GOGOGOAIRHEART Self Titled CD Album 1997 Electronic Post Rock Art Punk Dub NM

Description: If you are interested in purchasing multiple items, please let me know. I can combine ship items so that there is only one USPS media mail charge. There should be a way to select combine shipping in your cart at checkout or to submit an invoice request. In the event that eBay forces checkout and does not allow an invoice request, I will issue a combined shipping refund immediately after your purchase. Thank You! Gogogoairheart Review by Heather Phares: "On their 1997 self-titled debut album, the elements that eventually made Gogogo Airheart's sound so striking are all in evidence. The basement-quality production, unpredictable time signatures and tempo shifts, and Michael Vermillion's scratchy, screechy vocals are all here, although the band hadn't quite found the right balance of these sounds yet. A dark, grotto-like quality permeates the album, particularly on heavily dub-influenced tracks like the opening "C8/...'Programme'," "Elgin Marbles," and "A Book of Dress." While these songs have a certain hypnotic quality, they also have very little of the spark that ignites the band's best work. Tracks like the brief punk outburst on "November, November" and "Jukebox Capitol" -- the phased guitars and vocals on which suggest a prog punk hybrid -- veer off in completely opposite directions, yet both point toward the band's eventual style more than most of the first half of the album does. Likewise, whimsical electronic instrumentals such as "Distance" and "Positions Are Not Popular" hint at the band's latent talents for melodies and arrangements, albeit in a completely different way than the other songs do. It's not until Gogogo Airheart's second half that the band gets down to business and starts delivering the angular, danceable art punk on which they built their later reputation, but songs like "Red-Dial, Re-Dial," "Community, Continuity, Insecurity" and "Take the Structure" are worth the wait. While some of the album's recorder-grot experiments and the generally underdeveloped, unfocused feel give Gogogo Airheart a lower signal-to-noise ratio than the band's subsequent albums, it is an admirably ambitious debut, the promise of which Gogogo Airheart delivered on a very short time later." Gogogoairheart – Gogogoairheart Label:Vinyl Communications – VC 122Format:CD, Album, ObiCountry:USReleased: 1997Genre:Electronic, ReggaeStyle:Dub, Post Rock, Experimental, Ambient 1C8/..."Programme"2November, November3A Book Of Dress4Landscape5JukeboxCapitol6Elgin Marbles74 1/2 To 98Distance9A Foreign Language10Red-Dial, Re-Dial11Chemistry In The USA12Something Else?13Untitled14Community, Continuity, (Insecurity)15Take The Structure16Holiday17Positions Are Not Popular Contains Obi strip in the Inlay with barcode.

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