Pseudocode
Pseudocode was a Belgian electronic and improvising trio, active in the early 1980s, formed by Xavier S., Guy-Marc Hinant and Alain Neffe. Their music set synthesizers, rhythm box and improvised sound under texts that were spoken and sung. The group is known today mostly through archival releases, since in its own time it put out little beyond cassettes and a few records. Xavier S. wrote most of the lyrics and sang, Hinant played guitar, electric piano and percussion, and Neffe handled synthesizers, rhythm box, soprano saxophone and vocoder, as well as much of the overdubbing and mixing.
Next One's Called
Next One's Called could be seen as the missing link between Slaughter in a Tiny Place (SR 298CD/LP, 2010) and 1982's Europa (SR 372LP) -- the third and final LP report from Pseudocode. All songs here are previously unreleased; Recorded and mixed betw…
Europa
Reissue of their 1982 mythic album: Europa. In that time, the onset of the eighties, we had the opportunity to create from sound itself instead of notes, from noise, screams, any chord, relevant or irrelevant.Xavier (with Stéphane Barbery, Digital Da…
With helpful hands
In our ongoing quest for music from the home of Alain Neffe and Insane Music Contact, we are extremely proud to release this CD. For about thirty years now, we at Plinkity Plonk have been great fans of the music of Pseudo Code, a trio of Alain Neffe,…
Slaughter In A Tiny Place
2CD version, including two CD bonus tracks. Pseudocode was a Belgian electronic improvised music band, active from 1980 to 1982, featuring Xavier S (Thrills), Guy-Marc Hinant (Sub Rosa co-founder) and Alain Neffe (Insane Music, Bene Geserit). While …