Name: Ultrissima on the Junk's Moon
Brand: Stabat Stable

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

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Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2016-01-29

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier GB

PIAS

Tax rate GB

UPC / Barcode

5060099505706

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Artist

Stabat Stable

Genre GB

New Wave / Post Punk

Label GB

Finders Keepers

Incredible, idiosyncratic and obscure early 80s French futurist DIY project lead by Jean-Luc Aime (Univers Zero) this feature length album of elusive recordings marks the bone fide axis point where Zeuhl-Skool meets synth pop, dark ambient and early electro, culled from rare vinyl and disparate cassette co-op releases for this first ever LP release. A lost artefact from a micro genre where ZED, Eskaton and Heldon share outernational tape space with Vox Populi!, The Normal, Colin Potter and Luc Marianni, this record occupies a unique place on the shelves of fans of early DIY electro and post punk while ticking the boxes of 80s VHS OST enthusiasts and the growing interest in European cassette zine projects. These melodic macabre tape experiments fuse multi- track cassette experiments with homemade special effects at the hand of an accomplished multi- instrumentalist working on the outer reaches of disenfranchised progressive pop and reluctant techno defining then deconstructing genres that have yet to exist. Fuelled by futurist gothic imagery and operating on a parallel plain to his European and American contemporaries there are few artists like Stabat Stable and virtually none more enigmatic. This benchmark record is the first signpost to a darker part of your musical want-list as the invisible glue for fans of the aforementioned anti-genres.

Ultrissima on the Junk's Moon

Music GB