La Piel

Check out the story behind the remixes of this track at:  http://bit.ly/frkrmx  and get the vinyl here:  http://bit.ly/frskrmx
Get the original versions at http://bit.ly/ftrmnlp    In 1982 Futurisk re-recorded 4 of their best tracks from the "Player Piano EP" which was originally recorded in 1981 on 4-track cassette and released in 1982. This time they went to a professional studio, Ocean Sound in Fort Lauderdale with the intention of releasing an album, which never materialized. This is the version of "Lonely Streets" that came out of those sessions. It is now available on the Minimal Wave Records 30th Anniversary Futurisk retrospective vinyl release "Player Piano LP".more info  here: http://minimalwave.com/artists/artist/futurisk &amp; here: http://futurisk.net


Lonely Streets (1982 )

Martin Dupont - Just Because

Some of my favorite Post Punk Affiliated music from recent years. Volume 14

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Slowdance - Gold & Green
Poster Boy - Need Some Feeling
Forever Grey - The Body
Acid Ghost - I Don't Need You
Wildfront - January
Archetypo 120 - Angel's Fall
Minks - Weekenders
Ritual Howls - Rosabelle Believe
Crystal Soda Cream - Boring Rain
James Pants - Every Night
Rule Of Thirds - Mouthful
Shadowhouse - Stay Away
Killing Time - Velvet
Final Rites - Whisper Louder
Social Station - Awfully Pretty
The Victoriana - Arrangement
EUC - Red Of Deception
The Harrow - Milk & Honey
Deficit Budgetaire - Discipline
Le Couleur - Femme
Wymond Miles - Night Drives

Post Punk Affiliated - Volume 14

Killed By Deathrock Vol. 2

Veda "Whiplash"

The Songs By T21

The Last Song (Original Version)

1. Lucinda- A Certain Ratio
2. Is Vic There?- Department S
3. Institution Walls (Remix)- B-Movie
4. Autocrat- For Against
5. A Moment Like This- Fra Lippo Lippi
6. War Games- Opposition
7. The Fire- The Names
8. Electric Dreams- The Lucy Show
9. The Square- The Passions
10. The Ultimate Stranger- Red Zebra
11. Colourless Dream- Sad Lovers and Giants
12. Taboo- Easter and the Totem
13. You Move Me- The Comsat Angels
14. A To I- In The Nursery
15. A- The Associates
16. Judas- The Wake
17. Crazy- Pylon
18. Missiles- The Sound
19. Die Matrosen- Liliput
20. The Art of War- Siglo XX
21. A Day's Wait- Altered Images
22. A Sullen Sky- Lowlife
23. Hollow Inside- The Mighty Lemon Drops
24. Euthenics- Modern Eon
25. Smiles and Laughter- Modern English
26. We're So Cool- Au Pairs
27. Ghosts- Abecedarians
28. Over the Fancies- Ellysgarden
29. Bad Blood- Breathless
30. Military Tactics- The Pollen
31. Firefly- B.F.G.

Scratching the Surface

Solid Space - Destination Moon (1982)

2. DECADES/FAILURES - Infinite Grey

BURNING ROSE | END OF YEAR MIX 2020

BUY VINYL: https://xymox.bandcamp.com/album/peel-sessions
Dark Entries reunites with longtime idols Xymox, also known as Clan of Xymox, to reissue their Peel Sessions. Xymox was founded in Nijmegen, Netherlands in 1983 by Ronny Moorings and Anka Wolbert, who were joined shortly by Frank Weyzig and Pieter Nooten. Melding the synthesizer-driven experiments of post-punk and New Wave with the doom-laden atmospherics of the burgeoning goth rock scene, Xymox were one of the key progenitors of dark wave. The success of their 1983 debut EP, Subsequent Pleasures (reissued by Dark Entries in 2014) paved the way for a string of epochal releases on 4AD, where they honed their lush, despairing sound. Following their 1985 debut LP, Clan of Xymox, DJ and tastemaker John Peel invited them to BBC studios to record for his Radio 1 show. These recordings were released in 2001 via the Strange Fruit label on CD and are now available here for the first time on vinyl and digital formats.
	Side A of Peel Sessions was recorded on June 4, 1985 at Maida Vale 5. Ronny and Anka recount facing anxiety and technical difficulties that day, with their complicated MIDI routing and a necessary plug conversion eating into their scant studio time. But their craft shines on these recordings, unmarred by the stressful circumstances. A reverb-drenched rendition of “Stranger”, the brooding hit single from Clan of Xymox, opens the record. “Muscoviet Mosquito”, a cult number from Subsequent Pleasure, follows. It is reworked here in a more robust fashion, similar to the version that would appear on the 1987 Lonely is an Eyesore compilation. Anka’s vocals take center stage on side closer “Seventh Time”, allegedly the song that charmed John Peel. Side B was recorded during a second Peel session on November 3, 1985, and illustrates the band’s continued development with three tracks that would appear on their 1986 album Medusa. “After the Call” was written and sung by Pieter Nooten, and has subtle echoes of Morricone amidst its proto-shoegaze drone. “Agonised by Love” and “Mesmerize”, which would later be retitled “Medusa”, both point towards the smoother, softer anguish that would characterize their sophomore LP. 
	All songs were remastered by George Horn at Fantasy studios. The sleeve, by Eloise Leigh, evokes classic Vaughn Oliver designs for 4AD, and features a photograph of the band mid-performance. Also included is a 2-sided insert with archival photos and notes from both Ronny and Anka on their experiences recording at the BBC studio.

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