we be echo Ontario
I formed Third Door From The Left with Raye Coluori in 1980. I left to form we be echo in 1981, and released Ceza Evi on
cassette and contributed to several compilations. I’m still recording now, some 40 plus years later.
99% bass / voice / drum
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supported by 7 fans who also own “You Know I Want To”
Glad to see Jim's oldest stuff is getting a nice digital/vinyl reissue and remastered too!! Great news as I used to bug him maybe ten years ago about the singles collection he said was being released. Let's just do remastered Hole, Nail and Thaw then the singles set? However long it's worth the wait. Don't forget Wiseblood too!!
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The New Backwards (extended edition)
by Coil
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love this record. Dark & lovely. vinyl (picture discs) is a treasure. the final 3, this, swanyard & the ape of Naples are an incredible postumous coil legacy. Danny Hyde deserves credit, technical marvel that he is. COIL left us with these, left this plane of existence & we are left pondering "what & where are Jhon & sleazy now?!? ".🖤✨
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40 ANGELS - THE ARCHIVE
by Legendary Pink Dots and Assorted Friends & Relations
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doesn't feel busy or overproduced. Like a b-sides collect for the last two decades. Wish there was more Silverman material, but the song given here is unique... more material like "Drifting..." would be cool. Also, Geisha mermaid is immortal.
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Shadowy synth music with the density of noise and the swirling psychedelia of shoegaze.
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Stumpfer Gegenstand
by Grotto Terrazza
Equally influenced by folk noir, beat poetry, and experimental industrial, this German producer builds unsettling, fascinating worlds.
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If You Want To Do Something Tonight
by Amigdala
An EP of spare and spacious darkwave with Spanish lyrics from this Berlin-based group.
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Only Dreaming
by Legendary Pink Dots
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This was the LPDs' very first release. It's not a really an album in the traditional sense, and not as long as the other collections of early tracks that came out in 1981, but it's a great listen with a few rarities, including "O(ri)ffice," "Waiting for the Call/You 'n' Me," and "Frosty," all gloriously subversive but sweet-sounding indie pop tracks alongside weird noise like "It Rots Your Liver" and "The Chemical Playschool."
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