Bomis Prendin's Clear Memory is a compelling artifact of experimental electronic and rock music, originally captured on cassette in 1984 and now given new life through this 2020 vinyl release on Mental Experience. The album blends unconventional song structures and adventurous sonic textures across a rich twelve-track journey, with most recordings made at Threatening Canopy and one standout track, "Integers," captured live at Benny's in Richmond, Virginia in 1983.
For fans of experimental music, Clear Memory offers a fascinating glimpse into an era of boundary-pushing sound with track titles like "Hell's Little Ransom," "Forced Delight / Debris Factory," and "Street Without Lunch" hinting at the album's distinctly offbeat and imaginative character. Released by the respected Mental Experience label, known for its dedication to underground and avant-garde music, this vinyl edition brings a long-overlooked work to a new generation of listeners and enthusiasts.
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- Format: Vinyl
- Label: Mental Experience
- Genre: Electronic, Rock
- Release Date: 2020
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TRACKS
A1. First Light
A2. French Passport
A3. Respect The Road
A4. Street Without Lunch
A5. Why Blondes Eat
A6. I Don't Want
A7. Hell's Little Ransom
A8. Forced Delight / Debris Factory
B1. Jumpstart
B2. Robop
B3. Keep The Letters
B4. Busy
B5. I Walk The Lawn
B6. The Big Horizon
B7. Integers
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