Ultra Vivid Scene is the late-1980s solo studio project led by Kurt Ralske, released on 4AD. The 1988 self-titled debut is widely praised in the provided review for its shoegaze/noise-pop sound and dark lyrical themes.

Project led by Kurt Ralske; signed to 4AD by Ivo Watts-Russell; Ralske had previously been in the band Crash; debut self-titled album released in 1988; described in the review as a lost masterpiece of shoegazing.

The DeBaser review praises Ultra Vivid Scene's 1988 self-titled debut as a 'lost masterpiece' of old-school shoegazing and noise-pop. It highlights Kurt Ralske's thin, memorable voice and dark lyrical themes. Recommended for fans of Jesus And Mary Chain and My Bloody Valentine.

For:Fans of shoegaze, noise-pop and 4AD-era alternative rock; listeners of Jesus And Mary Chain and My Bloody Valentine.

 Lost masterpiece of Old School Shoegazing, the work immediately shows surprising maturity in the garage nervousness of She Screamed, served ice-cold by lyrics molded in S&M mud, and in the post-Paisley Underground wavering of Crash, ode to obsession with car crashes as a possible alternative orgasm.

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