Sissy Spacek
Sissy Spacek is an experimental grindcore band comprised of John Wiese, Jesse Jackson, and Cory Ronnau. Their music typically consists of Ronnau on vocals and Wiese on bass/drum machine, and Jackson on guitar with the results often cut up at a very fast tempo using a computer.
Sissy Spacek is an experimental grindcore band comprised of John Wiese, Jesse Jackson, and Cory Ronnau. Their music typically consists of Ronnau on vocals and Wiese on bass/drum machine, and Jackson on guitar with the results often cut up at a very fast tempo using a computer.
Threshold
Noise/noisecore/grindcore/cut-up in unparalleled intensity from Mumma/Wiese with two tracks featuring Jay Randall.
Live In Hong Kong
Sissy Spacek is known for their extended approach to sound and performance. Founded in 1999, the group (since 2013, primarily a duo of Charlie Mumma and John Wiese) have released a broad range of work, from grindcore to musique concrète, with a considerable gulf of experimentation in between. Their performance at Empty Gallery in Hong Kong and its peripheral documentation is an example of the band’s abstracting style and approach. Recorded on the occasion of Takeshi Murata’s “Infinite Doors” ope…
Tempo Scalato
Tip! 200 Copies. Staggering concrète tape cut-ups and raw electronic collage from from the duo lineup of Charlie Mumma and John Wiese. Another pinnacle of modern, harsh musique concrète!
Electric Field In Parallel
‘Another stunning, definitive and beyond harsh release from the arguably the most forward thinking ultra-sonic-destruction unit in the world.’ - Brandon Hill
BMW
Tip! A screeching smash of searing grit and demolished shock from the trio of Blankenship / Mumma / Wiese, which can be identified as a distinct subgroup within the Sissy Spacek discography, responsible for such carnage as Wreck (2013), Basement (2014), and Slow Move (2017). BMW stands as a sharp-edged monument in the trio’s advancing decay, culled from a session at Blankenship's high-security Bronson studio and utilizing the equipment and environment that fueled sessions by LHD, White Gold, and…
Scissors
* 2x7-inch, gatefold cover * 20th anniversary edition of Sissy Spacek's second album, first reissue since it's original release, this time as a double 7-inch in a deluxe gatefold cover. An incomprehensible, discombobulated wreck."This four-track explosion of sound had my jaw agape from the first note to the last. With minor percussive breaks between sizzling hard-wired damage, this wasn’t at all what I expected. Instead John Wiese has offered tracks that intensely re-align your senses for their …
Anti-Clockwise
From the same session of Dash LP, on side A 17 new short hyperactive bursts of the finest extreme noisecore . Lasse Marhaug joins the core duo of John Wiese and Corydon Ronnau. On side B live capture recorded in Baltimore, march 2010.
Epistasis
After the monumental 'California Ax', the solid 'French Record' and the live capture 'Glass', Sissy Spacek return with a new offer. These 17 new tracks cover territory from grindcore, noise, noisecore, and electronics. This is an extreme noise assault based on grinding drums, harsh electronics and screamy vocals no space for acoustic improvisation or melodic sounds.
Recorded in November 2008 by Charlie Mumma–Drums, Corydon Ronnau–Vocals and John Wiese–Electronics. Artwork and layout by John Wies…