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While I was weened on The Beatles and Led Zeppelin, my dad also played a lot of '70s German electronic records, like early Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze and Kraftwerk. We were also big fans of John Carpenter's early soundtracks. Later, the Heldon albums got reissued and we blasted those along with the stuff I was listening to at the time, like The Jesus Lizard, Unsane and Neurosis, all of which my dad also liked.
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Eventually, my dad went on to record several CDs, all of which he pressed himself. I plan to upload some of those in the future.
The images and music were uploaded with Robert Foster's full consent. Thank you, Dad!
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SqueakQuencer
Aerobics for Dead People CS
(MPAE)
1997
Aerobics for Dead People CS
(MPAE)
1997
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Or try some sample tracks first:
Falling Elevator Music
Things Melt When You're Not Looking
Mister Squeckencer certainly has a handle on the mesmeric vibes of sloating electrodes. I feel at home in the dead zone just immersed in these sounds. More Squeakencer, please!
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