Music Distribution
We are currently experiencing some short-term hiccups with our physical CD distribution: in the meantime please click on the album links on our Albums page and hit the Amazon buying links to check if your title is available .
Download sales continue to be available via the usual services and you can also still stream our music as usual.
Arthur Brown’s Home at the Stereo Society
Arthur Brown’s home at the Stereo Society
Arthur in 1968, performing his #1 hit Fire, which is given a new and different treatment on Thorne’s The Contessa’s Party CD.
Arthur Brown’s 60+ years have been as adventurous and as colorful as anyone’s. After early experimental bands in the sixties, he hit worldwide prominence with The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown and Fire in 1968. As he wryly comments on his Website, not seeing any royalties whatsoever was the first of a career of missed opportunities (the law suit is still pending). Fire essentially started the heavy metal genre, and many bands such as Black Sabbath and Deep Purple have acknowledged his influence.
After what remains his most visible achievement, he progressed through a series of musical adventures which included, in the early seventies, the first use of a drum machine on record and on stage. His electronic inclinations took him to prominent album recordings with German synthesizer pioneer Klaus Schulze in 1980. Since then, he has been sporadically active, continuing to record and release albums although (as he puts it) ‘they tend to escape rather than be released.’
August 2015
We couldn’t resist posting this, from Private Eye
Brighton, England, where Arthur now lives.
The door was open and the space deserted.
We went in unannounced and unnoticed.
Then he sat down for an extensive interview.
The perfect sound and surroundings.
Requiem
Arthur Brown
Speak No Tech
Arthur Brown
