Big Block 454
 

Biography

Big Block 454 is a semi-amorphous post-modern / situationist neo-dada cross-platform compositional construct from Manchester, England (featuring people from Liverpool, Leeds and Lincolnshire).
Over the years, Big Block 454 have unleashed a series of albums and multi-media happenings upon an unsuspecting public, combining influences such as Faust, Can, Brian Eno, The Residents, the Bonzo Dog Band, King Crimson and the BBC Radiophonics Workshop - surrealism meets Krautrock meets downright Northern stupidity. We play whatever we like, alright?

Big Block 454 have worked on multi-media projects with famed dada artist Russell Mills, and have been championed by such people as the BBC’s Stuart Maconie and Sunday Times writer/comedian Stewart Lee.

Big Block 454 have guested on Stuart Maconie’s BBC 6 Music radio show The Freak Zone.

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Music

Bells & Proclamations
2011
This album maintains their skewered intelligence and wild & frankly disturbing leftfield progressive pop, allowing the low-slung new wave strangeness to shine through. "I for one think that the world has only just caught up"...
MP3: $4.99
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0
 
Bratislava
2008
Post-rock surrealism meets Krautrock meets downright Northern English stupidity, a fascinating and sometimes scary world where you wander through someone elses dreams and nightmares, funny and frightening in different places.
MP3: $3.99
Reviews
5
 
Their Coats Flapped Like God's Chops
2004
Post-rock surrealism meets Krautrock meets downright Northern English stupidity, a fascinating and sometimes scary world where you wander through someone elses dreams and nightmares, funny and frightening in different places.
MP3: $3.99
Reviews
0
 
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