Minimal Wave Records

Victrola - Maritime Tatami.

Polyphonic Size-Vivre Pour Chaque Instant

Throbbing Gristle-live volume 2 1977-1978

Front Line Assembly - Total Terror I & II CDs, really landmark EBM, he was so creative in his early years!

[quote author=“EliasRafael”]Front Line Assembly - Total Terror I & II CDs, really landmark EBM, he was so creative in his early years!

Very nice.

THE NAMES - Swimming
1982 full-length album by this Belgian band. Melancholic sounding postpunk/wave with a rather desolate atmosphere. Water sounds(!) fill up the gaps between each track. Strongly recommended for people who are into that typical Factory-sound or bands like The Wake, The Chameleons, Five Or Six, etc…
Got this LP a few weeks ago as a present from my husband and I like it a lot

[quote author=“Claudia101”]THE NAMES - Swimming
1982 full-length album by this Belgian band. Melancholic sounding postpunk/wave with a rather desolate atmosphere. Water sounds(!) fill up the gaps between each track. Strongly recommended for people who are into that typical Factory-sound or bands like The Wake, The Chameleons, Five Or Six, etc…
Got this LP a few weeks ago as a present from my husband and I like it a lot

Happy Birthday

And happy to have contributed to your birthday

np: Human Puppets - Future From The Past CD

[quote author=“Wool-E_Sheep”]
Happy Birthday
And happy to have contributed to your birthday

thanx, it was not for my birthday but some sort of compensation for not being able to represent at Sinner’s Day
Danny was totally excited about your stand, he could have spend five times as much if he had the $$ haha

For the second time today:

Cybotron LP by Cybotron (http://www.discogs.com/Cybotron-Cybotron/release/532948)

Marvelous *sigh*

somewhere between ADN’ Ckrystall and Tangerine Dream with a hint of Goblin

KAA ANTILOPE - VPRO RadioNome April 2 1982
A wonderful release on M’s equally wonderful label. It’s so good to have these radio session recordings from this Belgian cultband, as I like these versions even better than the original versions on the 7”. For example, a classic track like “Break of the day” sounds definitely rawer and slightly more dark here. Great stuff.

Wendy Carlos—“Timesteps”

Asylum Party-Borderline

In The Nursery-Prelude

Silicon Scientist - Home

News of the new release from the Silicon Scientist reminded me of this, my favourite SS track. Beautiful, looking forward to listening to the new stuff.

In a minute though I will play two songs off Rational Youth’s “Cold War Night Life” that I just remembered in another thread on this forum

Yesterday’s record fair produced two highlights:

U.K. Viva - Mr. Mystery/Radio Saviour 7” 1980

Not on Discogs yet but I saw the B-side went on one of the New Wave Complex comps. I just want to ask here: why on earth the bloody B-side? Mr Mystery is the far better track. DIY post-punk with fantastic synth lines. Yeah baby, yeah!  :wink:

Les Vampyrettes - Biomutanten

From the B-side of Holger Czukay’s “The Photo Song” 12”, originally released in 1981.

Slow malstrom-esque sound with a distorted mutant voice not surprisingly talking about mean menancing mutants. Killer track! Beware of the Biomutanten!