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Today I listen to the first, self-titled album by Martin Rev, the famous keyboardist of Suicide, dated 1980, searching for instrumental no-wave, and I find it accompanied by ecclesiastical bells in "Nineteen 86", in the enduring "Temptation" among punctual and rhythmic tingles of triangle, and in the dark brothels of the final "Asia" and "Yomo". Discover the review
Today I listen to the first, self-titled album by Martin Rev, the famous keyboardist of Suicide, dated 1980, searching for instrumental no-wave, and I find it accompanied by ecclesiastical bells in "Nineteen 86", in the enduring "Temptation" among punctual and rhythmic tingles of triangle, and in the dark brothels of the final "Asia" and "Yomo".
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