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Shock World Service 093: 
An Ode To Selling Out (DC FSLMan)
5/4/2020 Dublin, Ireland

1. Selling Out Intro

2. Genesis P-Orridge & Cotton Ferox - Interlude 1: Slipping Away [2004]
Technically under the name Thee Majesty along with Cotton Ferox, Interlude is a moody soundtrack with Genesis' creepy vocals throughout. Its from the 2004 album Wordship.

3. The Danse Society - There Is No Shame In Death [1981]
Based out of Barnsley in the UK, The Danse Society(later to be known with little or to no success as Johnny In The Clouds) were a post-punk/goth band with synthy undertones.
Their first single "There Is No Shame In Death" in particular is an excellent example of the early 80's British post-punk wave!

4. Bourbonese Qualk - Freefall [1983]
Experimental & industrial sounds from the Southport, UK group's 1983 album Laughing Afternoon, which got reissued on Mannequin last year. Gives your brain a few minutes to adjust before the next few tracks.

6. Robert Turman - Way Down [1987]
After being in NON with noise artist Boyd Rice in the late 1970's. San Diego's Robert Turman went on to make several solo albums dating up to very recently. Way Down is the 2nd of these & is a mixture of a post-punk & distortion loop.

7. To Live & Shave In L.A. - Bad Couple [2019/1992]
Released last year on American noise/punk label Hanson, run by Aaron Dilloway. Bad Couple is one of four 1992 recordings by To Live & Shave In L.A. featured on the split with Tom Smith, Spatters Of A Royal Sperm. Think noisy guitar, distorted vocals & tape noises.

8. Black Phlegm - Movement Five [1989]
Definitely the first track ever in the history of this mix series to include a power drill. Late 80's experimental noise. Calling it DIY would be an understatement.

9. Selling Out

10. Rexy - (Don't) Turn Me Away [1980]
Originally a collaboration by Vic Martin who went on to play keyboard for The Eurythmics & Chris Burne from The Rivvits. Rexy a project named after the talking styled front singer. The band had a couple of singles & 1 album to very little success, but this track over the years has become somewhat of a cult classic having been re-issued a few times over the years.

10. Essendon Airport - B52 [2011/1981]
Essendon Airport is an Australian post-punk/experimental band formed in 1978. Their only album Palimpsest came out in 1981. The CD re-release of it in 2011 included an extra CD of what I'm assuming were album off-cuts that includes B52. A loopy post-punk & tapey instrumental with some haunty machine sounds thrown in the background for good measure.

11. The Fall - Who Makes The Nazis? [1985]
Originally from Hip Priest And Kamerads in 1985, I have no idea when this recording of this track actually is cause its from that big Peel sessions boxset. The track kinda feels like its just a jam and they are letting Mark E.Smith say whatever alongside some jaunty guitar and drums.

12. Sonic Youth - Créme Brûlèe [1992]
I spent more time writing all this than I did recording the mix.
Créme Brûlèe is of course the outro track of the now very somewhat famous 1992 Sonic Youth album Dirty. The track features some minimal guitar and distortion with Kim Gordon's intoxicated sounding vocals overlapped beautifully.

13. Broadcast -  Tears In The Typing PooL [2005]
Such a great album. Tears In The Typing Pool is a strumming guitar to some relaxing synths and beautiful vocals. It features on the band's 2005 album Tender Buttons which came out on Warp Records and has become a cult classic over the years. The band came to an end in 2011 when front singer Trish Keenan passed away.

14. Selling Out Conclusion

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