Mail art from Per-Arne Hognert

4/24/2018

I received this nice piece of mail art from Per-Arne Hognert (along with a CD of his, which I might possibly review some other time) last week. I love one-of-a-kind 1-of-1 hand-assembled collage mail art such as this, and Per-Arne is quickly becoming one of my favorite people to exchange mail with.

3 Comments

Rafael González

4/25/2018 05:07:43

It's great. Per-Arne Hognert is great!

Per-Arne Hognert

4/27/2018 16:00:33

Thanks, Rafa! :)

Per-Arne Hognert

4/27/2018 15:59:46

Thanks! I'm glad you like it, Dylan! :) I enjoy making stuff like this for people. Making meaningless random collages is a great way to wind down. At least for me.

Dylan Houser

I started recording "noise music" in early 2004, completely unaware of any "scenes" or other individuals doing this sort of thing. A lot of lo-fi recordings on a portable tape player, oftentimes guitar or bass feedback drone and delay.

In 2008, I started putting out my own releases. I had by then given up on being in any rock bands with other people and stuck to improvised solo recordings on portastudios. Between then and 2011, I think only dozen people had heard any of my releases. And then I started Hell Garbage, where I started connecting with people a lot more.

At the end of 2012, I played my first Noise show, at St. Pete Noise Fest 5. I originally only did it on a whim and had no intention of playing live much after that. Lo and behold, the set had a good enough reception to enable me to seek out and play even more.

Fast-forward to June 2014, where I had booked my own gig for the first time. Uncle Lou's in Orlando had dates available, and again on a whim, I took a shot at booking. It went well enough, surprisingly good turnout for a Wednesday night.

2 years later, I moved into a house in Lakeland. Initially because it was within walking distance of my workplace...but a recent show fell through and I thought "why don't we just move the show here? As long as it's over by a certain time...I mean there's plenty of parking space..." The show was a success and nobody complained!

AND THEN MY MIND SPLOT OPENNNN

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