HTRKs seminal debut gets a new cut to white vinyl with white sleeve and gloss cover. An abrasive record shrouded in sonorous pulses, deafening feedback and tension-soaked reverb that immerses you deep into their world. HTRKs lo-fi post-punk, post-industrial noise-electronica echoes Suicide, Throbbing Gristle and Joy Division. Nostalgia took inspiration from the sound and imagery of David Lynch, The Birthday Party and electronic artist Pita. Rowland S Howards Teenage Snuff Film was also cited as a big influence, HTRK notably caught the post-punk legends attention with their live gigs which saw him endorse the band and go on to co-produce their next release Marry Me Tonight. A compelling introductory statement that delves into their guilty nostalgia for the nihilistic energies rampant in the 80s underground. An agitated haze of addictive ambivalence instead of the swagger and violence of their influences, the overall feeling is of beautiful disharmony All Music.
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- Format: Vinyl
- White Color Vinyl
- Limited Edition
- Genre: Rock
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Track Listing:
A1 Hate Rock Trio 2:34
A2 Look What's Been Done 7:53
A3 Look Down The Line 6:25
B1 Look At That Girl 3:28
B2 Look At Her 4:49
B3 You Injured Me 5:22
B4 I'm All Broke Up 5:38
