Edgeworth Johnstone Solo Albums

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Edgeworth Johnstone also plays in these bands. Below are his solo albums (all instrumental improvisations):


My twenty-third album: Algoranb


My twenty-second album: Dogecoyn


My twenty-first album: Ethereom


My twentieth album: Bitcoyn


My ninteenth album: The Black Ivory Manifesto

  1. Just start. Needing inspiration is for pussies.
  2. Black Ivory is Stuckist conceptual art.
  3. Black Ivory exposes the Wizards of Oz.
  4. Art manifestoes are pretentious.
  5. To be anti-anything is to be trapped in its orbit.
  6. Only the poor deserve our work.
  7. Nothing to learn or practice because art isn’t a trade.
  8. The fetishisations of vanishing points and foreshortenings are chronic symptoms of artistic impotence.
  9. Life drawing is death drawing.
  10. Still life is still death.
  11. Writing music kills it.
  12. We are as impressed with others as they are with our work.
  13. Using art as communication is to misunderstand phones.
  14. Buy my paintings in my Etsy shop and on Ebay.
  15. Trying to better society with your art is a joke.
  16. Using art to express yourself is a waste of art.

My eighteenth album: What?


My seventeenth album: Starmer Farmer Harmer vol 2

Read: Starmer Farmer Harmer

Buy the placards in my Etsy shop at: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1881218608/starmer-farmer-harmer-placard-ready-to

  1. Demo For Our Family Farms
  2. If This Was A Tory Policy They’d be Screaming Bloody Murder
  3. Work is Tax
  4. Where Are The Insider Rebels?
  5. Kicking Family Farmers When They’re Down
  6. Watch all the Lefties Moan When the Super-Rich Take the Land
  7. Productivity is Tax
  8. Extinction Acceleration
  9. As If The Government Aren’t Going To Waste It All Anyway
  10. Another Chunk Of Britain Gone
  11. Running Our Country Having Never Run a Business
  12. Start Them Off on a Lemonade Stand
  13. Or a Bath

My sixteenth album: Starmer Farmer Harmer vol 1

Read: Starmer Farmer Harmer

Buy the placards in my Etsy shop at: https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1881218608/starmer-farmer-harmer-placard-ready-to

  1. Stop the Starmer Farmer Scam
  2. They Aren’t Tax Dodgers
  3. You Know They Can’t Pay It
  4. Supporting Workers, My Arse
  5. Starmer’s Filthy Land Grab
  6. What Better Use of the Land?
  7. Protect Family Farms
  8. Hitting Innocent Working Family Farms
  9. Betrayal of the Workers
  10. Control the Land, Control the People
  11. Of All the People to Go After
  12. Follow the Money
  13. Bye Buy Country
  14. Watching Labour MP’s Flap Around Trying to Defend This is Cringefest
  15. No True Rebel MP

My fifteenth album: Thai’d Up Heckel’s Horse:

Read: Pattaya Collabs

  1. Pattaya Collabs Wing of Heckel’s Horse
  2. Heckel’s Horse International
  3. The Edgeworth Johnstone Common Denominator
  4. Heckel’s Horse Jr. Plus
  5. Don’t Worry, I Know You’re Too Cool to Click Like on my Instagram
  6. Heckel’s Horse Without Withold
  7. Pattaya the No Career Consequence
  8. Heckel’s Girly Attack
  9. Dismissable Enough for Etsy
  10. A7 Hotel is the Chatham Dockyards of Thailand
  11. Get in on the Heckel’s Horse Franchise

My fourteenth album: I’m in Love:

Read: Pattaya Collabs

  1. Moon and Venus
  2. Bike Dodging Frogs
  3. Throwing Imposters Off the Balcony
  4. ATM Swallows
  5. Call Me the Farang Pool Hustler
  6. Pharmacy Cream
  7. Global Brent Cross
  8. Rats at Both Ends
  9. Bar Fine
  10. All Nice Men are Pretending
  11. Bus to Whatever
  12. Shopfront Candy Smell
  13. Crypto Ransom Farm

My thirteenth album: Never Mind the Pollocks Here’s Jompiy:

Read: Jompiy series O

  1. Jackson Pollock Painting in Gold
  2. Jackson Pollock on Camden High Street
  3. Jackson Pollock Painting Given Away
  4. Jackson Pollock Painting Found in Skip
  5. Jackson Pollock and Free Jompiy
  6. Jackson Pollock Painting on Blockchain
  7. Jackson Pollock Painting Sold For A Dime
  8. Jackson Pollock Paintings Aren’t Abstract
  9. Jackson Pollock in London

My twelfth album: Bitcoin of Art:

Read: Bitcoin of Art

  1. Jompiy Eats Bitcoin
  2. Jompiy Stole Your Bitcoin
  3. Jompiy is For the Early Birds
  4. Jompiy Doesn’t Want Your Money
  5. Jompiy on the Streets of Camden
  6. Jompiy and Slumpu
  7. Jompiy Knows What to Do
  8. Jompiy Thanks
  9. Jompiy Please

My eleventh album: Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix re: Delaine Le Bas Suspected Plagiarism Of My Work:

Read: Delaine Le Bas

  1. I sent Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix gallery a message
  2. Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix and Delaine Le Bas
  3. Asking Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix if they would like to make a public comment
  4. My friends Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix
  5. Can’t see a reply from Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix yet
  6. Do Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix think Delaine Le Bas plagiarised my work?
  7. No blame for Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix
  8. Delaine Le Bas and Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix seen it?
  9. I like Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix
  10. Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix with Edgeworth or Delaine
  11. Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix of East London

My tenth album: New York Times on my Secret Collaboration Paintings with Billy Childish, Heckel’s Horse – Part 2:

Read: New York Times on my secret collaboration paintings with Billy Childish

  1. It’s counter-Stuckist nature to see Heckel’s Horse locked away
  2. So afraid of taking a wrong step, Heckel’s Horse is incapable of taking any. Contrast this with the heroic intrepid risk taker of the Stuckism manifesto
  3. Create Heckel’s Horse Jr. and bypass the Heckel’s Horse bottlenecks
  4. The Stuckist manifesto berates Heckel’s Horse
  5. Heckel’s Horse will have its day in the sun one day, and the longer it takes, the better for Heckel’s Horse Jr.
  6. Maybe locking up the Heckel’s Horse painting’s got some merit to it
  7. Heckel’s Horse Jr.‘s the way forward
  8. Heckel’s Horse is demonstrably anti-punk, and will be the litmus test of Stuckism
  9. Heckel’s Horse. The horse that never bolted
  10. How not Ever-Moving Target can you get?

My ninth album, New York Times on my Secret Collaboration Paintings with Billy Childish, Heckel’s Horse – Part 1:

Read: New York Times on my secret collaboration paintings with Billy Childish

  1. These last 11 years, Billy Childish and I have been collaborating on a series of around 200 (so far) paintings, under the alias Heckel’s Horse
  2. Long gone are the dark old days when Edgeworth Johnstone was either too confusing or disgraceful to be publicly credited alongside Billy Childish
  3. The You’d-Think-Forbidden fact that Billy Childish and Edgeworth Johnstone are decade-plus long collaborators on what Billy’s publicly declared to be his “favourite work” is now less of a problem
  4. Nothing as big as Heckel’s Horse gets such sidelining by accident
  5. Heckel’s Horse, patiently biding its time, for no other reason than, the hope of being launched by the mainstream conservatism the Stuckist manifesto derides
  6. Heckel’s Horse has produced around 200 paintings, the vast majority 6 footers on Belgian linen deep edge canvas. Heckel’s Horse, the greatest untold story of art
  7. ‘The Artist as ‘Ever-Moving Target’ is a good title for the New York Times article, as it contrasts starkly with Heckel’s Horse

My eighth album, Kier Starmer’s Top 10 Lies:

Read: My Starmer Show & My Starmer Protest

  1. Abolishing tuition fees
  2. Scrapping the two-child benefit cap
  3. Nationalising public services
  4. Retaining the Winter Fuel Payment
  5. Not increasing taxes on working people
  6. Backing the Waspi women
  7. Supporting family farmers
  8. Not knowing about a £22 billion “black hole” the IFS said repeatedly “was obvious to anyone who dared to look”, almost half of which comes from Labour party decisions on public sector, above inflation, pay rises anyway 
  9. Smashing the gangs
  10.  Increasing income tax for the top 5%

My seventh album, Shin Detonator:

Read: Shin Detonator

  1. Worms are also sometimes dropped by the birds and sniffing around like confused pigs, find their way to getting wedged in the kindle beneath the pots
  2. A perforator vein communication network, installed by order of The Horse Prefect
  3. If you want to penetrate a spasm, you’ve only got its fruit to choose from
  4. They walk up the boats ladder, aboard, then back overboard
  5. Roots arrange their choirs overhead, football nets drive into the ground, obviously joined at the other end
  6. You wanna tell that Braithwaite, she’s a little hasty, dumping bone clamps in the snow, just ‘cos she’s alone in the kitchen for once
  7. We hear you swell down into The Benign Soil from the kitchen
  8. Underling climbs down from the window, and waits till Braithwaite and the chefs have walked in
  9. The boat only has one bed, so the others sit out on deckchairs
  10. Owzat punk! They got your Infirm Protein Coat!
  11. We’re no bonfire club. Rather orphans of net clogging

My sixth album, Barred from Tate:

Read: Tate Artist Excluded from Tate for Turner Prize Leaflet

1. My Stomach Turner Prize pamphlets got me barred from Tate Modern
2. I was just telling Ron Throop
3. He and Rose have been to Boston and Rochester recently
4. Now Ron’s painting, listening to track 3 of this album
5. I’m currently listening to my conversation with Ron
6. Ron’s paintings are on smoked salmon trays, tonight
7. Streamlining food duties is the secret to productivity
8. Camden High Street, Jompiy one side, Slumpu the other
9. When that mask was art, it was on someone’s face


My fifth album, Punk & Stuckism Integrity vs The Suppression of Heckel’s Horse:

Read: Free Heckel’s Horse

  1. The Stuckist duty to display paintings, enriching society by giving shared form to individual experience and vice versa
  2. Unlike the professional, the Stuckist is not afraid to share their work
  3. Attribution is black or white, truth or lie, and punks can’t lie
  4. Leaps of human endeavour are made by the Stuckist who does not have to protect their status
  5. The Stuckist allows him/herself uncensored expression of Heckel’s Horse through the process of Heckel’s Horse Jr.
  6. The Stuckist is opposed to the sterility of the white wall gallery system and calls for exhibitions to be held in homes
  7. The Suppression of Heckel’s Horse is a polemic of materialism
  8. Stuckism and Punk oppose slick bureaucracies, whose primary motivation is financial
  9. If a gallery is unable to offer benefits to the community it is guesting in, then it has no right to be tolerated

My fourth album, Tate is Institutionally Art-Racist:

Read: Tate is Institutionally Art-Racist

  1. Stuckism, the non-white elephant in the room
  2. Every major art movement in history is represented by every major gallery or museum in the world, except Stuckism, which is represented by none
  3. It’s bizarre and shows the art establishment to be globally, institutionally and seethingly art-racist
  4. Tate, more so than any
  5. Major galleries nowadays wouldn’t go near anything that wouldn’t slide unnoticed into an IKEA display
  6. Stuckism, the only globally significant art movement Britain’s ever come up with, remains absent from our national collection of modern and contemporary art
  7. The art establishment’s a largely fascistic clique of corrupt mutual backscratchers that hate Stuckism and go out of their way to ensure we fail
  8. Stuckism, today’s Guerrilla Girls
  9. The art establishment is a “Whites Only” disco and the Stuckists aren’t white

My third album, John Marchant Gallery Delaine Le Bas:

Read: John Marchant Gallery

  1. John Marchant Gallery & L-13 connection between Delaine Le Bas & Edgeworth Johnstone
  2. L-13 & John Marchant Gallery connection between Delaine Le Bas & Edgeworth Johnstone
  3. L-13 & John Marchant Gallery connection between Edgeworth Johnstone & Delaine Le Bas
  4. John Marchant Gallery & L-13 connection between Edgeworth Johnstone & Delaine Le Bas
  5. Delaine Le Bas & Edgeworth Johnstone connection between John Marchant Gallery & L-13
  6. Delaine Le Bas & Edgeworth Johnstone connection between L-13 & John Marchant Gallery
  7. Edgeworth Johnstone & Delaine Le Bas connection between L-13 & John Marchant Gallery
  8. Edgeworth Johnstone & Delaine Le Bas connection between John Marchant Gallery & L-13
  9. Edgeworth Johnstone & Delaine Le Bas connections between John Marchant Gallery & L-13

My second album, Burn Tate Burn:

Read: Article on Burn Tate Burn & Tate’s institutional racism

  1. You Know How I Feel About Giving Tate My Money
  2. Stuckism, Public Enemy Number 1
  3. For All The Years Stuckists Dressed Like Clowns, Burn Tate Burn
  4. Ladies And Gentlemen, Today’s Feature Presentation, Edgeworth Johnstone By Delaine Le Bas
  5. Stuckists Portray The Roles Of Butlers, Maids, Slaves And Hoes
  6. What Else Can A Stuckist Do?

My first album, Delaine Le Bas Dot Org:

Read: Delaine Le Bas Dot Org website

  1. The Tate Galleries Responsibility To Represent Every Major Art Movement, Except Stuckism
  2. What Conveniently Butterfingered Minds The Art Establishment Have When They Want To Airbrush Edgeworth Johnstone’s Name From His Collaborative Work With Billy Childish
  3. Punk Minus Truth Equals Nothing
  4. Walking Through The Delaine Le Bas Turner Prize Exhibit To See Edgeworth Johnstone In The Turner Prize
  5. As They Rejected Fellow Stuckist SP Howarth For Being, True Stuckism Will Always Be Unacceptable To Contemporary Practice, Just Like All Other Major Art Movements With Any Staying Power Are, and Were, During Their Time
  6. Really Long, Seemingly Disconnected Titles Are Yet Another Idea I’ve Stolen From Ron Throop

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