Fichines Ruido Zafarla Buenos Aires, Argentina
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My Life on the Silicone Prairie
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highly nutritious digitized grass from the 70s
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Funky speedy tunes that will put a large smile on your face and make you incontralably twitch until you start dancing/jumping around. Very punky and rich vocal work, with a wide variety of expressions, from sweety warm tone to sour, almost mocking voice, with crystal clear, almost ethereal or childlike moments.
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Condemned Compilations
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Stone-faced, herky-jerk no-wave-y synthpop with stern, spoken/sung vocals against robotic monosynth arrangements.
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Serious Devo vibes with some creeping synths from this Oakland-based project featuring members of Mall Walk and Religious Girls.
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GREY FACTOR: 1979-1980 A.D. - Complete Studio Recordings
by Grey Factor
A new compilation demonstrates how Grey Factor's sardonic synth-pop was shockingly ahead of its time.
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The Serfs - Sounds of Serfdom
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one of the best, coldest, most chilling post-punk albums I’ve ever heard. absolutely top class. love me some drum machine punk.
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