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BLOOD AND GOLD - Theme Propaganda
Artist: Graf Haufen & Monty Cantsin & Das Synthetische Mischgewebe
Year: 1987
Country: Germany
Label: Artcore Editions
Catalog No: Artcore Editions, ACE, 18
Format: Tape
Specification:
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Tracklist
Cassette
A –Monty Cantsin Propaganda
B –Monty Cantsin Propaganda
Stone Object
0 –Das Synthetische Mischgewebe Endo (Von Innen Herraus)
A –Monty Cantsin Propaganda
B –Monty Cantsin Propaganda
Stone Object
0 –Das Synthetische Mischgewebe Endo (Von Innen Herraus)
Credits
- Compiled By – Graf Haufen, Ines Ruf
Notes
This boxset was the third edition of "Blood & Gold", a limited edition artists original postcard edition (no reproductions, all original collages, photos, paintings, rubber-stamped artworks etc.). Limited to 50 numbered copies.
The theme was "Propaganda".
Neither the release nor its publishers sympathize with fascist ideas or ideals.
Visual artworks (postcards) by Vittore Baroni, Janet Janet, Josean M.L., Herbert A. Meyer, Robin Crozier, Gerd Schröder, Claus van Bebber, Hartmut Graf, Andrej Skrbinek, Franz John, Franz-Josef Weber, Private World, Chr. + A. Rutscher, Pierre Marquer, Peter Ouart, Manfred Stirnemann, Jutta Rumschkowski, Jean-Paul Morelle, Jacques Massa, Arno Arts, Luc Fierens, Richard Meade, Markus Gärtner, Wolfgang Hainke, Jürgen O. Olbrich and Ursula Rüter.
The box also contained an art object of Das Synthetische Mischgewebe - a stone with an attached loudspeaker membrane (it MIGHT produce music, but we humans are unable to hear it YET).
It also contained a cassette with 2 approx. 5 minute tracks of political and religious propaganda speeches and statements by Hitler, Lenin, the Pope John Paul II and others, set to very hard dance beats and dub effects.
No performer is credited apart from N.P.I. (Neoist Propaganda Institute), which was run by a Monty Cantsin.
Also includes a sealed bag of neoist stickers, dropcards and a neoism button.
The theme was "Propaganda".
Neither the release nor its publishers sympathize with fascist ideas or ideals.
Visual artworks (postcards) by Vittore Baroni, Janet Janet, Josean M.L., Herbert A. Meyer, Robin Crozier, Gerd Schröder, Claus van Bebber, Hartmut Graf, Andrej Skrbinek, Franz John, Franz-Josef Weber, Private World, Chr. + A. Rutscher, Pierre Marquer, Peter Ouart, Manfred Stirnemann, Jutta Rumschkowski, Jean-Paul Morelle, Jacques Massa, Arno Arts, Luc Fierens, Richard Meade, Markus Gärtner, Wolfgang Hainke, Jürgen O. Olbrich and Ursula Rüter.
The box also contained an art object of Das Synthetische Mischgewebe - a stone with an attached loudspeaker membrane (it MIGHT produce music, but we humans are unable to hear it YET).
It also contained a cassette with 2 approx. 5 minute tracks of political and religious propaganda speeches and statements by Hitler, Lenin, the Pope John Paul II and others, set to very hard dance beats and dub effects.
No performer is credited apart from N.P.I. (Neoist Propaganda Institute), which was run by a Monty Cantsin.
Also includes a sealed bag of neoist stickers, dropcards and a neoism button.










