viernes, 29 de enero de 2021

Nasmak ‎– Duel [LP] (1983, Plurex Records, Boudisque)

By 1983, the new-wave era was practically over, yet some bands persisted with the ideal, like the Netherlands' Nasmak. 'Duel' contained industrial cold-funk with lite oriental touches ("Plaster", "Me Rex") that recalled the Talking Heads, as well as the neo-ethnic of Japan. The most striking moment from the first-side was "Matter", based on an evolving electronic loop, minimal drums / bass accompaniment and anthemic vocals. The result was once again reminiscent of the Talking Heads (echoes of "Once In A Lifetime"). 
 
The second side started unassumingly with the robotic-funk of "Duel With Unequal Arms", but soon things got more ambitious with the tormented minimal electro-ethnic "Sunk In Sight Of The Harbour" and the minor coldwave classic "Pride Of Soul". Again, the most striking comes at the end with "Mutual Repulsion", that arranges the instruments in such a way so that it juxtaposes them to present a riddle of an alien environment. [SOURCE: RATE YOUR MUSIC]
 

 
Label: Plurex Records ‎– PLUREX 3200, Boudisque ‎– VR 22438 
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album 
Country: Netherlands, UK
Released: 1983 
Style: Synth-pop, Experimental, Post-Punk, Minimal Wave
 
Tracklist:
A1 Plaster 
A2 Me Rex 
A3 Matter 
A4 This Spot 
B1 Duel (With Unequal Arms) 
B2 Sunk (In Sight Of The Harbour) 
B3 Pride Of Soul 
B4 Mutual Repulsion 
 
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