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CD - Bustin' Out -- New Wave To New Beat: The Post Punk Era

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CD - Bustin' Out -- New Wave To New Beat: The Post Punk Era1CD Import Bustin' Out New Wave To New Beat: The Post Punk Era 1979 1981 is an often startling picture of the no holds barred musical ructions which sprang up after punk's scorched earth revolution. The music termed post punk is well represented in many of its diverse strains by some of its prime movers. Compiler Mike Maguire has made a rigid stand against being pigeon holed throughout his 30 year DJing career, spreading the message that no sound or

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Bustin' Out -- New Wave To New Beat: The Post Punk Era 1979-1981 is an often-startling picture of the no-holds-barred musical ructions which sprang up after punk's scorched earth revolution. The music termed post-punk is well-represented in many of its diverse strains by some of its prime movers.

Compiler Mike Maguire has made a rigid stand against being pigeon-holed throughout his 30-year DJing career, spreading the message that no sound or genre should be compartmentalized.

This multi-hued set, the first in the New Wave To New Beat series, is a fine testimony to this ethos, encompassing anything from Gary Numan's austere electronic pop on "Replicas," through 23 Skidoo's atmospheric tribal boogie on "The Gospel Comes To New Guinea," to the scrabbling, guitar-driven pop of Josef K. What happens elsewhere defies blanket description, as every track charts a different musical seam which, invariably, proved highly influential. Killing Joke's radical, apocalyptic approach was often cited as a massive influence on anyone from Nirvana to industrial bands, but also incorporated dub reggae and New York dance music, as evidenced by 1979's "Almost Red."

The set also shows how later musical movements germinated in the new technology around this time, especially in the hands of electronic protagonists like former Throbbing Gristle duo Chris & Cosey, who pillaged the new sampling possibilities and predated techno with their use of proto-electro pulses, as illustrated by "Heartbeat," from their 1981 debut album. Or Belgium new beat pioneers Front 242, whose "Body To Body" sounds like a spooked house music prototype. New York was also leading the world at this time, particularly the legendary ZE label, which embodied the multi-genred melting pot of disco, punk, reggae and Latin they called "mutant disco." The label is represented here by Lizzy Mercier Descloux's infernal treatment of Arthur Brown's 1968 hit "Fire" and Bill Laswell's Material with "Bustin' Out," his first major dancefloor statement before going on to become a world-renowned producer. Another side of the city is presented by quintessential downtown NY post punk/no wave outfit Bush Tetras and their debut single, "Too Many Creeps," while visionary musician-producer Arthur Russell flies the wigged-out disco flag under his Loose Joints banner on the Larry Levan-remixed "Is it All Over My Face." The set also illustrates how the disparate post-punk spirit captured the rest of the world with the Kraftwerkian "Cracked Mirror" from Vancouver's Moev, Germany's No More with deadpan electronic classic "Suicide Commando" and San Francisco's avant-punk Tuxedomoon, providing one of the set's most grippingly-complex outings.

Meanwhile, Melbourne duo Dead Can Dance match Lisa Gerrard's spooky vocals with Brendan Perry's subterranean atmospherics on their 1981 Frontiers demo. All perfect examples of how music had moved on since 1977's spring clean, trampling fences like a herd of elephants during this exciting, unpredictable time. Includes extensive sleeve notes written by Kris Needs, with artwork by Mike Coles (Malicious Damage). Housed in special (carbon neutral) digi-packaging.

Track Listing:
01. Gary Numan & Tubeway Army Replicas 05:04
02. Killing Joke Almost Red 03:51
03. Lizzy Mercier Descloux Fire 05:17
04. Bush Tetras Too Many Creeps 04:03
05. Loose Joints Is It All Over My Face 06:58
06. Material Feat. Nona Hendryx Bustin' Out 06:37
07. Josef K Sorry For Laughing 03:15
08. Chris & Cosey Heartbeat 05:53
09. Moev Cracked Mirror 06:14
10. Front 242 Body To Body 03:50
11. Tuxedomoon Desire 07:09
12. Dead Can Dance Frontier (1981 Demo) 03:03
13. Suicide Commando No More 03:25
14. 23 Skidoo The Gospel Comes To New Guinea 10:11
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