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disease · 2 months
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THE KNIFE // SILENT SHOUT [SILENT SHOUT, 2006]
In a dream I lost my teeth again Calling me woman and a half man Yes, in a dream all my teeth fell out A cracked smile and a silent shout
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Depeche Mode: In Santa Barbara - B Roll Footage (2000)
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dougwallen · 5 months
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Crime & The City Solution review for The Weekend Australian
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sibelin · 1 year
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Fad Gadget for Sounds, April 1980
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burlveneer-music · 5 months
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Throbbing Gristle - Mutant TG - TG remixes
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kdo-three · 6 months
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The Normal - T.V.O.D. (1978) Daniel Miller from: "T.V.O.D." / "Warm Leatherette" (7" Single)
Electronic | Synth-Punk | Post-Punk
JukeHostUK (left click = play) (320kbps)
Personnel: Daniel Miller: Vocals / Instrumentation
Produced by Daniel Miller
Recorded: @ David Miller's Apartment in London, England UK
Released May 5, 1978
Mute Records ((UK) Sire Records (US)
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Tell a Vision
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Fever Ray Roadrunner, Boston, MA 5 May 2023 article and full gallery
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Ben Frost - Tritium Bath (Official Video)
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possible-streetwear · 4 months
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disease · 10 months
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HAMBURGER LADY THROBBING GRISTLE [D.o.A THE THIRD AND FINAL REPORT, 1978]
Hamburger Lady Hamburger Lady She's okay if you change the tubes Tubes in her legs, the tubes in her arms She's okay...
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musicollage · 5 months
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Yann Tiersen — 11 5 18 2 5 18. 2022 : Mute.
! acquire the album ★ attach a coffee !
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seanmorroww · 4 months
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Meat Beat Manifesto - "Psyche-Out (Sex Skank Mix)"
Psyche-Out [Mute, 1990]
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jaybateman · 1 year
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see the stars..
they’re shining bright..
everything’s alright tonight..
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burlveneer-music · 11 days
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A Certain Ratio continue their late-career renaissance with new album It All Comes Down To This out today on Mute, with nods to every stage of their musical journey
It All Comes Down to This, for now at least, is the sound of the current incarnation of A Certain Ratio. Indeed, in many senses, it is the purest distillation of their essential sound ever committed to tape. Their thirteenth studio album, it is the first time ever they have recorded strictly as the core trio of principle band members – multi-instrumentalists Jez Kerr, Martin Moscrop and Donald Johnson. From the moment the rattling, call-to-arms drumroll intro of opener ‘All Comes Down to This’ gives in to a wall of slithering, watery guitar squawks and bounding, rubbery bass notes, it is obvious that A Certain Ratio have once again been able to tap into a new artery of life. The record’s ten tracks present ten distinct moods, from the urgent, muscular, foreboding groove of ‘Keep It Real’ to the open, breezy, melodic synth of ‘God Knows’, every bursting moment of It All Comes Down to This is defiantly, resiliently alive. The essential difference between It All Comes Down to This and its immediate predecessors is that for this recording process, the band turned to the doyen of contemporary underground rock producers, Dan Carey (Black Midi, Kae Tempest, Black Country New Road). After meeting at the 2021 Wide Awake Festival in London, they found that Carey was even more eager to realise a full-length collaboration than they were, and the dates were quickly set. Known for his rejection of sonic clutter and his uncompromising focus on the central tenets of the bands and artists he produces, Carey’s instincts closely aligned with ACR’s desire to return to the basics. What the band might not have been ready for, however, was quite the speed that Carey intended to work at. If there is a residual darkness in the album’s sonic aesthetic, then it pervades the subject matter, too. As a snapshot of where A Certain Ratio stand in 2024, It All Comes Down to This is a towering testament to their staying power. For a band whose path has intersected with the lives of Joy Division, The Fall, Talking Heads, Madonna and Grace Jones, to now be immersed in their most creative and prolific period since the early 1980s, after 45 years together, puts the great majority of their contemporaries to shame. But then again, when you have always been preoccupied with laying the groundwork for your next steps, you’re unlikely ever to derive much satisfaction from standing still.  All instruments played by Johnson, Kerr and Moscrop Additional Trumpet on We all need: Jamie Beardmore Additional Clapping on Keep it Real and Out from Under: Nando from Bravi Ragazzi Pizza and Sophya from the alley
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frgmnthtr · 1 year
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Biggest Mood Ever [Edit] (2022)
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