brian chippendale
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Melt by CHIPPENDALE GUSTAFSSON PUPILLO A wild free improvisation collaboration between saxophonist Mats Gustafsson, Lightning Bolt drummer/vocalist Brian Chippendale, and bassist Massimo Pupillo. Out now via Trost.
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Brian Chippendale and Greg Saunier by Brian Chippendale and Greg Saunier Of all the team-ups and collabs in recent memory, this has to be among the most chaotic, noisy and boisterous of them all. Greg Saunier and Brian Chippendale are two drummers behind some of the more experimental punk bands
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Black Pus, a.k.a. Brian Chippendale, is dropping a new, vinyl-only split LP with Oozing Wound, which is aptly titled Split LP. From what I understand, “Blood Will Run” is the first song to be dropped from it, and it’s absolutely nuts. It’s not quite as noisy
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Lightning Bolt’s Brian Chippendale drops a new music video under his Black Pus pseudonym, and the result is violent, stick figure-filled wet dream of a young kid from the 90s–OK, I made a lotta sick figure flip book animation; however, the detail in this particular one makes the
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Lightning Bolt’s more percussive half, Brian Chippendale, has a new album on the way via his solo pseudonym, Black Pus. “1000 Years” is the first track to drop from this forthcoming album, which is titled All My Relations and looking at a March release date on Thrill Jockey. It’
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Thanks for the clarification, Mr. Burns. The most intense duo in noise rock comes out of nowhere and announces a new album–no, really a compilation of sorts–release just around the corner. Lightning Bolt’s sixth album, Oblivion Hunter, is gonna come out on September 25th via Load Records.
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PUS MORTEM by Black Pus If any of you follow the Loved List closely, then you’re probably already familiar with the noisy, abrasive, and overmodulated side-project of Lightning Bolt drummer Brian Chippendale, Black Pus. Pus Mortem is the project’s latest album, and it’s now available for streaming
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Black Pus, which is the side-project pseudonym for Lightning Bolt drummer Brian Chippendale, drops a new track along with a huge recpord on his current tour with Buck Gooter and Mounds. This track is hard as hell, I gotta tell ya. Not only does it go on for twelve minutes,
