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  • Baneemy – Walter Martin Cult Mug

    Baneemy – Walter Martin Cult Mug

  • Baneemy – The Walter Martin Cult (cassette, 1990)

    Baneemy – The Walter Martin Cult (cassette, 1990)
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    DOWNLOAD @ ARCHIVE.ORG GAJOOB Review by Bryan Baker, : Walter Martin was a fundamentalist bible airwave evangelist. WMC is a pointed attack against his ”answer-all” approach to bullshit preaching over 120 minutes of seamless wonder. Stylistically, Baneemy take influences ranging from The Violent Femmes to The Residents to The Beatles. Basically, the main instrument is…

  • Discover Sounds Project #1: Decades of Echoes: Baneemy Revisited

    Discover Sounds Project #1: Decades of Echoes: Baneemy Revisited
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    This project’s inception hails from the early Tapegerm days, circa 2001 or thereabouts, with a new twist for 2023 and beyond. Again we offer the original 21 loops culled from Baneemy’s double cassette album, The Walter Martin Cult, 20+ years later, for a new take on these sounds. The sample pack includes short loops of a…

  • Baneemy – Walter Martin Cult

    Baneemy – Walter Martin Cult
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    Archive ID 3894 Walter Martin was a fundamentalist bible airwave evangelist. WMC is a pointed attack against his ”answer-all” approach to bullshit preaching over 120 minutes of seamless wonder. Stylistically, Baneemy take influences ranging from The Violent Femmes to The Residents to The Beatles. Basically, the main  instrument is a very melodic acoustic guitar. played…

  • In Memory of Ian C. Stewart

    In Memory of Ian C. Stewart
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    by Bryan Baker, GAJOOB / Tapegerm I first got to know Ian Stewart through his AutoReverse zine. The music reviews were insightful, sharp, and full of deep, genuine passion for the strange and beautiful sounds emerging from the cassette underground and experimental edges of indie music. Ian had a way of zeroing in on the…

  • Tapegerm Collective

    Tapegerm Collective

    Tapegerm began as a project on GAJOOB’s Homemade Music website. I reached out to several artists whose tapes I’d reviewed and thought might be interesting for people to work with loops culled from them. Artists like Linda Smith, Chris Phinney, J Mundock, Baneemy and others. A dozen or so people participated in the forum and…

  • Homemade Music Mix.One – The Birth of Tapegerm

    Homemade Music Mix.One – The Birth of Tapegerm
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    This was a project that took place in 1999 on homemademusic.com which formed the start of the Tapegerm Collective. Participating artists were Linda Smith, Arthur Loves Plastic (Bev Stanton), Baneemy, Briyan Frederick (aka Bryan Baker), J Mundok, hebephrenic (Scott Carr), Mental Anguish (Chris Phinney), M Redacted, Daniel Prendiville, Deep 13, David Fuglewicz, Captive Audience, and…

  • A Look Back at the Homemade Music Shop

    A Look Back at the Homemade Music Shop
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    The following is the artist index from homemademusic.com circa the year 2000. The links go to the Wayback Machine. Amanita Music‘s Joseph Benzola is an independent multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer living in New York. He does not conform to one discipline, idiom, or theory, but embraces all types of musics and playing philosophies. Areknuteketyrne recordings are…

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