I Am A Clown Collecting Moments (And Other Chocolates) Dying Earth Records, 1993. Повторите попытку позже. Опубликовано: 16 сент.

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I Am a clown collecting moments (and other chocolates). Progressive Electronic. Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo, released in 1993. Songs, Tracks Listing. 1. I Am A Clown Collecting Moments (And Other Chocolates) (4:37) 2. Taste The Waste For The Whole Human Race (6:11).

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Contrastate 1989 - Seven Hands Seek Nine Fingers (LP, Ltd) 01. As Time Began. mp3 02. Thirst For Knowledge. mp3 03. The Man Seeking Experience Enquires. 1993 - I (CD, Album). 02. 08. Pierre Never Made I. p3. 01. I Am Clown Collecting Moments (And Other Chocolates). 13. Locomotive Shudder. 09. From The Opened Red Lips.

I'm a clown collecting moments (and other chocolates)" was the group’s debut released in 1993. Three more singles were released between 1994 and 2000, all different, showing an alternative side to their music ranging from surrealist montage cut-ups to Gothic experimentalism and dark trance. 1993 also marked the return of Contrastate to the live scene with their performance at Festival Karlsruhe run by Tesco Organisation. This show was extremely well received and a spontaneous ten minute ovation followed the concert. Listen to False Fangs for Old Werewolves now. Listen to False Fangs for Old Werewolves in full in the this site app.

Contrastate’s sound insinuates itself inside the dark ritual ambience of the electronic avant-garde shot through with a vein o. .Some nice fan has uploaded the whole album of Todesmelodie. It was our last main release before we shut up shop for 12 years. We loved it, it felt like a real exploration into experimentalism and ideology. It was about the western, colonial struggle with the middle east and what's become known as Islamic terrorism. Contrastate cover themselves from a song from 1997, which I am not sure I ever heard. Here we have that vocal thing I wasn’t fond of, but in this song it works quite well. It is the only song with a notable rhythm in the background, and sounds that depict the title, ‘The People Who Control The Information’; computerized electronic sounds of databases out of control.