Genesis Breyer P-Orridge spoke of upcoming gig by Psychic TV: “Psychic TV play Braxton Jamm in London on November 7th. We suspect the fans of psychedelic rock are not 100% aware how heavily psych rock we are. If you want… Continue Reading
I’m re-posting this statement that was posted on Genesis Breyer P-Orridge’s FB page. Because whether you agree with Djinn’s opinions or not, encountering them is pretty much always broadening. “When we read or hear via this COUM-UNITY of TOPI Beings… Continue Reading
“My nature is to be nonconformist,” Genesis Breyer P-Orridge said in an interview with Andre Bauer. P-Orridge’s question of identity has established h/er as an icon within the culture of avant-garde art. H/er physical body has become a work of… Continue Reading
This December, the Lethal Amounts Gallery in Los Angeles will be hosting “DISCIPLINE: The art of Psychic TV: 2003 – 2016” an exhibition of art created by PTV3 drummer Edley Odowd for this incarnation of Psychic TV, the band formed… Continue Reading
Trapart film is announcing the August 22 release of Change Itself – An Art Apart: Genesis Breyer P-Orridge by Carl Abrahamsson. Their site states: “A new film in the An Art Apart series has been finished: Change Itself – An Art Apart:… Continue Reading
Psychic TV/PTV3 recently played dates in Chicago and Detroit and band frontperson Genesis Breyer P-Orridge posted these comments on he/r FB feed: “So we made it back from Chicago and Detroit. Audiences in both places were beauty full and so… Continue Reading
Vogue.com recently ran a feature about Genesis Breyer P-Orridge appearing as a model for designer Marc Jacobs. Thought you’d wanna know. The article begins: Marc Jacobs’s campaigns have become famous for their use of notable cultural figures and unexpected celebrities,… Continue Reading
Could it be magick? The occult returns to the art world – from The Guardian Best known as a musical dissident with the proto-industrial bandThrobbing Gristle and later Psychic TV, Breyer P-Orridge has made visual art for decades as… Continue Reading
The New Yorker’s just run a nice feature on Genesis Breyer P-Orridge which, as always, is witty, funny and thought-provoking in a profound yet entirely non-pompous way. Part of its introduction notes: “P-Orridge, whose well-worn features evoke both Ozzy Osbourne… Continue Reading
Earlier this year, DazedDigital.com spoke with Genesis Breyer P-Orridge regarding the outcome of gender being exploited to merchandise for-profit fashion trends. Among other things she says is: “We’ve just gotten to a point in culture where it’s just like mental… Continue Reading