Another New Thing Sheffield, UK
Three old scrotes, made some music together, dubbed themselves “Another New Thing” because everything is another new thing
to old scrotes
Paul Nagle - analogue, digital and modular synthesizers,Scottish sequencers, metasyntactic variables
Don Himlin – vocals, bass, guitar, additional percussion
Dean Honer – vocals, vocoder, M-tron, electronic percussion,
analogue sympathizers, guitar
... more
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Cracking collection of studio tomfoolery. The first track is a fine example that the art of sampling is alive and well.
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Well, does it live up to the hype? It's okay, not as good as 'Loops' or the 'Fenella' stuff; i doubt i'll be listening to it in full very often. Her mojo is waneing in my 'umble opinion.
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