The jacket features a never before seen black and white photo of Carlos taken in 1988. Featuring eerie, cut up vocals and Dadaist lyrics by Isa Nogara atop a proto-Techno beat.Īll songs have been remastered for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. “Et” was recorded in 1980 on a 4-track and later and remixed to 8-tracks in 1984 for the “Frigorex” EP, which is where this extended version comes from. The song uses one of the earliest Roland SH synthesizers, the SH-1 A, as a solo instrument and is strikingly aggressive with percussive rhythms. On the B-side is “A Dirty Song (Instrumental)”, originally recorded in 1986 and released by Play It Again Sam in 1988. Originally featured on the soundtrack for “Die Schwarze Spinne”, the song is about breaking into a large pharmaceutical company to steal drugs. “Breaking In (Instrumental)”, from 1984, is a crossover of electronic body music and pitched down Chicago acid house featuring overplayed snares by hand though an Ovomaltine Box. Borroughs’ “Naked Lunch” and paints a bleak futuristic landscape. “Nothing Is True Everything Is Permitted (Instrumental)” recorded in 1984 is a slow burner with dark, gloomy atmospherics, presented here in an extended version with a bonus intro. The recordings were made with the core set up of an ARP 2600, Roland’s Drumatix, TB-303 and TR-808. “Dirty Songs” is a collection of songs from Carlos Perón recorded between 19. In 1988, Belgian label LD Records released a 4-song EP of instrumental tracks from 1984 that predated, influenced and became staples in the New Beat scene. In 1983 Carlos left Yello in order to pursue a solo career and released the soundtrack to “Die Schwarze Spinne" and 1984 his second solo album “Nothing Is True Everything Is Permitted”. Yello released their first album in 1980 and the following year Carlos released his first solo album ‘Impersonator’. In 1979 Perón founded the trio Yello with musician Boris Blank and vocalist Dieter Meier.
Inspired after attending a concert of Karlheinz Stockhausen in the 1960s, he began to compose Musique Concrete pieces using a 4-track reel to reel and found sounds. Carlos was born in 1952 in Zurich and began collecting music at a young age.
Carlos Perón - Dirty Songs EP $14.00 Add to cartĭark Entries is honored to release a 4-track EP by Swiss musician Carlos Perón, founding member of Yello.Each album includes an double-sided insert with photos, lyrics and liner notes by Max Guld. The jacket is a replica of the original cassette artwork resized for a 12” LP and laid out by Eloise Leigh. No sequencer, equalizer or noise reduction was used.Īll songs have been remastered for vinyl by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley.
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A spring reverb from a TV was also used and an old reel to reel for effects like echo. All songs were recorded using a borrowed Moog Prodigy, Roland Organ/Strings, Korg KPR-77 rhythm machine, Gibson Les Paul De Luxe and a Rickenbacker bass. More than half of the album are instrumentals. Influenced by the avant-garde electronic sounds of Brian Eno and Kraftwerk, Max created eerie synthesizer driven songs with intricate guitar work and mechanical vocals.
Six of the eleven songs on the album are instrumentals ranging from ‘For Enden Af Corridoren’ was written, produced, recorded and performed by Max without the involvement of any others. The result was a 40 minute cassette titled ‘For Enden Af Corridoren’ released in 1985 on Hub Records that was limited to 100 copies. From the beginning of 1984 to the beginning of 1985, he recorded a solo album in his 30 square meter apartment. In 1983 he formed a band called Den Forspildte Elite with a friend from high school taking inspiration from experimental art punks The Residents. Max Guld was a post-punk musician from Glostrup, Denmark one of the western suburbs of Copenhagen. Max Guld - For Enden Af Corridoren LP $16.00 Add to cartĭE-091 Max Guld - 'For Enden Af Corridoren’ LP.
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