Vinyl Records by Cabaret Voltaire

Cabaret Voltaire

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

No Image Available	Sensoria / Cut The Damn Camera Pop Used - 12 CVS 312 Virgin UK Picture Sleeve 12 Inch. ... more details

	Crackdown / Just Fascination Pop Used - 12 CVS1-12 Some Bizzare 1983 UK 12 Inch Picture Sleeve. ... more details

	Three Mantras Pop Used - LP RT038 Rough Trade 1980 Original. Jacket Has Very Slight Wear, Vinyl Is Mint. It Would Actually Be More Accurate To Call This Album 'Two Mantras,' Given That It Consists Of Two Sidelong Pieces, "Eastern Mantra" And "Western Mantra," Which Gives The Still-Then-A-Trio A Chance To Expand Its Avant-Electronic-Grunge Into Trancier Realms. Mallinder's Abstract Ranting Is In Full Effect From The Start Of "Eastern," Talking About Bodies In The Streets And The Like, And From There Things Move Into A Rough Realm Of Strange Art, Voltaire-Style. The Combination Of Kirk's Guitar And Mallinder's Bass Work Here Is Practically That Of Krautrock/Motorik, Mallinder Playing A Steady, Quietly Varying Series Of Notes While Kirk Throws In A Variety Of Crumbling Squalls. His Work Is Sometimes Vaguely Arabic In Flavor, Which Combined With The Length Of The Song, The Hollow Drum Machine Punch Driving Everything Along, And Watson's Piercing Keyboards Is Not Merely Interesting But Helps To Demonstrate, In A Subtle Way, Some Of The Future Influences On Artists Like Muslimgauze. "Western Mantra" Has The Basic Trio, Plus Guests On Percussion And Found-Sound Tapes, Doing Something Far More Outre. A Heavily-Treated Vocal Loop Underlaid By A Subtle Keyboard Drone Starts The Song, Interspersed With Samples Of Arabic And Israeli Pop Music And Various Bell Sounds — The Roots For Muslimgauze In Particular Really Show Here! Kirk's Crisp Playing Floats In Some Time Later, Stepping In And Out Of The Mix But Never Predominating, While Mallinder's Bass Is Barely Detectable. The Occasional Bursts Of Low, Clattering Pounding, With Cymbals If Not With Drums In The Background, Combined With The Continuing Series Of Song Samples, Arabic Wind Instruments And Snippets Recorded In A Jerusalem Market, Heightens The Enveloping, Striking Feel Of The Piece And Release As A Whole.” – Ned Raggett, All Music Guide... more details

	The Voice Of America Pop Used - LP ROUGH 11 Rough Trade 1980 Original. 1" Top Centre Seam Split, Vinyl Is Near Mint.... more details

	Eddies Out / Walls Of Jericho / Jazz The Glass / Burnt To The Ground Pop Used - 12 ROUGH 96 Rough Trade Stunning 1981 UK 45rpm 12" In Picture Sleeve With Bonus 7" In Pink Die-Cut Jacket, All Housed In A Custom PVC Sleeve. The Single - Jazz The Glass/Burnt To The Ground - Was Exclusive To First Pressing Run Of This 12" Single.... more details