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Krishna Goineau

I Need A Slow (LP)

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Krishna Goineau was born in Sri Lanka in 1963. He spent his youth in the 1970s in Barcelona, where he met Javier Hernando in 1978 to found the post-punk group Xeerox. In 1981 Goinau moved to Düsseldorf, where he met Christo Haas and Beate Bartel. He became the singer of the joint project Liaisons Dangereuses and lent his unmistakable voice to the band's big hit ("Los Niños Del Parque"). At the end of the 1980s Krishna Goineau lived in Brussels and became the singer and keyboardist of the groups Metropakt and Veldorome, together with Jodie Guber. Meanwhile Goineau lives very secluded in the south of France and concentrates mainly on his painting. In 2007/2008 he worked at home with analog synthesizers on a series of songs that to this day have never been released. Electronic cut-ups and haunting compositions that sound as contemporary as they are detached from any zeitgeist.

Bureau B is very pleased to finally make a selection of these lost recordings avaialble with this collection "I Need A Slow“.

Details
Cat. number: BB421
Year: 2022

Format

Inner Pocket:

Written and Recorded by Krishna Goineau In 2007/2008.

Vocals by Krishna Goineau & Sabine Delrieu.

Compiled by Daniel Jahn.

Mastering by Detlef Funder.

Painters & Linernotes by Krishna Goineau.

Artwork by Kerstin Holzwarth.

Executive Production By Daniel Jahn & Gunther Buskies.

Release notes

Inner Pocket: Written and Recorded by Krishna Goineau In 2007/2008. Vocals by Krishna Goineau & Sabine Delrieu. Compiled by Daniel Jahn. Mastering by Detlef Funder. Painters & Linernotes by Krishna Goineau. Artwork by Kerstin Holzwarth. Executive Production By Daniel Jahn & Gunther Buskies.

Tracklist
A1I Need A Slow
A2Bérénice Orion
A3Aigle Noir
A4Nadar
A5Shake Your Check
B1Poison Machine
B2Sur Thétrace
B3Each Tone
B4Fritz À Paris
B5Les Vagues De Hertz

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