Having spent exactly ten years living off the small change and 45 adapters of each others pockets, Finders Keepers/Cache Cache Records co-founders Andy Votel and Doug Shipton spread their wings and pool their DJ bags for a new series of sporadic various artists compilations focussing on the global punk and makeshift electro records that have kept their beer soaked dance floors and distorted sound systems moving in recent years. Meet the younger sarcastic sisters of some of the classic Finders Keepers family and their spotty friends then watch what happens when jazz punk underdogs cock their legs to their overqualified elder brothers. Plastic Dance presents ten unacquainted and elusive slices of synthetic squat pop, angular funk, teapot kosmische and fraudulent disco from self-propelled imprints and global co-ops. Named after Günter Bernas obscure DIY anti-band this ongoing series combines rare, unknown and untravelled wax nuggets of night club punk, art school Zeuhl and quasi-political pop united by soldering irons, C-60s and sarcastic synth tones. Featuring a cross section of unobtainable unreleased unknown and unwanted reluctant punk and snide synth pop with sleevenotes by respected DJ/Haç hack/Situationist addict John McCready and artwork by airbrush legend Terry Pastor (Ziggy Stardust/Soft Machine/Arthur C. Clarke) Plastic Dance becomes flexible under heat.
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Bauhaus was one of the 1st bands that got me into Gothic Rock, aside from The Doors. Despite Bauhaus' disdain from being called Goth, their dark, gloomy, poetic music is breathtaking, just as their contemporaries (i.e. The Cure, Joy Division, Siouxsie&theBanshees, and Ecoh&theBunnymen). Their Influence on music cannot go unnoticed. From Marilyn Manson to Danzig to She Wants Revenge, their mark is made and it will always be there. çok yaşa Bauhaus. mew8492
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Man, this praise is long overdue but... the sounds you create are exceptional. The richest of psychedelic hypnotics. Truly a tonic for our times and us all. We could all do a lot worse than get closer to ourselves through your music. Our Kids should learn to start their days with it! Well done, keep that creativity flowing. Thank you. X Tom, Bristol. Tom Colebrook