Disco Inferno – The 5 EPs
Disco Inferno are a band who, indebted to Post-Punk, take a rather British spin on Post-Rock. They are certainly experimental with enough pop sensibilities to maintain the interest of a curious mainstream listener. All this is rather nice, but this recommendation is more of a project for all of us. This release comes highly recommended and draped with superlatives – perfect, way too smart, forward-looking, mind-boggling – and even took a coveted ‘record of the week’ at Aquarius records on its release with them saying:
“Amazing collection of long out of print eps from this seminal London post punk trio, whose sound was a brilliant mish-mash of sample-based technology, post-punk intensity, and a profoundly British mope, that influenced so many bands we love, from My Bloody Valentine to Stereolab, from Notwist to Animal Collective and beyond...”
Although I have enjoyed it, I don’t quite get it. So, let’s try and crack it together.
Disco Inferno are a band who, indebted to Post-Punk, take a rather British spin on Post-Rock. They are certainly experimental with enough pop sensibilities to maintain the interest of a curious mainstream listener. All this is rather nice, but this recommendation is more of a project for all of us. This release comes highly recommended and draped with superlatives – perfect, way too smart, forward-looking, mind-boggling – and even took a coveted ‘record of the week’ at Aquarius records on its release with them saying:
“Amazing collection of long out of print eps from this seminal London post punk trio, whose sound was a brilliant mish-mash of sample-based technology, post-punk intensity, and a profoundly British mope, that influenced so many bands we love, from My Bloody Valentine to Stereolab, from Notwist to Animal Collective and beyond...”
Although I have enjoyed it, I don’t quite get it. So, let’s try and crack it together.
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