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Topic: Mars Everywhere forPsych or Prog Electronic Posted: June 04 2012 at 14:53
I haven't been able to find much on this band either, other than that one Greg Yaskovitch, who played on one of The Muffins (Canterbury band) albums, was part of this band, and the released their sole album Industrial Sabotage on Random Radar Records, and a compilation, Live & Unrehearsed 1978-79-80, on Sound Of Pig records.
What have you been eating/smoking lately? Okay, I do get the vibe from The Muffins and a good deal of avant fusion to boot, but I still hear those electronic backdrafts as the main ingredient on which the instruments run amok over.
Should be a shoe-in methinks. I certainly think it deserves to be in PE.
Swinging it by Philippe as well, thanks again.
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Okay, I do get the vibe from The Muffins and a good deal of avant fusion to boot, but I still hear those electronic backdrafts as the main ingredient on which the instruments run amok over.
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