Dead C: Operation Of The Sonne

Dead C SKU: 43543526
Dead C: Operation Of The Sonne

Dead C: Operation Of The Sonne

Dead C SKU: 43543526

Format: VINYL LP

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Title: Operation Of The Sonne
Artist: Dead C
Label: Ba Da Bing
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 600197018019
Genre: Rock

The Dead C's trio of albums in the middle of their harsh 90s reality served for many as entry points to the band. Operation Of The Sonne, The White House and Tusk received wider distribution than the band had ever seen before, and this was the first rays of them being considered amongst the most important rock bands of the 20th century. This trio of vinyl reissues capture their intensity and presence in a way that may even blow out the candle of the original pressings. Newly remastered by Lasse Marhaug, and with bonus tracks, these 2023 reissues have been cut carefully and loud, with the sonic wars heard on these now-classic tracks more blaring than ever. Coming after the monster that was Harsh 70s Reality, and it's evil twin, Clyma Est Mort, this album has always confounded even soi-disant Dead C fans. Side one documents the discovery of the analogue synthesizer coupled with field recordings from the basement of Willowbank, Koputai's "most stately" home. Side two emerged spontaneously to cassette on stage at the "fabled" Empire Tavern-and it still sounds like stripping the breathable atmosphere from an already-depleted biosphere.

Tracks:
1.1 The Marriage of Reason and Squalor
1.2 Mordant Heaven
1.3 Air
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