John Pearson's Page

Relationship Status:

Single

About Me:

Born in and currently living and working in Doncaster in the North of England. Of mostly Irish ancestry, with a small mix of other Celtic and Nordic. I enjoy mostly reading, listening to music and the occasional drink in my spare time. I have little time for superficial ideas and values. I adore people of good heart, soul and character.

Website:

http://myspace.com/jpspearson

Musical Interests:

Martial, Industrial, Neo-Folk, Apocalyptic Folk, Classical, Post-Punk, Experimental, P.E.D.I., Ambient, Other

I'm a:

Musician, Fan

Favorite bands and performers:

Kraftwerk, Derniere Volonte, Der Arbeiter, Death In June, Neu!, Bathory, Led Zeppelin, Hawkwind, Chopin, Joy Division, Burzum, The Fall, Throbbing Gristle, Drudkh, The Velvet Underground, Scarlatti, The Cure, Negura Bunget, Ildjarn, Kirlian Camera, H.E.R.R., Graveland, Kreuzweg Ost, Ministry, Wagner, The Jesus And Mary Chain, Black Sabbath, Crass, Discharge, Big Black, Erasure, Killing Joke, Wire, My Bloody Valentine, Big Country, Can, Cabaret Voltaire.

Favorite artists, films, and books:

LITERATURE: Yukio Mishima, Julius Evola, Freidrich Nietzsche, George Orwell, J.R.R. Tolkien, G.K. Chesterton, Ernst Junger, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Brett Easton Ellis, William B Burroughs.

CINEMA: A Clockwork Orange, Withnail & I, Apocalypto, Blade Runner, The Wind That Shakes The Barley, Kagemusha, Ran, The Machinist, Betty Blue, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Eraserhead, The Elephant Man.

IDEALOGUES: Micheal Collins, Corneliu Codreanu, Julius Evola, Yukio Mishima, Ernst Junger.

What else you should know about me:

I have a musical project called Lebensborn under which I have on occasion composed material in the fields of ambient/martial-industrial/noise/sound-collage.

I am a strong admirer of the 'sovereign individual' or 'anarch' concept espoused by the likes of Ernst Junger.

Other interests include: Guinness, wine, dancing, romanticism, Embassy No.1, comparative religion, theology, traditionalism, deep thinking, romanticism.