Alan Bermowitz (June 23, 1938 - July 16, 2016), known professionally as Alan Vega, was an American vocalist and visual artist, primarily known for his work with the electronic protopunk duo Suicide.. Vega met future wife and music partner Elizabeth Lamere while piecing together sound experiments that would evolve into his fifth solo album,. Alan Vega in 1981. Sacred Bones Records will release a series of albums containing work he left behind after his death.. Liz Lamere, Vega's wife and musical partner for several decades.
LIZ LAMERE ALAN VEGA’S LONGTIME COLLABORATOR ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM Fused Magazine
January 23, 2018. When Suicide Sally: A Celebration Of The Music Of Suicide And Alan Vega unfurls in real time on January 25 at The Bowery Electric in Manhattan, the sold-out live event promises to go beyond mere renditions of classic Suicide songs and those of the late Vega. This time, it will most likely be deeply personal. Liz Lamere's path to her debut album was not a direct one. She was actually a high powered Wall Street lawyer. But she wasn't your typical high powered Wall. July 13, 2017. Getty Image. Almost a year ago exactly, the legendary noise punk artist and Suicide front man Alan Vega died in his sleep after taking a fall and breaking his hip. He was 78 years. Keep It Alive is due for release on May 20 via In The Red Records, with pre-orders available in digital, CD, and vinyl formats via the label's webstore.The album was co-produced and mixed by Jared Artaud, with whom Lamere curates the Vega Vault, honoring the work of her husband, Alan Vega, best known for his work with the pioneering electro-punk outfit Suicide.
Liz Lamere “Ich bin dankbar, ein positives Vorbild sein zu können” Kaput Mag
Liz Lamere Alan Vega's longtime collaborator has announced her debut album Keep It Alive, due May 20th via In The Red.. After collaborating with late partner Alan Vega (Suicide) for over three decades on his solo work, and starting out playing drums in punk bands, she is releasing her own music. Today, she also shares lead single "Lights Out," the album opener which hits hard with brutal. July 18, 20161:17 PM ET. Anastasia Tsioulcas. Enlarge this image. Singer Alan Vega, seen here onstage in France in 2004, died Saturday at age 78. Frank Perry/AFP/Getty Images. One of the founding. The longtime creative and life partner of celebrated musician Alan Vega (Suicide), Liz started her music career playing drums in punk bands. Keep It Alive was recorded and engineered with their. After over three decades collaborating with late partner Alan Vega on his solo works, Liz Lamere has finally made the album he often suggested, with their son Dante engineering. Recorded in their lower Manhattan home in the space where the Suicide singer constructed his spectacular sculptures, Keep It Alive took shape
Photo ALAN VEGA, Gaité Lyrique (PARIS) 20121019 Robert GIL
Alan Vega - 'Mutator' review: uncompromising art from an old master. The late Suicide pioneer's wife and collaborator Liz Lamere has unlocked the Vega Vault, spewing forth more NYC gutter. Vega's widow, Liz Lamere, tells Creators that the new album occupied the last six years of the artist and musician's life. Its long gestation period had as much to do with Vega's frequent art.
Alan Vega, left, and Martin Rev of the group Suicide performing at Max's Kansas City in 1980.. Liz Lamere and Dante Vega Lamere, her son with Vega, at their home. Behind them are works from. Alan Vega, left, with Martin Rev of Suicide in the early 1980s.. Ocasek, Liz Lamere, Alex Chilton, Lydia Lunch and Genesis P-Orridge. In the 90s he married Lamere, with whom he had a son, Dante
Photo ALAN VEGA, Gaité Lyrique (PARIS) 20121019 Robert GIL
Liz Lamere: "Alan typically didn't have much interest in revisiting the past. When a new release came out, the choice of new artwork was more likely to give the fans another view of Marty and Alan from that time period. " Suicide, A Way of Life, 1988. A Way of Life (1988) Credited to Alan Vega this time, though Ric Ocasek had his part to. Alan Vega and his wife Elizabeth Lamere performing at The Return of Schizo-Culture for Semiotext(e) 40th Anniversary.
