Marquee Moon: Clear Vinyl LP Helado Negro ’ and a clutch of

’ and a clutch of newly-composed Ellington pieces

Ranging further from the beautiful film noir ballad of ‘Veruschka’ and the dance stylings of ‘Anthropocene’ - a term for the current epoch in Earth’s evolution to the sinister ‘Evolution Of Species’ and the hectic ‘Kleptocracy’ - OMD’s greatest straight-up protest song - the new album is a broad electronic sonic masterpiece that lyrically tackles the topics of the future

- Charles Baudelaire (1869)

I Pity The Poor Immigrant

saturated world of analog beauty

Marquee Moon: Clear Vinyl LP Helado Negro ’ and a clutch ofOne of the greatest albums of the American punk rock revolution, that isnt even a punk rock album. Straight out the dungeons of CBGBs, Television sculpted a new guitar sound that paved the way for alternative rock, post punk, new wave, noise and indie (and nu metal and art rock and grunge and so much more). Tom Verlaine (vocals, guitar), Billy Ficca (Drums), Fred Smith (bass) and Richard Lloyd (Guitar) shunned the power chords of their contemporaries