Bruce Russell & Luke Wood - Visceral Realists LP 1960s There's definitely a reverence for

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Bruce Russell & Luke Wood - Visceral Realists LP 1960s There's definitely a reverence forDebut LP by the New Zealand duo of Bruce Russell (Dead C, Handful of Dust, etc) and Luke Wood. Visceral Realists is a high concept commentary on the state of vinyl, analogue recording, music culture, art, etc. A 45 rpm bullet of short bursts of free electric sound, the music here is tactile and rough but not 'noise music.' Russell and Wood play over loops of scratchy records, with their guitars and electronics surging to get over the wall. Russell's