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Tchkung is a fiercely independent tribe of Seattle musicians whose
self-produced and self-released Tchkung (1995) contained
political ranting amid a jungle of percussions and assorted instruments,
all sung and played like a bunch of amateurs.
Somewhere in between Crash Worship and
Chumbawamba, it contains:
Gone to Croatan,
10 Lilith,
The Natives are Foreign,
Crashing the System,
Born in a Barn,
IV 630,
Conspiracy Job .
Post World Handbook (1996) contains:
Dijamy,
Crashing the System,
Feral,
Solidarity,
Chao-wera,
Circus Loopis,
Feral,
Truckstop,
Clearcut,
Hall of the Khan,
Bou Jeloud .
Their 1999 European tour consisted of music and street theatre shows.
Members of Tchkung played in the Infernal Noise Brigade that became famous
for agit-prop anti-globalization activism. They were documented on
Insurgent Selections For Battery And Voice (Post World Industries, 2001) and The Final Report (Post World Industries, 2008).
Seattle-born producer
(Grey) Filastine, who had already released
Burn It (Soot, 2006),
relocated to Spain and
enlisted rappers from from Japan, Argentina, and Africa to craft
the pan-ethnic electronic dance of Dirty Bomb (2009), that pays
lip service to several contemporary styles, from dubstep to drum'n'bass.
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