This 7” has two tracks recorded in 1984. Just A Dream originally appeared on the Flipside Vinyl Fanzine Volume 2 compilation released by Gasatanka Records in 1985. Turning Into What You Hate was part of the Half Skull 4-band 7” compilation issued by O.tis “O.’ Barthoulameu’s label Insane Industries in 1984.
These two songs showcase M.I.A. at their peak with their unrelenting guitar-driven hardcore punk coupled with Mike Conley’s trademark melodic vocals. Turning Into What You Hate was written after a show M.I.A. played with Suicidal Tendencies. A reflection on a changing scene with a lot more fights and nonsensical violence than necessary.
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M. Grig is a multi-instrumentalist who specializes in dobro, lap steel and pedal steel guitar living in Durham, North Carolina. His songs are beautiful, slow, wistful...
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Release date: December 6, 2019This Lynchian collaboration pairs the calm, late-night vocals of Tanya Maus with the melancholic piano, sparse electronics, and foreboding processed guitar...
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On M. Ostermeier's debut full-length CD, both mood and melody come into focus. The acoustic piano provides a warmth and familiarity that offsets the abstract...
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Release date: November 22, 2019 The German label [ parvoart ] recordings released M. Ostermeier’s debut album Percolate in a numbered edition of 50...
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Poignant and at times avant-garde piano style mixed with the spare use of electronics and processed acoustic recordings. Empty space and minimalism figure heavily in...
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Darla Records is proud to offer the first digital and CD reissue of M.I.A.'s fourth and final record After the Fact, originally released on Flipside Records in early...
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A six song, digital-only EP featuring three tracks each from newly remastered albums, Notes From the Underground and After the Fact. This is the first time the two...
