LIstening again, it is a great album. Lot of Joy Division in there but with a kind of spectacular supersaturated sound that is much less constrained and inhibited. Joy Division if they grew up in Texas rather than Manchester.
I've always assumed that the sound they achieved was semi-accidental, circumstantial. But there really is nothing else even close it to it. It's genuinely alien - the guitars sound like a colony of weeping pterodacytls.
None New Wavier (17 of ???)
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Proficiency of the musicians - and the prowess / power of the singing -
suggests an Old Wave into New Wave makeover.
And indeed...
"Well you know my name is Simon"
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Stephen Alexander, at his always interesting and insanely prolific
blog Torpedo the Ark, brightens my day, at this ever more darkening time,
with a post ab...
RIP Kenny Morris
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One intriguing counterfactual in rock history is what would have happened
if drummer *Kenny Morris* and guitarist John McKay had not quit *Siouxsie
and t...
ardkive fever - the eternal returns
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Brand-new anachronism from* Z-Neo*
Fault-less - very-nearly-convincing as time travel
The artwork by one AROE is very in the wildstyle of DJ Trax early ...
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Q Among lesser known artists from less mainstream cultural traditions,
which ones would be good for our hearts to listen to?
I would hesitate to claim an...
The Future Is Behind Us
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Specifically the future of cinema - *specifically* specifically 3D movies,
as reported in this Atlantic piece .
How funny that it should happen *again *...
angel delights
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https://rada-ve.bandcamp.com/track/saturn-rings-songs
*Go on* - listen to that gorgeous bubble bath of synthtronica!
Another vintage release, with a vi...
Reality Bath should be mandatory listening really. The most expansive sound I suspect has ever been recorded.
ReplyDeleteWow that is quite an accolade.
DeleteI did really like it then - haven't played it in a while though.
LIstening again, it is a great album. Lot of Joy Division in there but with a kind of spectacular supersaturated sound that is much less constrained and inhibited. Joy Division if they grew up in Texas rather than Manchester.
DeleteI've always assumed that the sound they achieved was semi-accidental, circumstantial. But there really is nothing else even close it to it. It's genuinely alien - the guitars sound like a colony of weeping pterodacytls.
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