New York electronic band whose 1982 eponymous album was described as ahead of its time and later became a cult influence on the techno underground; recordings noted for noir atmospheres, proto-techno elements and abrasive textures.

A DeBaser review praises Ike Yard's 1982 album as ahead of its time, laying foundations for later electronic and techno sounds. The record is described as suffocatingly noir, with proto-techno and minimal elements, abrasive textures and a detached vocal style. The album acquired cult status years later and influenced the techno underground.

For:Fans of early electronic/proto-techno music and collectors of cult underground records

 Being ahead of the times sometimes doesn't pay off.

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