Nagamatzu - Shatter Days album flac

Dark Entries DE 047LP.

Nagamatzu self-released their debut cassette Shatter Days in 1983 after messing around with old tape machines, drum boxes and effects. Above This Noise is a compilation of 9 songs recorded in the period between the release of ‘Sacred Islands of the Mad’ in 1986 and ‘Igniting the Corpse’ in 1991. It gathers tracks which surfaced on some of the international compilation cassette releases that the band were invited to contribute to in the 1980s as well as some previously unreleased songs.

Dark Entries Records. Dark Entries presents us with the rerelease of Nagamatzu’s 1983 debut LP ‘Shatter Days’. The stark ‘Muslin’ works a simplistic guitar riff against carefully crafted electronic drum patterns for an atmospheric instrumental.

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Sacred Islands of the Mad. Close to the Noise Floor: Formative UK Electronica 1975-1984. Listen to Shatter Days now. Listen to Shatter Days in full in the this site app. Play on this site.

Their first recorded output was the Magog Universal Erradication Time cassette in 1981. Andrew Fleck joined for the Shatter Days album in 1983. Their name comes from a character in JG Ballard‘s Atrocity Exhibition.

The mini-album was the only Nagamatzu release to include additional synth player Andrew Fleck, who left the group shortly after. Eventually they released another cassette, 1986's Sacred Islands of the Mad, followed by a 1987 12" EP titled Space Shuttle Shuffle on their own Motorcade label. They released another tape (Igniting the Corpse) in 1991 before disbanding. Lagowski continued releasing solo albums under his surname as well as .