DFLL/decay for lou lou/PSYCHOS line WORLD7 by malga kubiak, the ego trip label dedicated to all dead poets http://egotriplabel.blogspot.com/2011/11/success-going-down-is-rapid-annemarie.html assistant DOUZE edited malga kubiak produced malga kubiak pre edited ajc bruxelles, crac stockholm, wajda's film academy warsaw camera Malga Kubiak, Maria Sochaniewicz, Romain Perrot, Fred Nipi shot in NYC at CBGC cast Cecil, Malga Kubiak, Nick Zedd noise unit, Zyklon B, featuring also the late Nick Bohn, Miss Trish Fire, Band 1, Band2, Fred Nipi, Romain Perrott, Freya Paris Fucked Music Society w Malga Kubiak 12h installation or interactive project, 3 screens x 4h http://www.jahsonic.com/2003May.html # 2003, May 20; 11:58 ::: transgression # Abnormal: The Sinema of Nick Zedd (2002) [DVD, Amazon US] [FR] [DE] [UK] My money was well spent on this fascinating DVD which includes alot of entertainment. I was particularly impressed by the diversity of the soundtrack music. The Swans are featured in two films, Go to Hell and Kiss Me Goodbye and the impact of this music is stirring. The Dream Syndicate supply the music to a film Zedd collaborated on with R. Kern called Thrust In Me. The excerpt from War Is Menstrual Envy likewise features outstanding music as does Tom Thumb, a recent digital movie by Zedd featuring the eerie and chilling sounds of Copenhagen's ANK as well as an appearance by Steen Jorgensen of Sort Sol. Original music supplied by Lydia Lunch with the help of Thurston Moore, Jim Sclavenous and Pat Place featured in The Wild World of Lydia Lunch is much better than the repetetive sounds one hears in Kern's movies, though both are good. Comparing Zedd to Kern is like comparing apples to oranges. Additionally, the rare interviews with Zedd, including a short doc on his noise unit Zyklon B are excellent. The sounds produced by this short lived "digital hardcore" unit are way more exciting and innovative than stuff one usualy hears and the visuals are riveting. Nick Bohn was some kind of musical genius with the sequencer, producing amazing white noise harmonics with Zedd in Zyklon B. The best stuff on the DVD are the colorful visuals and rare outtakes utilizing some of the most extraordinary underground personalities I've ever seen. --E. Ganji for amazon.com http://www.nofimagazine.com/38nickrip.htm R.I.P. Nick Bohn ~ April 22, 1973-June 20, 2003 Written by Mary Lenoir Bond This article is a small dedication to the sad passing of a dear friend, who the world lost very suddenly on June 20th 2003. His name was Nick Bohn, a.k.a. Nickels, Smurfetta, Gladys, etc. My best friend and I use to call him "Moaner" as well, because when we first met him back in 1987, he fell asleep at a party or two (completely sober, I might add!) and made these cute little moaning sounds. Back then, when I first met him, I saw him as very shy and sweet and quiet. Though he later emerged into someone more outgoing and outspoken, he always remained the perfect picture of sweet. I know people tend to overemphasize the good in a person and magically forget all the bad things when they pass, but I truly think you'd be hard pressed to find ANYONE with a single bad word to say about Nick. There have been special memorials for him across the country these past few weeks (from LA to New York). He is forever well loved and respected. As I said, I met him at one of many Goth/Punk/New Wave parties and clubs going on in Sacramento in the 80s (where his Mom, Evelyn and Stepdad, Dale, and Father, Jim "The Eagle" Bohn all still reside. His only sister, Debbie, lives in Santa Rosa). We had many mutual friends who all hung out at The Second Level, Danceteria, Clunie Hall, etc. It wasn't until the early to mid 1990s when life had pulled both of us individually to the enchanting city of San Francisco that we really bonded. I spent most of my time with him and his partner at the time, Enrique, doing photo shoots, going to drag clubs, watching movies, listening to music, going to parties, and working on different art projects. I am proud to say that I starred in two of Nick's films in 1993/1994, one was called "Bliss" and the other was the infamous "Little Red" (which also featured Jason Mecier of the SF band ENRIQUE and bean/noodle art fame, Brigit Brat of the band GOD'S GIRLFRIEND, Heidi Wesbrock (LA based actress/artist) and Enrique Vargas (SF based photographer/artist). Nick and Enrique also published/edited the San Francisco based ‘zines Dragzine and Dragstrip in the mid 1990s. Besides photography and film-making, Nick also did many "scrapbook art" collections, performance art, and played bass for the band THE VOLUPTUOUS HORROR OF KAREN BLACK, and was a member of numerous other bands including VERBALALA and SPLIT ME WIDE OPEN (with Jon Vomit). Nick moved to New York around the time I moved to LA, which was sometime in the later 1990s. We stayed in touch via phone and e-mail and he even came out for a visit in the summer of 1999. He stayed with his