VARIOUS - Cold Waves Of Color Volume 3 - Vinyl (limited LP)

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Cold Waves Of Color Volume 3(limited LP)

Color Tapes US

Cat: COLORLP 03. Rel: 8 Feb 16
Coldwave/Synth

Side 1 - Track 1. Duke Of Disrespect - You Tell Lies (Banging Away) Side 1 - Track 2. Silicon Valley - X-Cell Side 1 - Track 3. The Lord - Universe Side 1 - Track 4. Disintegrators - Oscillations Side 1 - Track 5. Lives Of Angels - Green On Black Side 1 - Track 6. Silicon Valley - Holborn Station 3am 3rd January 1982 Side 2 - Track 1. Stereo Machines & Kinesis - Excerpt From Cassette No 7 Side 2 - Track 2. Disintegarors - Filter Reactor Side 2 - Track 3. Berserk In A Hayfield - Club Paris Side 2 - Track 4. Echophase - Destination Side 2 - Track 5. Mystery Plane - When The Money Runs Out Side 2 - Track 6. Lives Of Angels - Red Suit

It all started back in late 2014, when we received the first chapter of the Cold Waves Of Color compilations. We were filled with joy, staggered at the quality of the rare track within, and left wanting more and more. Luckily, the larger-than-life Color Tapes have catered to our needs, and we're up to the third edition of the series now, another incredible collection of gems from expensive B-side singles, and God knows where else. All tunes emanate from those special 79-85 years, and there's plenty of proto-everything-shit in here, starting with the pseudo techno of "X-Cell" by Silicon Valley, right down to the distorted, off-kilter, lo-fi, and utterly visionary beat stumble of "Excerpt From Cassette No 7" by Stereo Machines & Kinesis. This is warmly recommended.