Minimal Wave Records

Dear friends, have the great pleasure of inform you that the oven is already in the new reference of Turia Records, published under the sub-label Synth Pop Spain Records. For the first time we enter the world of the 12 “and released one LP with 9 tracks.
Possibly one of the best work of all Techno Valencia 80´s.
This is the wonderful work of the group “Última Emoción” call “Máquina Románticas”, published in tape format by the label DAI (Advanced Division Independent), back in 1983. This is the second work of the group following the debut mini-LP released by MR.
This work consists of the best sound ever held in the city of Synth Pop in Spain.
Has been rescued and that sound has been cleaned and mastered, thus securing an even higher quality. According to the artists themselves, this work more accurately reflects its style as the previously released.
As if this were not enough, we have added a bonus-track remix versión of “Sentir tu cuerpo”, rescued for the occasion.

As always a limited edition to 315 copies, and also in white vinyl.

As you know the record published previously (Tomates Electricos) has been sold in its entirety, which is Sold Out!!

More info: http://www.turiarecords.com

ULTIMA EMOCIÓN – Máquinas Románticas LP ES 2010 SPSR-003 9 Tracks 33’50’’

ULTIMA EMOCIÓN was formed in 1982 by Julio Pastor (synthesisers), Alfonso Aguado (vocals, guitar) and Lino Oviaño (drum machine, vocals) from Valencia, Spain, who also collaborated with José Luis Macias and José Godofredo (both also also in Tomates Electricos and Fanzine). In 1983, they released a mini-LP “Dos minutos de odio“ (MR, MH-205117), which is definitely a masterpiece of Spanish tecnopop. In 1984, they recorded the follow-up album ‘Máquinas Románticas’, which was released on cassette-format only, and this eight-track album has now been re-issued by Synth Pop Spain Records, adding a remix of „Sentir tu cuerpo“ to the track list. ‘Máquinas Románticas’ was more pop-oriented and more commercial than its predecessor, adding some annoying sax and pop guitars on some tracks. Nonetheless, ‘Máquinas Románticas’ is still a very good synthpop album with our beloved Roland TR-808 drum machine and very good synth basses and melody lines. Includes the wonderful track „Nada cambiará“, and along with the equally great „Máquinas románticas“, „Sentir tu cuerpo“ alone worth the buy. Anyway, a must for those into tecnopop espanol.