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|past_members = [[Genesis P Orridge]]<br>[[Lydia Lunch]]<br>[[Chris Connelly (musician)|Chris Connelly]]<br>Jonny Polonsky<br>Dan Burke<br>Eric Pounder<br>Chris Blazen<br>Becky Allen<br>Tom Slattery<br>Kerry Simonian<br>Derek Frederickson
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'''Lab Report''' was an improvisational, [[dark ambient]], band created by [[Matthew Schultz]], Eric Pounder and Chris Blazen in 1989. The experimental project gained notoriety as one of the earliest [[dark ambient]] musical projects stemming from the [[Industrial music]] genre.<ref name=Industrial_Revolution>[Thompson, Dave (1994) ''The Industrial Revolution'', LA CA, Cleopatra Pub, pg. 61, ISBN 0-9636193-0-6.]</ref>
'''Lab Report''' was an improvisational, [[dark ambient]], band created by [[Matt Schultz]], Eric Pounder and Chris Blazen in 1989. The experimental project gained notoriety as one of the earliest [[dark ambient]] musical projects stemming from the [[Industrial music]] genre.<ref name=Industrial_Revolution>[Thompson, Dave (1994) ''The Industrial Revolution'', LA CA, Cleopatra Pub, pg. 61, ISBN 0-9636193-0-6.]</ref>


==History==
==History==
The Chicago-based experimental band was signed to [[Invisible Records]] in 1990 and released four CDs with that label. The band became notable for their use of the sculptural dulcimer instrument known as the A.T.G. or [[Anti Tank Guitar]] created by [[Matthew Schultz]].<ref name=New_York_Times>[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E0CEEDF1F30F932A15751C1A964958260&scp=4&sq=pigface&st=nyt New York Times]</ref> Lab Report membership had always been in rotation with special guests including [[Genesis P Orridge]], [[Lydia Lunch]], [[Chris Connelly (musician)|Chris Connelly]], Jonny Polonsky, Chris Blazen, Becky Allen, Kerry Simonian, Derek Frederickson, Tom Slattery, Dan Burke and more.
The Chicago-based experimental band was signed to [[Invisible Records]] in 1990 and released four CDs with that label. The band became notable for their use of the sculptural dulcimer instrument known as the A.T.G. or [[Anti Tank Guitar]] created by [[Matt Schultz]].<ref name=New_York_Times>[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E0CEEDF1F30F932A15751C1A964958260&scp=4&sq=pigface&st=nyt New York Times]</ref> Lab Report membership had always been in rotation with special guests including [[Genesis P Orridge]], [[Lydia Lunch]], [[Chris Connelly (musician)|Chris Connelly]], Jonny Polonsky, Chris Blazen, Becky Allen, Kerry Simonian, Derek Frederickson, Tom Slattery, Dan Burke and more.


[[Matthew Schultz]] went on as the head of Lab Report and released three more albums with the Gein label. The project's musical style broadened to covered a wide range and became increasingly multimedia.
[[Matthew Schultz]] went on as the head of Lab Report and released three more albums with the Gein label. The project's musical style broadened to covered a wide range and became increasingly multimedia.
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==External links==
==External links==
*[http://www.labreport.com Official website]
*[http://www.labreport.com Official website]

*[http://www.mattschultz.com The artwork of Matthew Schultz]


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Revision as of 23:52, 5 January 2017

Lab Report
OriginChicago, IL
GenresAmbient, Experimental, Dark ambient
Years active1989–2001
LabelsInvisible Records
Gein Records
MembersMatt Schultz
Past membersGenesis P Orridge
Lydia Lunch
Chris Connelly
Jonny Polonsky
Dan Burke
Eric Pounder
Chris Blazen
Becky Allen
Tom Slattery
Kerry Simonian
Derek Frederickson

Lab Report was an improvisational, dark ambient, band created by Matt Schultz, Eric Pounder and Chris Blazen in 1989. The experimental project gained notoriety as one of the earliest dark ambient musical projects stemming from the Industrial music genre.[1]

History

The Chicago-based experimental band was signed to Invisible Records in 1990 and released four CDs with that label. The band became notable for their use of the sculptural dulcimer instrument known as the A.T.G. or Anti Tank Guitar created by Matt Schultz.[2] Lab Report membership had always been in rotation with special guests including Genesis P Orridge, Lydia Lunch, Chris Connelly, Jonny Polonsky, Chris Blazen, Becky Allen, Kerry Simonian, Derek Frederickson, Tom Slattery, Dan Burke and more.

Matthew Schultz went on as the head of Lab Report and released three more albums with the Gein label. The project's musical style broadened to covered a wide range and became increasingly multimedia.

Discography

  • Fig X-71 (1991) (Invisible Records)
  • Unhealthy (1993) (Invisible Records)
  • Terminal (1995) (Invisible Records)
  • Excision (1997) (Invisible Records)
  • All Your Little Pieces, Make Me a Whole (1998) (Gein Records)
  • -Classical -Atmospheres (1999) (Gein Records)
  • 2000 After Death Live (2000) (Gein Records)

Compilations

  • Industrial Revolution - First Edition (1993)
  • Industrial Revolution - Second Edition (1994)
  • Total Devotion (1994)
  • Invisible Route Six Six Six (1995)
  • Can You See It Yet? (1995)
  • Drug Test 1 & 2 (1995)
  • Drug Test 3 & 4 (1997)
  • F*cking Sick and Menacing (1097)
  • Ultrasonik (1998)
  • Eye Grind Disturbance? (1998)
  • Gone Too Far (1999)
  • The Information Apocalypse Comp (2002)

References

  1. ^ [Thompson, Dave (1994) The Industrial Revolution, LA CA, Cleopatra Pub, pg. 61, ISBN 0-9636193-0-6.]
  2. ^ New York Times


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