January 14th, 2012
Vexingly enough, Kurt is at it again: He and Steven Seibold, producer of the “Don’t Be Afraid” album, have created a surprisingly eccentric version of Gordon Lightfoot’s classic “The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald”, and called it “The Witch Of November”.
Please check out the release notes and lyrics here:
http://insoc.org/WoN
which include all the radio chatter text as well as the heavily-altered verses.
Published under the name “Larson Seibold Project”, this song is now available from the following online sources, and possibly some others about which I know not:
iTunes | eMusic | Amazon | CDBaby
Finally, To amuse and annoy all InSoc fans, Kurt and Steven are offering fabulous prizes (*) to the best submission of a video to accompany Witch Of November. Just grab the track, put some video or photo-collage under it and post it to YouTube! Send a link of your video to ThalyaFlourishing@gmail.com, and Kurt and Steve will judge, in their infinite wisdom, which is the coolest. Best five videos win!
(*) Prizes not actually fabulous.
Prizes may contain nuts.
Prizes actually are:
Hate Dept.’s Technical Difficulties album (CD)
Hate Dept.’s Ditch album (CD)
Hate Dept.’s Technical Difficulties album (Color Promo Flats)
A downloadable copy of Kurt’s unreleased song “On My Way”
A signed printed picture of Kurt doing something stupid
—
Kurt Larson
“Adulthood: Subtler colors, stronger tastes”
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December 4th, 2011
Hello Insocialites!
Check out the new InSoc Remix Album.
Energize! Vol 1 is the start of a collection of all the great InSoc Remixes. Old and new, all in one place. Reacquaint yourself with favorites from days of old, or find mixes you’ve never heard before. Never knew existed. Never had the chance to bless your ears with the music that only a remix sent straight from above could achieve. There’s something here for everybody.
But act now. Before this album gets locked away in the InSoc vaults never to see the light of day again.
1. Going, Going, Gone (Danny Saber Remix)
2. Back In The Day (Kasino Mix)
3. Walking Away (Space Age Mix)
4. I Like The Way You Werk It (Jr. Kain & Arvy Mix)
5. Lay All Your Love On Me (Justin Strauss Remix)
6. Growing Up With Shiva (Apocryphon Remix)
7. Think (Virtual Reality Mix)
8. Nothing Sacred (Apocryphon Palimpsest)
9. How Long (Justin Strauss Remix)
10. Baby Just Wants (Wesley Krusher Ghost Girl Remix)
11. Peace & Love, Inc. (Disco Mosh Pit Mix)
12. The Swamp
Pick it up today at:
iTunes
or
Amazon
Consume en masse!
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September 2nd, 2011
Good Morning Clickers!
If you’re going to be in New York, live in New York, or just need a weekend away…. head out to Anti Gravity’s one year anniversary party on Sept. 28, featuring guest DJ Paul Robb. Click below for more info!
Click Here For Event Info
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August 8th, 2011
“Music defined the decade. “Video Killed the Radio Star” ushered in MTV, “Don’t You (Forget about Me)” ruled The Breakfast Club, and “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” became the anthem for a generation. However, it wasn’t just about the music, it was also about the art of the music. What we saw was nearly as important as what we listened to, and decades later the images of the ‘80s continue to dominate our culture.”
Good Day, InSocialites!
Go check out Matthew Chojnacki’s new book highlighting Cover Art from 80s vinyl records. A time when the art for an album was just as important and trendsetting as the music itself. “What’s On Your Mind” with it’s primary color silhouette makes the cut with a few words from Mr Robb. Head on over to Amazon using the links below.
Amazon US
Amazon UK
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June 29th, 2011
Good Morning, Citizens.
Check out our friend Alexander Brandon and his new album, Violent Electric.
Pay special attention to track 2, Shrinking with vocals and lyrics by My Kurt Harland himself.
Get the whole album for only $12!
released 21 June 2011
All music produced and performed by Alexander Brandon except “Shrinking”, with guest lyrics and vocals by Kurt Larson of Information Society.
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