SPILL RUNE 3351 |
Zeena Parkins - keyboards, electric harp, accordion, vocals |
LIVE AT THE KNITTING FACTORY RUNE 3352 |
"'Live at the Knitting Factory' shows that the New York-based quintet has turned to recognizable pop styles for inspiration. Blending free improvisation with funk, it attains an enviable equilibrium. Ann Rupel - bass, vocals |
LIVE IN ITALY 1994 RUNE 3353 |
"This is so exciting from start to finish. I saw No Safety live in New York in ’88. They were amazing then, hot sound, like a unique, contrary voice in a scene that could take the concept of ‘cool’ a little too seriously. This recording is several years later, they are on tour in Europe, everything is up a notch, about to explode. I remember that European tour vibe, this catches it 100%." - Charles Hayward "The newly uncovered recording is from the band’s last tour, and in fact the last show the rhythm section of Rupel and Spelios played with them. Rupel returned to career and family life. Cochrane focused his energies on social work while continuing to compose and play music. Parkins has been the most musically active; projects with the likes of Fred Frith, Elliott Sharp, John Zorn and countless others, recording and touring with Björk and leading her own bands have made her an international name in unusual and experimental music. But No Safety disappeared without the heralding it deserved. Now, for a momentary flash, they’re back." – Kurt Gottschalk
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