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1982 Italian re-issue of the beautiful and outstanding 1979 EP by the truly avant-garde electronic new wave band from San Francisco. Black labels edition.
Original 1980 edition with textured sleeve (pink front and green back variation) on Ralph Records of the ground-breaking and influential first album by the most avant-garde new wave band from San Francisco. With original innersleeve.
Original 1981 Italian edition with different cover on Expanded Music of the outsending second album by the most avant-garde band from San Francisco, one of the greatest achievements of experimental new wave.
Original edition on Italian Records of the 1982 album of beautiful exotic experimental chamber music released in Italy as a double EP with gatefold sleeve.
Original Italian edition on Materiali Sonori / Cramboy of the excellent 1985 album of highly refined experimental synth-wave. With original innersleeve.
1980 repress of Ralph Records' brilliant and ground-breaking 1979 compilation featuring San Francisco's avant-garde new wave's finest: The Residents, Chrome, Tuxedomoon and MX-80 Sound. With original innersleeve.
1983 re-issue of Ralph Records' brilliant and ground-breaking 1979 compilation featuring San Francisco's avant-garde new wave's finest: The Residents, Chrome, Tuxedomoon and MX-80 Sound.
Their 1978 debut EP, No Tears, was recorded with vocalist Winston Tong and sound engineer Tommy Tadlock. Replete with tense synth swells, devastating live drums and a psychotic ode to the "creatures of the night," the title track is a crucial entry i…
Founded by Steven Brown and Blaine Reininger in San Francisco, Tuxedomoon are a futuristic alternate reality of delirium and existential dread. Aligned with fellow Bay Area experimentalists The Residents (to whose Ralph Records the group eventually s…