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ok last from me for now. 1919 were another UK band from the early 80s, they didn't release much material but are seen as quite an important early gothic band. although in reality their output was pretty varied.
1919 - giant
1919 - midas touch
1919 - dream
edit: fixed link for dreamLast edited by C0ckney; July 15, 2010, 18:59.
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ANYWAY, back to the good music... taking it way back... more great Philadelphia music:
PHILLY'S BEEN DOING THE DAMN THING FOR OVER 60 YEARS!
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i've posted this before, but youtube removed the video and it certainly deserves another airing. a track that should be played to any doubters of techno.
fever ray - triangle walks (allez allez remix)
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1989 you say? ok well the field mice were a band from the UK, they did mostly twee pop songs (a couple of which i've posted here before) and that's what they're most famous for, but they also did some really interesting experimental works, obviously influenced by the rave music of the time, especially on skywriting. the contrast is pretty awesome.
twee pop:
the field mice - canada
experimental:
the field mice - triangle
the field mice - tilting at windmills
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damnit, AAHZ. Now you introduced something new so Cockney can post bizarre obscure bands that performed in a basement in Banbury in the summer of 1989
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what's that? the legendary a certain ratio on a drum n bass tip, oh yes!
a certain ratio - yeah boy (dj die mix)
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heart throbs were a british indie band from the late 80s/early 90s, they released 3 albums, becoming quite an angry band by the third, but the heartfelt, dreamy indie pop of the first (cleopatra grip) is where it's at.
heart throbs - kiss me when i'm starving
heart throbs - slip & slide
(lots) more to follow in due course.
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Yeah, saw it last Saturday.Originally posted by Nostromo View PostDid you watch the new documentary?
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