New Muzik ‘From A To B’ (GTO, 1980)

byNeil Mason
November 11, 2021

New Muzik’s ‘From A To B’ is one of those albums you love, but very few other people seem to know about.

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Global Communication’s ‘Blood Music: Pentamerous Metamorphosis’

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Lost gems? We got ‘em by the chestful. Glittering musical prizes lost in the mists of time. This month, we clap our ears around Global Communication’s ‘Blood Music: Pentamerous Metamorphosis’

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David Behrman ‘On The Other Ocean’ (Lovely Music, 1978)

byJoe Silva

"For more than 23 minutes, the side-long title piece emerges like fog that’s crept in so slowly overnight"

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Peter Gabriel ‘Birdy’ (Charisma, 1985)

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When they first came out, I was slightly too young to appreciate Peter Gabriel’s four, self-titled solo albums that spanned 1977-1982, but ‘Birdy’, his first film soundtrack, really caught my attention.

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‘Carrera’

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It was overlooked when it came out in 1997. It remains overlooked now. But Sluts’n’Strings & 909’s ‘Carrera’ album is the musical equivalent of an enormous chest brimming with sparkly and glittery things

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Mother Mallard’s Portable Masterpiece Company ‘Like A Duck To Water’ (Earthquack, 1976)

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Imagine a time when, as a concession to your audience, you’d show them cartoons while you were busy repatching your synthesisers between songs.

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The Magnficents ‘The Magnificents’ (KFM, 2004)

byDavid Pollock

The first time I saw the Magnificents live, in the small, sweaty Wee Red Bar at Edinburgh College of Art almost two decades ago, it was an initiation in both electronic music, and the power of discovering a group that felt like they were truly your own – or at least, shared only with the 50 or so fiercely devoted fellow travellers in the room.

New Muzik ‘From A To B’ (GTO, 1980)

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Neil Mason

Global Communication’s ‘Blood Music: Pentamerous Metamorphosis’

David Behrman ‘On The Other Ocean’ (Lovely Music, 1978)

Peter Gabriel ‘Birdy’ (Charisma, 1985)

‘Carrera’

Mother Mallard’s Portable Masterpiece Company ‘Like A Duck To Water’ (Earthquack, 1976)

The Magnficents ‘The Magnificents’ (KFM, 2004)

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New Muzik ‘From A To B’ (GTO, 1980)

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