Nation Of Language – Dance Called Memory LP (color) experimental Described by the press upon

Described by the press upon its release in 1982 as an "absolutely mesmerising double album travelling through progressive rock

will be the first domestic release of the title since our previous 2013 version

and the gyrating dance moves—an entire culture forged from the freshest of what was available at hand—mirrors the post-apocalyptic techno-scrounge of William Gibson’s Neuromancer

The apocryphal tale of the Stooges performance at the Goose Lake festival has been told countless times over the past five decades

Moriarty details their struggles as newcomers to the then-pre-tech outpost of the Seattle music scene

Nation Of Language – Dance Called Memory LP (color) experimental Described by the press uponSynthpop, minimal wave, post punk, goth, new romantic fans and critics alike have dug deeply into their vintage thesauruses to describe the beguiling work of Nation of Language. And if you cant precisely define the band, thats the point. Frontman Ian Richard Devaney has become prodigious in expanding what synthesizer driven music can evoke, such that his output is as much an extrasensory journey as it is an all too human destination. With that