General Strike

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The review covers the 1984 record Danger in Paradise, described as mixing dub, lounge and Caribbean influences with sparse arrangements and unconventional sounds. The album includes a couple of solos by Lol Coxhill; the reviewer notes a final studio touch by David Cunningham and mentions Steve Beresford. The reviewer compares aspects to the Lounge Lizards and The Residents.

The available review praises General Strike's 1984 record Danger in Paradise for blending dub, lounge and Caribbean flavors with sparse arrangements and unusual sounds. The album features solos by Lol Coxhill, final studio input from David Cunningham and involvement from Steve Beresford. The reviewer likens aspects to the Lounge Lizards and (implicitly) The Residents.

For:Listeners of experimental dub and lounge, fans of improvisation and post-1970s jazz-adjacent projects.

You’ll find; a single with a chorus that plants itself in your mind, dub and the scent of the Caribbean, sounds of things that are not instruments, a couple of solos by Lol Coxhill, sparse arrangements, minimal percussion, lounge.
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