The Hidden Tapes: A Compilation Of Minimal Wave From Around The World '79-'85
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The Hidden Tapes: A Compilation Of Minimal Wave From Around The World '79-'85(unmixed CD)

Minimal Wave US

Cat: MW 030CD. Rel: 17 Oct 11
Coldwave/Synth


Track 1. SS-Say - Care Track 2. Oskarova Fobija - Beli Dekolte Track 3. Danton's Voice - I Hear The Bells Track 4. Sympathy Nervous - Polaroid Track 5. Pas De Deux - Cardiocleptomanie Track 6. Robert Lawrence & Mark Phillips - Computer Bank Track 7. The Fast Set - Kaleidecon Track 8. Reserve - Destination Pour L'Inconnu Track 9. Kym Amps - You Don't Know My Name Track 10. Unovidual & Tara Cross - Microphone Connection Track 11. Gary Allen - Oops It's An Accident (extended mix) Track 12. Art Fact - Rain In The South

For those with an interest in the development of electronic music in the late '70s and early '80s, the sporadic synth-wave collections from New York-based Minimal Wave Records have always been essential listening. This latest missive, originally released on a limited vinyl pressing earlier this year, offers another treasure trove of little known and unreleased material from the period. Most pleasingly, it offers a truly global outlook, showcasing music from Japan, the US, UK and the former Yugoslavia. Predictably, there's much to enjoy, from the skewiff vocoder electro of Polaroid and low-end madness of Robert Lawrence to the synth-phonic doodlings of Reserve and new wave strut of Danton's Voice.


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