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A New York City-based experimental string quartet active throughout the 1980's. Members of the quartet were exclusively masked - any consistency in regards to personnel is therefore difficult to determine. The group collaborated often within the downtown [[no-wave|No Wave]] scene, contributing strings to music by | A New York City-based experimental string quartet active throughout the 1980's. Members of the quartet were exclusively masked - any consistency in regards to personnel is therefore difficult to determine. The group collaborated often within the downtown [[no-wave|No Wave]] scene, contributing strings to music by [REDACTED] and [//eternal-september.net/neon-babylon Neon Babylon], among others. As a solo entity, the Illuminati Quartet (IQ) focused its energies primarily on both modern and medieval music - recording work Purcell <sup>[[error]]</sup>, [[alban-berg]] <sup>[[error]]</sup>, and, perhaps most notably, [[error|Stockhausen]], whose [[error| Helikopter-Streichquartett]]<!--links to wiki vid--> became a staple of the group <ref> Its popularity perhaps more widely attributable to the [[helicopter-fetish|helicopter fetishization]] prevalent in the cultural zeitgeist. </ref>. | ||
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Illuminati Quartet
A New York City-based experimental string quartet active throughout the 1980's. Members of the quartet were exclusively masked - any consistency in regards to personnel is therefore difficult to determine. The group collaborated often within the downtown No Wave scene, contributing strings to music by [REDACTED] and Neon Babylon, among others. As a solo entity, the Illuminati Quartet (IQ) focused its energies primarily on both modern and medieval music - recording work Purcell error, alban-berg error, and, perhaps most notably, Stockhausen, whose Helikopter-Streichquartett became a staple of the group [1].
- ↑ Its popularity perhaps more widely attributable to the helicopter fetishization prevalent in the cultural zeitgeist.
