i am the mighty jungulator

Made Up, 2008 IATMJ Records	Abandoned Music Hall, 2008 IATMJ Records
Fear of Another Green World, 2007 IATMJ Records	The Greater Good, 2007 IATMJ Records
Everything Must Glow, 2007 IATMJ Records	Bath International Music Festival, 2006 IATMJ Records
Spread The Sunshine, 2005 IATMJ Records	Spread The Love, 2004IATMJ Records
In The Beginning, 2003 IATMJ Records	Bookulator CDROM, 2003

His Majesty's Prism Double CD out now!

2010-11-01T01:39:00.000-07:00

The new IATMJ album, out now! It's a double CD, 150 minutes of music, and by the tentacles of Yog Sothoth, we believe it to be our best work yet...

Only £10 including postage, to anywhere on the face of this stupid planet......can't say fairer than that, can you?

Like the sound of His Majesty's Prism but don't fancy paying a tenner? You can now get a digital download of the album from our IATMJ shop; it comes with a PDF of all the album art and booklet info, all for five pounds! Iss gut, ja? Click below if you want to go down that route.

2010-11-01T01:33:00.000-07:00

Our track "Neu World Error" is included on Volume 5 of the excellent MyOuterSpace series. Click the pic to go to the download page...

Here Be Players...

2010-10-11T02:54:00.000-07:00

...there...

...and there...

...and there...

2008-07-03T08:43:00.000-07:00

...things suddenly got a bit busy on the Jungulator band front...

Here be some explanatory guff, if your interest be piqued......first, we got a freak wave of bookings in and around Bordeaux:

...then more dates got added and it turned into a mini-tour thingy......the first leg involved everyone flying to Bordeaux to do a handful of band gigs and DJ/VJ stuff:

as well as a bizarre open air gig featuring the jungulator eurobots in the Place Pey Berland as part of the fete d'Europe...an obligation, due to us being 'musical ambassadors' (Bristol's twinned with Bordeaux y'see, and European money was paying for us to be out there):

...completely ridiculous, I think you'll agree...but it went down well, the eurobots were invited to meet the mayor, and disgraced themselves, as is their way:

...then it was back to Bristol and straight into rehearsals for the second leg, (centred around a silent film re-imagining/re-score project called Hammerfest, with author Stephen Ireland...to be performed at Rock School Barbey as part of the Cine Jean Vigo Spring re-score programme). on this leg we took the Plymouth-to-Santander ferry and worked our way up the North Spanish coast into France:

...we travelled in 'the beast', an ex-diplomatic Mercedes with bullet-proof windows:

...we stopped overnight at places along the way, plugging in and playing wherever there was a chance of getting paid in food and drink (Basque anarchist bars in the mountains, coastal fishing towns, and so on):

...stopping also to take in the weirdness of the majestic Dune Du Pyla:

...finally arriving in Bordeaux:

...two days of rehearsals, fine-tuning, etc:

...then the performance itself:

...here's a snippet from the mixing desk, and a couple of murky Hammerfest clips

...and here's a photostream of the whole self-mythologising affair, like you actually need any more IATMJ in your lives...

...back in Bristol, we did Hammerfest again, this time at the Arnolfini, as part of the Venn festival...

...we'll be doing further performances of Hammerfest (possibly London, maybe Italy) later this year, and are assembling a DVD of the performance as we speak...the Eurobots will be making an appearance at various festivals/parties/whatevah...the Jungulator band are definitely on an upswing, and things feel rather optimistic (the next few months, anyway)...

... :)