Ergo Phizmiz interview in Chain DLK

The splendid folk of CHAIN D.L.K interviewed Ergo Phizmiz about nonsense, T.S. Eliot, Aphex Twin, drugs, breakfast, Ionesco, and walls. Read the full interview HERE.

Photographs of GARGANTUA by Rebecca Vaughan

Rebecca Vaughan kindly popped in and took these rather tasty photos of GARGANTUA: An Excessive Entertainment by Ergo Phizmiz & Friends. Many thanks. Delicious.

Please help! Ergo Phizmiz crowd funding, last ditch attempt.

If you have enjoyed the past ten years or more of free music from Ergo Phizmiz, please help support my new production.



Please help support GARGANTUA by paying £2 or what you want for THE PETE WATERMAN RAP single, or donating via Paypal.

And you want extra treats? Well...

Contributions of £10 or over receive a copy of The Keystone Cut Ups DVD.

Contributions of £20 or over receive a original Ergo Phizmiz collage from the 2012 "Families, Intimate Situations, Opium Architecture and the Behemoth" exhibition.

Contributions of £50 or over receive both the above delicious trinkets of dreams.

Contributions of £100 or over receive an Ergo Phizmiz cover version of any song you would like.

Contributions of £1000 or over receive an Ergo Phizmiz cover version of any album you would like.

You can buy the single, for any amount you want, after the below image....

Out now! A digital single of two tracks from Ergo Phizmiz's excessive entertainment GARGANTUA.

Ergo Phizmiz & The Ramshackle Swank plays the Destiny's Child classic SURVIVOR Live at Islington Mill

Out now! Two songs from GARGANTUA, digital single

Out now! A digital single of two tracks from Ergo Phizmiz's excessive entertainment GARGANTUA.

Ergo Phizmiz Interview in M Magazine

Ergo Phizmiz has been interview about GARGANTUA for the PRS M Magazine.

"I’ve become interested in very synthetic, artificial music, almost like epic music being badly imitated by automatons. I suppose the music of Gargantua could most succinctly be described, in the time honoured fashion of sticking genres together and hoping for the best, as electronic-miniature-epic-classical-techno-supermidi-opera."

Read the full article at M Magazine online.

Ergo Phizmiz in The Wire magazine

The March issue of The Wire magazine (issue 349) features an in-depth interview with Ergo Phizmiz about his recent productions "Gargantua", "Boojum" and "Eleven Songs", written by Clive Bell with photographs by Tom Hunter.

"The latest sonic phantasmagoria by rogue collagist Ergo Phizmiz is a medieval Techno opera fed by Rabelais's Gargantuan appetites. Clive Bell meets a vaudevillean prodigy who believes pop and surrealism make natural bedfellows" ....

Buy it at The Wire.