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Creeping
Bent, aka The Creeping Bent Organisation is an independent record
label set up by avant provocateur Douglas MacIntyre in 1994, based
in Glasgow, Scotland. Creeping Bent was officially launched with
a maxi–media event at Glasgow’s Tramway Theatre on
12 December 1994. The event was called A Leap Into The Void (BENT
001), in homage to Yves Klein, and featured film / theatre / pop
….made - up by a variety of artists.
Over
the years Creeping Bent has focused on audio & visual stimulation,
releasing music by an eclectic array of artists operating across
multiple genres. Here is an example of some of the artists who
have worked with Creeping Bent over the years; The Nectarine No9,
Appendix Out, Found, The Secret Goldfish, Bill Wells & Isobel
Campbell, Alan Vega / RCTJ, Adventures in Stereo, Bricolage, Future
Pilot AKA, The Sexual Objects, Monica Queen, Fire Engines …
There have been several highlights along the way, perhaps the
most prestigious was being chosen by John Peel as the featured
label when he curated the Meltdown Festival at the Royal Festival
Hall… perhaps having Creeping Bent artists record 20 sessions
for Peel’s BBC Radio 1 show comes a close second.
GARETH
SAGER released his debut solo album in 2009, 30 years after his
first band the Pop Group first erupted. Slack Slack Music received
great reviews across the board, well deserved too. NME : 8/10
– “full throttle agro – funk,..the disco Captain
Beefheart,..mega..” Mojo : 4/5 - “post – punk
maverick,...aural anarchy,..from chaos, true genius arises”
Uncut : 4/5 - “kicks up a stink... rediscovered fire and
brimstone” The Scotsman : 4/5 – “industrial
strength jazz – punk” FAKE EYELASHES released their
debut album (A Little Bit Of Bread And No Cheers) in 2011, an
album of rural ruminations rather akin to the sad n’ milky
vibe of Nico’s Chelsea Girl.
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