Bill Gilonis
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | William Gilonis |
| Born | 3 July 1958 London, England |
| Genres | Avant-rock, post-punk, experimental |
| Occupation(s) | Musician, Translator |
| Instruments | Guitar, Misc. |
| Years active | 1979–present |
| Labels | Recommended, Woof, Ad Hoc Records |
| Associated acts | The Work, The Hat Shoes, The Lowest Note, The Miners of Banal, Bing Selfish and the Ideals ... |
| Website | www.gilonis.ch |
Bill Gilonis (born 1958) is an English guitarist and composer. He co-founded the gritty experimental rock group The Work[1][2] in 1980 with Tim Hodgkinson. The group was active intermittently until 1993, recording four albums and touring extensively, including in Russia, Japan[3] Finland, Yugoslavia and Switzerland.
Gilonis has also worked as a producer, sound engineer and/or musician with (among others): Robert Wyatt, News from Babel (Chris Cutler, Lindsay Cooper, Zeena Parkins, Dagmar Krause), David Thomas, Peter Blegvad, Ut, Lindsay Cooper Film Music Group, Hail and The Hat Shoes (with Catherine Jauniaux, Tom Cora, Charles Hayward, and others). Other projects include: writing and recording the music for Frida Béraud’s one-woman theatre piece, "Aus den Haaren gezogen"; a collaboration with Anja Burse on Wild Thing, an audio-visual installation piece; and a multi-media piece for the Val de Travers exhibition about Absinthe in Neuchatel, Switzerland (with Luigi Archetti, Jeroen Visser and Julien Baillod). He has been living in Zurich since 1993 where he has mixed and/or produced CDs by Swiss bands such as No Secrets in the Family, The Jellyfish Kiss and Lödig. His most recent recordings have been Zürich-Bamberg (Ad Hoc, 2008),[4] a CD of electroacoustic compositions (together with Canadian composer Chantale Laplante), and Calvary Greetings by the Anglo-Dutch-American band Stepmother (with Lukas Simonis, Jeroen Visser and Dave Kerman) - "a reunion of an 80s band the never existed but should have".
In 2009, together with Alex Julyan, he published Lost in Translation,[5] on Lost & Found Publishing.
Selected discography[6]
Albums
- Slow Crimes (1982, LP, Woof Records, UK)
- Live in Japan (1982, LP, Recommended Records, Japan)
- Rubber Cage (1989, LP/CD, Woof Records, UK)
- See (1992, CD, Woof Records, UK)
- The 4th World (2010, CD, Ad Hoc Records, USA)
- Lindsay Cooper, Chris Cutler, Bill Gilonis, Tim Hodgkinson and Robert Wyatt
- The Last Nightingale (1984, LP, Recommended Records, UK)
- Letters Home (1985, LP/CD, Recommended Records, UK)
- The Hat Shoes
- Bill Gilonis & Chantale Laplante
- Zürich-Bamberg (2008, CD, Ad Hoc Records, USA)
- Stepmother, (Lukas Simonis, Bill Gilonis, Jeroen Visser and Dave Kerman)
- Calvary Greetings (2014/2015), CD/LP, Megaphone / Knock'em Dead Records, USA)
- Compilation (The Lowest Note + The Work + Bill Gilonis/Tim Hodgkinson)
- WOOF 7 inches (2004, CD, Ad Hoc Records, USA)
References
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