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Nash The Slash [ FM ]
Black Noise, City of Fear

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Nash the Slash, the leader of the band FM, is my mysterious musical idol from my teenage years.

The FM are a Canadian prog trio from the '70s with a particularly unique, mysterious, and theatrical leader on stage, Nash The Slash, a violinist who has reformed the group on other occasions but has mainly continued his prolific career as a solo artist.

Their music has always been very fascinating and strange to me, with a veil of mystery like the bandages he wore on stage, Nash The Slash the crazy violinist as I used to call him as a kid.

Once online about the FM album "Black Noise", I found these words: "Surely the Rush listened to this album many times when they changed their style after Moving Pictures, and precisely for this reason, you can imagine that Black Noise was a few years ahead of its time."

These were the first vinyl records I bought at 15 years old.

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Nash The Slash, leader of the Canadian prog trio FM, is celebrated for his unique and theatrical violin-driven music. The reviewer shares a nostalgic connection to FM’s 1977 album 'Black Noise,' considering it ahead of its time and influential on bands like Rush. The band's strange and mysterious aura is a continual fascination, making the album a memorable teenage vinyl acquisition.

Nash The Slash [ FM ]

Nash The Slash was a Canadian musician and performance artist best known as the bandaged violinist and leader of the 1970s prog trio FM; he also had a solo career focusing on electronic and experimental music.
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