound.
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While you're busy mining the Dutch post-punk underground, I wonder if you have a record on Plurex by The Musical Janeens? They only existed for the one LP, but they sounded like a stoned "Metal Box" cover band that didn't bother to learn any of the songs. It's a lot of fun.
Ger van Voorden RIP
No Musical Janeens i'm sorry to say...they sound great......;they do however appear on 'a Bouquet of Steel' the sheffield compilation(on this blog)...so I assume they are from Sheffield.
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wow! this is really cool.
thanks a lot for this and for this amazing blog in general
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A
Thanks 'A'......it IS really cool.
The love is appreciated,as i'm feeling a bit down of late,to the point that i'm thinking of who i could entrust the blog's longevity with after I'm dead.
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