Cyclotron is the third studio album by Blind Idiot God, released in 1992 by Avant Records.

Blind Idiot God is the debut studio album by Blind Idiot God, released in 1987 by SST Records. TRACK LISTING: Off".

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Undertow is the second album by Blind Idiot God, released in 1989 through Enemy Records. All music composed by Andy Hawkins, except "Alice in My Fantasies" by George Clinton and Eddie Hazel and "Purged Specimen" by John Zorn. Adapted from the Undertow liner notes.

For its third and apparently final recording, the high-voltage instrumental power trio Blind Idiot God joined John Zorn 's Avant label, though retaining Bill Laswell as producer and changing the band's overall sound and direction not a bit. One might have expected that Zorn, who guested on Blind Idiot God 's previous release, could have steered the trio toward more overtly experimental ground, but the band instead continued with its unique mixture of anthemic hardcore explosions and spacy, sensual, dub-influenced ruminations.

Blind Idiot God- from our Planned Parenthood benefit compilation, which is ongoing. with their life- changing sound since our youth- For 32 years the band has been creating timeless, boundary-defying instrumental music. Blind Idiot God have a long history as forbearers of modern varieties of tech/prog music. The band explores, innovates, and defies convention and expectations. They create music for its own sake, and have never wavered from their original groundbreaking approach. Video from Blind Idiot God's remastered rerelease of the album Undertow. Video by Anthony Ventolora.

Cyclotron is the third album by Blind Idiot God, released in 1992 through Avant Records. It became the band's final studio album for twenty-three years after drummer Ted Epstein left the band in 1996, causing the band to go on an indefinite hiatus Composer Bill Laswell, who had worked with the band on their previous album, returned to fill production duties. Guitarist Andy Hawkins began utilizing more feedback and looping techniques in the music, which he would further explore on Halo, his.

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My adoration of Blind Idiot God began when I was merely a tot. Their 1987 self-titled album provided me with a sound I had already been thirsting for. Sans the human voice, power guitar that played more with harmolodics and song structure than it did with macho(?) virtuoso breaks. Ted Epstein's drumming, whether intricate clockwork or jazzy improv, is exquisite music in itself. On this album the band often lets his rhythms punch through, exposed, giving some tracks a free jazz session spin to them. Andy Hawkins' guitar spans worlds yet unknown before listening to this album.