Kiem ‎– Kiem [LP] (1984, Plexus)

Kiem formed in 1983 in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, and disbanded in 1987. "K.I.E.M." is an abbreviation of "Klank Improvisatie Elektronische Muziek" (Sound Improvisation Electronic Music). Their immediate success led to performances on jazz, rock and experimental stages and festivals and modest dance-hits in the Netherlands. Most remarkable about Kiem is Cees Meurs' metal drum-kit consisting of oil-drums, garbage bin, anvil, anchor-chains and other remains from the wrecked tow-boat "Corrie". This drum-kit –played like normal drums– accompanied by a squeaking saxophone (Ger Van Voorden), a synthetic keyboard and proclaiming vocals (Huub Kentie) result in a sound that might be type-casted as industrial, but also has jazz and experimental characteristics. [SOURCE: DISCOGS] 

Label: Plexus ‎– KMH 7090384 

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album 

Country: Netherlands 

Released: 1984 

Style: Experimental, Industrial, New Wave

Tracklist:

A1 Request To Obtain 5:21 

A2 Behind 3:57 

A3 A Few Things 7:11 

A4 Doin' Time 3:49 

B1 It's Working 6:37 

B2 Pleasant Times 4:07 

B3 This Voice (Extract) 3:14 

B4 April Afternoon 5:57 

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