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Imagine the late-night eeriness of Pere Ubu's Dub Housing with a tinge of Steve Reich or Faust if they were on SST and you'd come close to how these tracks sound. If you're at all interested, grab these Mute 90's Swell Maps CDs (Mute – CD MAPS 1, MUTE 9 61200-2, & Mute – 9 61198-2) while they're still out there at a decent price!
The second and last studio LP from the Swell Maps, Jane from Occupied Europe was issued in 1980, one year after A Trip to Marineville blew out cheap speakers all around the U.K. The band’s sonic assault and experimentalist leanings both ripened on Jane, with the brute power of tracks like “The Helicopter Spies” and “Whatever Happens ...
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Swell Maps split up in 1980. Those two Swell Maps studio albums, “A Trip to Marineville” and “Jane From Occupied Europe”, continue to be available and still attract enthusiastic new listeners, due to excellently produced re-releases by Mute Records in Europe, and Secretly Canadian in the USA.
These moments, along with the desperate “Secret Island” are as close as Swell Maps get to tackling post-punk’s now-standard fare of fractured beauty. By the album’s last third, the band seemed bored of playing it so dulcet, and they end “Jane” in a fit of brutalized noise. Aside from the cheeky piano intermission “A Raincoat’s ...
14 de dic. de 2004 · The Swell Maps‘ second album, Jane From Occupied Europe, was released only about a year after their debut, Trip to Marineville, but showed an immense amount of experimental growth in the band’s songwriting and improvisation.Including more instrumental tracks, a wider array of instruments and a more complex style, the leap between Trip and Jane could be paralleled to Wire’s stylistic ...
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