31 Oct
Code: FAC 17
Sex Machine
1 hr jamming, 30 mins lyrics brainstorm and 3 months gestation created the “Factory” favourite, pop-pickers. Basic drive created by Strangely during a jam one night using fuzzed LFO-controlled VCA‘d keyboards. After a few minutes Doomage had generated the killer guitar tune to go with it - a work of genius [...]
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28 Sep
Jack Throb has worked Harry over a bit for this reprise. The piece is properly tuned (the original was mistakenly recorded with the Tascam varispeed set to minimum so that when mastered at proper speed it played fast). This is (roughly) how it would’ve sounded in the room, and if [...]
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16 Sep
Code: Foetus 4
Remocarpet
Doomage inspired track based on a repeating C-A-E chord sequence played in 4/4 so that the chords appear to “rotate”.
1078-1082
Doomage creation. Strangely vocals with spooky spoken words added by Doomage
Oh Blasé
Doomage inspired chords and words. Strangely edited words to fit. First played live at an open air gig at Nenthead [...]
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24 Aug
Code: Foetus 3
Gygno
Holly created guitar and bass. Bass was played by Doomage on this, Holly guitar. The rinkity-dinkity synth and plain distorted organ solo were added by Strangely with words and the original singing from Haircut. But we got fed up with his singing so Strangely did it, better. Certainly on this one. Gary [...]
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24 Aug
As mentioned elsewhere, this was released by Factory Records with their mistaken name of “The Gas Chair”. The band thought they were very clever getting a title as an anagram of the band’s name. There were several and the plan was for each to be used for a different LP release. After [...]
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24 Aug
Code: FOETUS 0001
What’s Your Noise
Fuel For The Blonde Ethiopian
Taste Of Honey
A fairly straight rendition of a classic. Loads of 7th’s.
Mummy’s Tummy
Doomage creation with Mackie vocals. I don’t think we ever did it live.
Fast flanged vocals, fuzz bass, large depth VCA’d keyboards. Pretty daft. More a vehicle for Mackie [...]
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14 Aug
There’s no order or sense to all this. It’s as it comes. All the music anecdotes are being moved to accompany the tracks as an entity, hopefully making a bit more sense. After that, this page will be repository of stupid things and remarkable feats - in other words, anecdotes, which will be [...]
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05 Aug
Crawling Chaos Pictures and Graphics (and others)
certain quantum effects occur in all the galleries - it’s the nature of reality.
Pits Studio
Pictures from The Pits Studio8 Photos
Miscellaneous
Odds and Sods and Randomness25 Photos
Live
gigs, inside and out, then and now, etc37 Photos
Travelling
Assorted highs and lows of travelling for gigs and things23 Photos
Overwork Effects
The strange things that happen when [...]
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05 Aug
Crawling Chaos & Foetus Products Personnel, Helpers & Liggers, including those on Parallel Projects and Others Mentioned in the Text.
Nom de Son
Common Name
Instruments
Other Info
Key Phrase, Act or other noteworthy thing
Strangely Perfect
Martin Rees
Keyboards, vox, sax, washboard, engineering, composition, electronics,
construction, producer
Beer and mushrooms. Produced home-brew which was “quite drinkable”
Chose the name “Crawling Chaos”. On the green tape.
Doomage [...]
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05 Aug
Crawling Chaos History: Myths passing as Truth, revealed
Origins
The Crawling Chaos started in Ashington, Northumberland in the UK by two young men, soon to be Doomage Khult and Strangely Perfect who met at the local school, sharing an interest in astronomy, music, gloomy science and horror fantasy novels and science itself.
Doomage acquired a BSc Physics Hons [...]
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