A new Monte Cazazza album, produced by Brian Lustmord, will be released soon from Blast First Petite according to Lustmord. I saw this announced on Blast First Petite’s web site, but wasn’t sure if it was a new album or a compilation or what (Lustmord’s not mentioned on the site).
Blast First Petite: Monte Cazazza
In 1975 Monte Cazzaza coined the term “industrial music.” The very first Technoccult article (embarrassingly badly written) was on Industrial Records.
By Michelle Handelman and Monte Cazazza in Apocalypse Culture:
Breakfast with Barbie appeals to the precious libido of pree-teen girls and boys. The pink motif of the box is targeted for girls, and perhaps sissy boys rebelling from their puppy dog tail stereotype. But the image of scantily-clad Barbie showing lots of plastic flesh might be just the perfect breakfast companion for the developing heterosexual boy. The result of this may be to confuse a young boy’s sexual orientation. This may be welcomed by food manufacturers, for market surveys have found gay men to be more avid shoppers than their hetero counterparts. For the girls, the pink design of the Breakfast with Barbie box suggests nothing more than pre-pubescent female genitalia. To this end, an optical illusion that appears on the Breakfast with Barbie cereal box panders to the primal fears of a young girl’s sexual self-discovery. In between Barbie’s legs an undefinable form emerges very pink and very erect. Is it a giant clitoris? A tongue? Daddy’s penis? Further investigation reveals the form as Barbie’s pink sunglasses which rest upon her knee.
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