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Electronic musician & guitarist Mason Jones is | Electronic musician & guitarist Mason Jones is an artist, and writer who has been active in the independent music world for over 25 years. After a string of albums under the name Trance, that name was retired and songs and albums have begun appearing under his own name. The music has a wide range, from noisy experimental guitar work to recent psychedelic pop forays. Mason also currently does the project [http://www.charnel.com/numinouseye/| Numinous Eye], a free-form noisy, psychedelic rock guitar-drum duo. For Numinous Eye, Mason brings in various drummers depending on the circumstances and availability. His noise project, [http://www.myspace.com/wevecomeforwhatsours| We've Come For What's Ours], has released several limited-edition albums. | ||
While running the independent label Charnel Music, Mason released over 30 albums by artists including Crash Worship, Pain Teens, Vas Deferens Organization, Angel'in Heavy Syrup, Fushitsusha, Mainliner, and others. The label specialized in working with Japanese artists to give them an audience in the U.S. and Europe, including the release of three compilations, ''Land of the Rising Noise'', with a wide variety of Japanese artists. Under the continued auspices of the Charnel Music name, Mason continues to organize shows and small tours for bands from Japan. | While running the independent label Charnel Music, Mason released over 30 albums by artists including Crash Worship, Pain Teens, Vas Deferens Organization, Angel'in Heavy Syrup, Fushitsusha, Mainliner, and others. The label specialized in working with Japanese artists to give them an audience in the U.S. and Europe, including the release of three compilations, ''Land of the Rising Noise'', with a wide variety of Japanese artists. Under the continued auspices of the Charnel Music name, Mason continues to organize shows and small tours for bands from Japan. | ||
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G|O|D|W|A|F|F|L|E||N|O|I|S|E||P|A|N|C|A|K|E|S[edit | edit source]
at NOISEBRIDGE
Sunday August 16th NOON SHARP until 2pm
vegan pancakes served[edit | edit source]
Noisebands:[edit | edit source]
Mason Jones--------John Kraubauer (L.A.)---------Earspray------Aaron Oppenheim------National Disgrace---------Syrnx
Location[edit | edit source]
--Noisebridge Hackerspace is at
2169 Mission St
btwn 17/18th st.
San Francisco, CA 94110
More Info[edit | edit source]
Electronic musician & guitarist Mason Jones is an artist, and writer who has been active in the independent music world for over 25 years. After a string of albums under the name Trance, that name was retired and songs and albums have begun appearing under his own name. The music has a wide range, from noisy experimental guitar work to recent psychedelic pop forays. Mason also currently does the project Numinous Eye, a free-form noisy, psychedelic rock guitar-drum duo. For Numinous Eye, Mason brings in various drummers depending on the circumstances and availability. His noise project, We've Come For What's Ours, has released several limited-edition albums.
While running the independent label Charnel Music, Mason released over 30 albums by artists including Crash Worship, Pain Teens, Vas Deferens Organization, Angel'in Heavy Syrup, Fushitsusha, Mainliner, and others. The label specialized in working with Japanese artists to give them an audience in the U.S. and Europe, including the release of three compilations, Land of the Rising Noise, with a wide variety of Japanese artists. Under the continued auspices of the Charnel Music name, Mason continues to organize shows and small tours for bands from Japan.