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ROTOR 059LP
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Evolution, exploration, references are more present. The imaginary real côtoit to blend into the kitchen of kitchen music. The power mixes with finesse. New sounds, new instruments, it is the beginning of sampling, the horizon widens ... Playing with sounds, melodies are tamed, emotions differ. Dark gaiety, bright tritesse, malaise, and emotions keep coming to better tie us. Black vinyl version comes in an edition of 400 (numbered).
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ROTOR 059CLR-LP
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Clear vinyl version. Edition of 100 (numbered). Evolution, exploration, references are more present. The imaginary real côtoit to blend into the kitchen of kitchen music. The power mixes with finesse. New sounds, new instruments, it is the beginning of sampling, the horizon widens ... Playing with sounds, melodies are tamed, emotions differ. Dark gaiety, bright tritesse, malaise, and emotions keep coming to better tie us.
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ROTOR 053LP
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Reissue of their first cassette published by Medicinal Tapes in 1986. Urbain Autopsy was a Parisian band that released over 80 tracks on self-produced tapes between 1984 and 1987. Drawing their influences from Suicide, The Residents, Throbbing Gristle to Joy Division or Bauhaus to name a few, they had their own way of combining power electronics, industrial, experimental, cold wave and post punk.
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ROTOR 053RED-LP
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Red vinyl version. Limited numbered edition of 200. Reissue of their first cassette published by Medicinal Tapes in 1986. Urbain Autopsy was a Parisian band that released over 80 tracks on self-produced tapes between 1984 and 1987. Drawing their influences from Suicide, The Residents, Throbbing Gristle to Joy Division or Bauhaus to name a few, they had their own way of combining power electronics, industrial, experimental, cold wave, post punk.
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