Viosac Discography

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Releases

Dawning Luminosity

53 minutes of peaceful, channeled, ambient drone. Layers of analogue processing culminating in Frippertronics

2010
CD
VATS

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You are planning to enjoy the apocalypse

Viosac refines its electronic, analogue sound with intensified rhythm, contrast, richness, and emotion. Marks the return of Ted Wheeler and St. Deborah.

2009
CD
VATS

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Rusty Pile

Viosac returns after 16 years with a new series of electronic, destroyed, improvised, textured analogue sounds.

2008
CD
VATS

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The Song of Labrador

Recorded by Ted and Graham, 1989 - 1991. Thanks to the Keio Electronic Lab Corp.

1992
CD
Artware Audio

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Suture Self

The complete sound track from Suture Self, a one hour video assembled December 1987 by Viosac and John Dubiel. Texts by: William Burroughs, Samuel Beckett, Maurice Blanchot and Penthouse letters, read by St. Deborah.

1989
LP
Freedom in a Vacuum

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Dull Knife, Dull Life; Sharp Knife, Short Life /
Now a God Dances Through Me

Re-mix of 1985 classic + extract from Suture Self.

1989
7"
Freedom in a Vacuum

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Maria

Viosac improv group recorded live at the Purple Institution, Toronto, March 18, 1988 Accompanied by Jack Wright, Saxophone.

1989
K7
John Doe Recordings

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Baptized & "More Involved"

Viosac with Al Lincoln Roy (Not 1/2) and Chris Gehman. Recorded February 1988.

1988
K7
Freedom in a Vacuum

The Memory Waltz

A little destroyed music by VIOSAC and Not 1/2. Recorded on February 18-19, 1988 using a feedback reel to reel tape loop, a digital delay/sampler and one record for each side. All sounds are from an LP.

1988
K7
Nihilistic Recordings

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Teddy Died (Sincerity)

Viosac improv group recorded live at the Foufounes Electrique, Montreal, November 25, 1986.

1988
K7
SSS Productions

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No Be Many Maybe

Viosac improv group recorded live at the Rivoli, Toronto, October 24, 1987. Texts by Samuel Beckett Read by St. Deborah. The performance was accompanied by one hour video presentation by John Dubiel.

1988
K7
John Doe Recordings

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Failure Parade

Viosac improv group recorded live at the Forest City Gallery, London Ontario, June 5 and 6, 1987. June 5th show also featured The Brain Show, June 6th: The Nihilist Spasm Band.

1988
K7
Audiofile Tapes

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Lost Horizons (Part Two)

Viosac improv group recorded live at the Fallout Shelter, Toronto, May 2, 1987. Texts by Lautréamont read by St. Deborah.

1988
K7
Corrosive Tapes/Harsh Reality

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Lost Horizons (Part One)

Viosac improv group recorded live at the Fallout Shelter, Toronto, May 2, 1987. Texts by Lautréamont read by St. Deborah.

1988
K7
Harsh Reality

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Arkinoid

Viosac improv group recorded live at the Fallout Shelter, Toronto, October 23, 1986 and March 13, 1987.

1987
K7
Sound of Pig

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Teddy Bear Stinks Real Bad Now

Viosac improv group recorded live at the Fallout Shelter, Toronto, January 2, 1987. Cover painting by Don McKellar

1987
K7
Kapit@l Records

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Cathexis

A mixture of political-noise-punk with songs of social misfits and anarchists.
Recorded February-March 1986.

1986
K7
Kapit@l Records

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Santa Satan's Holiday Hellocaust

Yet another interpretation of some fine Xmas classics

1985
K7
Utility Grade Records

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Two Songs from Violence and the Sacred

Intentional Self-Destructive Behaviour/
Dull Knife, Dull Life; Sharp Knife, Short Life
Recorded August 1985 during the leadup to the first VATS concert.