The Attic / Sexxor repress with different artwork
Essential late 80's TSOB / haunting new beat anthem brought by STROOM! Track Sexxor on the flip!

The Attic / Sexxor repress with different artwork

Lhasa

€ 16,95
  • 12"
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Description

To understand where “The Attic” came from, we have to go back to one of my oldest memories: watching Der Phantastische Film on German tv. The movies that left the deepest marks on me were the ones that zoomed in on the possible bad sides of technology and predicted the downfall of mankind. A next personal cornerstone was Tubeway Army's “Are 'friends' electric?”, from 1979: it was the first time I was blown away by the sound of synths. It felt so new, an expression of the perversity of technology through music. The song was about androids who seduced humans in order to rape them. The shortcomings of human beings transported to technology. It was machines turning against humanity. It wasn't like Kraftwerk who were very first degree, unpersonal and too clean. 

Tracklist

A

  • 1.The Attic05:18

B

  • 1.Sexxor04:41

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