Disco Inferno
An oral history of the British experimental rock act’s remarkable Five EPs.
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Associates’ “Party Fears Two” single came out January 28, 1982. Here’s a TV performance from that era—I always loved the keyboard part in this song.
New Pop’s greatest song.
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Jesus Lizard, “Mouth Breather” from Goat
That’s right, finally got my remastered copy of Goat, which’d been backordered as part of my holiday windfall of Jesus Lizard reishes!
It’s funny, I think we all come independently to the conclusion that these guys have a major Zeppelin thing going on, not very far under the surface. (Compare it with the nastier moment where you go, oh, all those latter-day Tom Waits records are just fake Beefheart, and you promptly discard them, Mark Ribot or no Mark Ribot.) Anywho, there are other times, for me, when this Jesus Lizard band just sort of is Led Zeppelin, fighting an earthier war, sans occult, against a world of big musclebound fucks. Don’t know how to explain it any other way, and don’t know who’s getting the better end of the compliment.This is “bad attitude” music that makes me want to do shit, good shit.
Also, this particular song is about Slint drum-warrior Britt Walford. How much more you going to ask for?
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The Waves’ single “The Nightmare” came out January 25, 1982. Yes, this was pre-Katrina and the Waves.
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holy shit, man.
as if you needed more reasons why the Entry and MPLS are awesome.
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Destroyer :: Leave Me Alone (New Order)
The latest Mojo compilation to hit newsstands is a disc comprised of reinterpretations of New Order’s second LP, 1983′s Power, Corruption & Lies. The covers range from the fairly catholic to wholly re-imagined versions, with the key takeaway being Destroyer’s take on the original album’s eighth and final track, “Leave Me Alone.”
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