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USE YOUR LOAF!

Renaldo & The Loaf, known for work with The Residents and Ralph Records, have explored the fringes of pop since 1979. From

MUSICAL BARKS?

Barking In The Dark (formerly known by the working title Behind The Mask) is a documentary short by filmmaker Marie Losier, which profiles the avant garde, experimental and ground-breaking group The Residents, with footage shot before, during and after their 50th Anniversary tour of Europe in

No Rest For The Fest

Cherry Red represent the vast catalogue of avant-garde, experimental and ground-breaking music of American art collective The Residents, whose aura of mystery was accentuated by their iconic eyeball helmets. The outfit’s many and varied recordings include legendary early albums Meet The Residents, The Third Reich ‘N’ Roll,

MEET THE RESIDENTS (AGAIN)

Cherry Red represent the vast catalogue of avant garde, experimental and ground-breaking music of American art collective The Residents, whose aura of mystery was accentuated visually by their iconic eyeball helmets. The outfit's many and varied recordings include legendary early albums Meet The Residents, The Third Reich 'N' Roll, Fingerprince, Unavailable and Duck Stab. The Residents

Uncomfortably Numb

Peaches Goes Bananas is a French-Belgian documentary that profiles the Canadian electroclash musician Peaches. Less of a straightforward documentary, in the artist’s own words “it’s more of a painting, a portrait.” For a film whose narrative is so outside the usual structure, who better to

Dr Doo-Kietown

Cherry Red represent the vast catalogue of avant garde, experimental and ground-breaking music of American art collective The Residents, whose aura of mystery was accentuated visually by their iconic eyeball helmets. The outfit's many and varied recordings include legendary early albums Meet The Residents, The Third Reich 'N' Roll, Fingerprince, Unavailable and Duck Stab. The Residents

Polish Residents

Cherry Red represent the vast catalogue of avant garde, experimental and ground-breaking music of American art collective The Residents, whose aura of mystery was accentuated by their iconic eyeball helmets. The outfit's many and varied recordings include legendary early albums Meet The Residents, The Third Reich 'N' Roll, Fingerprince, Unavailable and Duck Stab. The Residents' 1984

Eyeballs For All

The Louisiana-born members of the enigmatic avant-pop collective known as The Residents operate out of a shadowy alternative version of San Francisco. They have no names, no faces, no gender, no age, no race, no identities at all. Which is precisely why their song ‘My Second Wife’ has been used

Resident Sounds

Oh, It Hertz! is a new feature documentary directed by Gunnar Hall Jensen. As Gunnar follows vocalist Laurie Amat in a revealing look at how sound affects us in ways unknown to most people; what neither of them expected was finding out how World War II and the