A Theme Park for Whatever Happened, by The Piss Superstition

A Theme Park for Whatever Happened

by The Piss Superstition

supported by

Record/Vinyl

Limited edtion vinyl

ships out within 4 days

Purchasable with gift card

£8 GBP

about

The Piss Superstition is a solo project from Leeds resident Julian Bradley. The suave Mr.Bradley is of course best known for being a founder member of The Vibracathedral Orchestra. If you’ve never heard of them, well, I don’t believe you, but in case its true, you may remember him from Birmingham’s finest amplifier drone crew The Negative Kite, or for his duo work with Neil Campbell (Astral Social Club). Or for a series of very limited solo releases, mostly cassettes and mostly ultra limited editions, either under his own name or as A Companion As Glamorous As Sleeping On Wheels. When last sighted on stage he was blazing through “Human Cannonball” in the rockband version of Birds Of Delay.

This LP is the first Julian Bradley sighting for a few years, and the first vinyl since a ltd.100 LP on Giardia sometime in the mid-90s.
“A Theme Park For Whatever Happened Before” features eight tracks of intricate electronic calligraphy produced by archaic and malfunctioning effects units, unsweetened by digital reverb or any other modern day fripperies. Fuzztone and feedback patterns pulsating and intersecting to create a unique sound which mixes drone electronics, garage psych and a lumbering dose of doom metal.

It doesn’t sound quite like anything else ever, but if you can imagine The Dead C eviscerating the instrumental bits off the first Roxy Music album you’re halfway there. Mr.Bradley is not a ten-CDR-a-month man, to put it mildly, so don’t miss out on this rare vinyl appearance, which has a full pro-printed colour cover (truly a Memoirs first)

Please note no download is currently available, just the vinyl. We don't have a digital master copy of this record to hand at present.

credits

released April 3, 2013

about

Memoirs Of An Aesthete Leeds, UK

Memoirs formed in 2002 from the ashes of legendary tape label Betley Welcomes Careful Drivers. Since then, as well has releasing Ashtray Navigations recordings, Memoirs of an Aesthete has been a conduit for the weird, wonderful and obscure of the UK underground and beyond. Releasing records we think deserve to be heard, because if we didn't who else would? ... more

Recommendations

contact / help

Contact Memoirs Of An Aesthete

Streaming and
Download help

Redeem code

Report this album or account

Memoirs Of An Aesthete recommends:

Who's Been Rocking My Dreamboat?
by Ashtray Navigations

Check out label owner Phil Todd's solo project Ashtray Navigations here. Memoirs Of An Aesthete
go to album

If you like A Theme Park for Whatever Happened, you may also like:

Blood Oath
by RITUALS OF THE DEAD HAND

Crushing doom with eerie, unholy vocals, Rituals of the Dead Hand are the sound of a grim midnight séance. Bandcamp New & Notable Aug 28, 2018
go to album
Boulder blues
by staraya derevnya

Marvelous experimental music from this Tel Aviv musician that fuses outré noise with almost folk-like arrangements. Bandcamp New & Notable Aug 13, 2022
go to album
Undulations
by Puscha

An icy, immersive ambient track from Puscha, where synths clang like church chimes and howl like wind. Bandcamp New & Notable Jul 14, 2018
go to album
No Dub
by Trans Upper Egypt

Rhythmic, low-end-heavy meditations influenced by funk, jazz, psych, French soundtracks, and—contrary to the LP's name—dub electronics. Bandcamp New & Notable Feb 1, 2024
go to album
Suono In Un Tempo Trasfigurato
by Bono / Burattini

Imaginative synth-based psych-pop inspired by Maya Deren's avant-garde filmmaking from Italian duo Bono / Burattini. Bandcamp New & Notable Feb 27, 2023
go to album