THE FAST SET minimal synth 7" axis 4ad t.rex wave kbd
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THE FAST SET - Junction 1/Children of The Revolution 7" - Axis 1, England 1980 - the cover has scuffs, marks a small tear bottom left and an old price sticker on the back - the vinyl is mint, possibly unplayed - www.RRRecords.com
here is some info I found on the net.........
Some classic minimal wave for you today, ladies and gentlemen... Today's band is the Fast Set, a one man synth project who's first and only 7'' recording was also the very first release on what is now known as 4AD.
The Fast Set is comprised of avant-artist David Knight, who signed with with Axis records upon its inception in 1980, just before label-head Ivo Watts-Russel was forced to change the label's name to 4AD. As a one man project, the Fast Set recorded just one 7'' single for the song 'Junction One' in 1980. The b-side of the single was a synthetic dirge rendition of 'Children of the Revolution' by T.Rex.
The band's only other recorded moment was a cover of T.Rex's 'King of the Rumbling Spires,' released on a Some Bizzare compilation in 1981. Afterwards, David disbanded his project and went on to work with the likes of Danielle Dax and the Shockheaded Peters.
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