Coil The Unreleased Themes for Hellraiser 10"
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A1 Hellraiser 2:45 A2 Box Theme 3:00 A3 Main Title 3:12 B1 Airline 1 Written-By [Written With] – Bill McGee* 0:53 B2 Liqueur 0:56 B3 Perfume 0:40 B4 Video Recorder Written-By [Written With] – Andrew Poppy 0:39 B5 Airline 2 1:01 B6 Natural Gas 1:02 B7 Cosmetic 1 0:20 B8 Cosmetic 2 0:22 B9 Analgesic 1:38 B10 Road Surface 1:50 B11 Accident Insurance 2:07 it is a used record...made in the Usa, Initially established in 1983 as a solo outlet for vocalist and percussionist John Balance, the experimental sonic manipulation unit Coil became a full-fledged concern a year later following the arrival of keyboardist/programmer Peter Christopherson, a founder of Psychic TV as well as a member of Throbbing Gristle. After debuting with the 17-minute single "How to Destroy Angels," the duo recruited the aid of Possession's Stephen Thrower, J.G. "Foetus" Thirlwell and Gavin Friday to record their full-length 1984 bow Scatology, an intense, primal work of sculpted industrial noise thematically devoted to the concepts of alchemy and transmutation. Coil spent the next period of its existence exploring visual media: in late 1984 they recorded a rendition of the Soft Cell smash "Tainted Love," producing a widely banned, hallucinogenic video clip featuring Mark Almond as the Angel of Death; despite considerable controversy at home, the video ultimately found its way to the archives of the Museum of Modern Art.
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