I love Paul Lemos, what a talent, important to know how incredibly amazing Controlled Bleeding were and continue to be. Futuristic, renaissance, gorgeous, powerful, emotional, evil music. Extremely potent. Great to see he's doing well.
Thanks for this amazing conversation and having Paul on cEvin. As a fellow undeground noise/industrial/experimental musician from Long Island (there aren’t many of us throughout the decades) Paul has been a major influence on me as a younger artist. A large portion of my record collection also has come from Paul. He has one of the largest collections you can imagine of very rare records. Marc from High Fidelity in Amityville has slowly been buying portions of it over the years and I always smile when picking up a cd by an artist like Muslimgauze for example and next to the price in the corner seeing “PL” on the sticker for Paul.
Many thanks for pulling this off cEvin. A lot of great topics were touched on. Controlled Bleeding's discography is a real treat to explore and I consider them among the very best - can't wait to hear what the future holds!
This is a fascinating insight into CB and the variations over the years, honest and open with no pretentious rubbish. Music and doing anything creative is incredibly frustrating, finding people is one thing, finding people with similar interests is harder still.
Thanks to Artoffact records I have more Controlled Bleeding records than Skinny Puppy here in Korea, but more Download / Cevin Key albums than anything else. Interesting talk.
I love Paul Lemos, what a talent, important to know how incredibly amazing Controlled Bleeding were and continue to be. Futuristic, renaissance, gorgeous, powerful, emotional, evil music. Extremely potent. Great to see he's doing well.
Thanks for this amazing conversation and having Paul on cEvin.
As a fellow undeground noise/industrial/experimental musician from Long Island (there aren’t many of us throughout the decades) Paul has been a major influence on me as a younger artist.
A large portion of my record collection also has come from Paul. He has one of the largest collections you can imagine of very rare records. Marc from High Fidelity in Amityville has slowly been buying portions of it over the years and I always smile when picking up a cd by an artist like Muslimgauze for example and next to the price in the corner seeing “PL” on the sticker for Paul.
Paul Lemos is a legend in my eyes. I adore Controlled Bleeding & Skin Chamber.
Music for Gilded Chambers will always be my favorite Controlled Bleeding record.
Many thanks for pulling this off cEvin. A lot of great topics were touched on. Controlled Bleeding's discography is a real treat to explore and I consider them among the very best - can't wait to hear what the future holds!
This is awesome! Loved controlled bleeding since I’m heard them in the late eighties! Great interview!!!
Good to see and hear from these guys.
This is a fascinating insight into CB and the variations over the years, honest and open with no pretentious rubbish. Music and doing anything creative is incredibly frustrating, finding people is one thing, finding people with similar interests is harder still.
ahh a fantastic talk. thank you so much for these 🤟
very interesting chat; the trivia about Paul's students' curiosity was something I was curious about too- thx for such enlightenment
Thanks to Artoffact records I have more Controlled Bleeding records than Skinny Puppy here in Korea, but more Download / Cevin Key albums than anything else. Interesting talk.
Super cool! Thanks for doing this.
EXCELLENT SHOW GREAT BAND CHEERS.
Happy to see Paul Lemos talking with CevinKey, two legendary figures together.
Excellent Chat!
Any talk about Skin Chamber?
from what I can remember, no. But in the video I posted in my comment, yes... sorry for the shameful self-promotion...
Was there ever a solo Joe Papa album? I have a memory possibly false