Showing posts with label Lovely Jon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lovely Jon. Show all posts

Friday, 16 March 2012

Trashy Trailers - FROM THE VAULTS Vol. 1



If you need a fix of pure Trailer Trash then you'll be in 7th heaven with this old-skool compilation DVD from our pal Lovely Jon. Here's the press release: "From The Vaults is a bewildering compilation of old school video madness from Lovely Jon's extensive collection of VHS tapes. An avid collector of worldwide exploitation videos for over three decades (traveling the globe to unearth unseen gems of analogue insanity) - Lovely Jon is finally opening the gates and is presenting this limited release from his personal vaults of the wildest, most jaw-dropping video tape trash in existence. from the backstreets of Bangkok and The Salonika, to the off-track suburbs of Dubai, New York and East London - this crazed selection encompasses Jon's obsessive quest in excavating those AWOL nuggets that remain hidden and undisturbed in dusty warehouses, ex-rental stores, double-glazing shop backrooms and flea-ridden boot markets". This delirious DVD is strictly limited and can be obtained from here.

Sunday, 9 May 2010

JIGOKU - A Visual Mixtape (DVD)


Readers of our very own IS IT UNCUT? will be familiar with reviewer Lovely Jon and it is our duty to point you in the direction of his other interest... mixing music and film.
Jigoku is in essence an audio visual manifestation brought to you by a team partnership now 15 years ongoing created by film buff and cinema aficionado Dj Lovely Jon & producer, remixer, recording artist Dj Cherrystones. This is a rollercoaster ride of obscure cinematic and musical rarities - presented as a highly unique visual mixtape (DVD).
Having curated off the wall and specific underground film nights (housed by such venues as the ICA, Raymond Revue Bar and Other Cinema) the DVD is a demonstration of what to expect at a Jigoku show.
Fast-paced clips and tailored psychedelic backgrounds made to keep your heart beating - a slew of highly obscure 60’s &70’s horror, giallo and popart snapshots entice the eye to go deeper and perplex the very nature of what you perceive to hear and see.
Jigoku have been pushing boundaries within these genres for many years now utilising a DIY aesthetic to create a sense of visual autonomy combined with subtle audio re- scores: now watch!



If you want to see more then the Limited Edition hour long DVD is available - Jigoku can be located at www.myspace.com/jigokuost