SEVERED HEADS - Clifford Darling Please Don't Live In The Past (remastered)
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SEVERED HEADS
Clifford Darling Please Don't Live In The Past (remastered)(2xLP)
Dark Entries US
Cat: DE 105. Rel: 21 Dec 15
Coldwave/Synth
Side 1 - Track 1. Advertisement Side 1 - Track 2. Prototype Pop Side 1 - Track 3. Exiles Excerpt Side 1 - Track 4. A Day In The Country Side 1 - Track 5. Elephant Decibels Side 1 - Track 6. Power Circles Side 2 - Track 1. Alaskan Polar Bear Heater Side 2 - Track 2. Umbrella Side 2 - Track 3. J Edgar Hoover Side 2 - Track 4. Blame Side 2 - Track 5. Meanwhile, Back At Exiles... Side 2 - Track 6. Dance Side 3 - Track 1. Saturday Night Side 3 - Track 2. Man Dat Hip Side 3 - Track 3. An American In Paris Side 3 - Track 4. Tarzan's Grip Side 3 - Track 5. That That Revolves Side 3 - Track 6. Special Day Side 4 - Track 1. Malt Duck Side 4 - Track 2. Never Fall In Love Side 4 - Track 3. Nazi Beach Party Side 4 - Track 4. A Relic Of The Empire No 2 Side 4 - Track 5. Tiny Fingers Side 4 - Track 6. Sydney Quads & The Megascope Space Probe Side 4 - Track 7. Play It Again Side 4 - Track 8. Carry My Books Side 4 - Track 9. Nightsong Side 4 - Track 10. Car Ad
Originally out on Ink Records way back in 1985, Severed Heads' Clifford Darling, Please Don't Live In The Past is a personal favourite of ours from the iconic Australian act. The band were and always have been one of the few post-punk outfits to truly push the boundaries and diverge onto what some may now call proto-techno. Inside this particular LP, you get a sublime example of their signature percussion style, a fast-paced rattle of steely drums and hi-hats surrounded by odd bundles of lo-fi and distorted synth grit. With the amount of amazing tunes at the core of this beast, it would do the album no justice to just describe the all to you in mere words, but what you need to know is that the music here is totally timeless, a glorious journey down the greyer ends of the 80's dance movement, and a magnificent introspective into what is surely Australia's most interesting band of all time. Essential gear.
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