PBK ‎– Vivisection [Cass] (1988, PBK Recordings)

PBK has been working in the areas of noise, ambient and electroacoustic music since 1986. PBK is an acronym for Phillip B. Klingler, born in 1960 in Flint, Michigan. In the early 80's Klingler studied art at Northern Michigan University and CSU San Bernardino. He exhibited his expressionistic paintings in the Los Angeles area and was active on the international mail-art scene. 

In the mid-80's, Klingler began experimenting with sound, creating abstract music that related to what he had been doing with visual art. In 1987, PBK began collaborating with tape underground legend, Minoy. Their prolific collaboration began with the Disco Splendor project, led to several Minoy / PBK releases and culminated in PBK's first official solo album, 'Descent', which featured contributions from both Minoy and analog synthesist, David Prescott. PBK released many albums between 1988 and 1990, appeared on numerous compilations and was reviewed extensively, and favorably, in the international underground press. As a prominent figure in the U.S. noise underground, he collaborated, during this time, with such artists as Asmus Tietchens, Jeph Jerman (Hands To), Dirk Serries (Vidna Obmana), Illusion Of Safety and many others. [SOURCE: DISCOGS] 

Label: PBK Recordings ‎– none 

Format: Cassette, Album, C60 

Country: US 

Released: 1988 

Style: Abstract, Industrial, Noise, Experimental 

Tracklist:

A1 Untitled 

A2 Untitled 

B1 Untitled 

B2 Untitled 

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