The only recording by duo Ben Hayman and Steve Roach, 'By Now' by Massive Stereo Sellout is colder and simpler than Fetus Productions, less aggressive than the Skeptics, and without the pop sensibilities of the Headless Chickens.
Hope, their 'hit', sounds like what Jack Nance might've danced to in an Eraserhead nightclub.
Some of the sounds on here actually remind me of early Aphex Twin/AFX -- at his least self-indulgent -- as performed by Nigel Bunn.
'By Now' is an excellent and unexpected example of an underdocumented scene in eighties EnZed. Get some more info from BiFiM Magazine, October 1988, over at Club Bizzare.
Brain Dump
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Massive Stereo Sellout - By Now (1988)
Labels:
eighties,
electronic,
experimental,
flying nun,
industrial,
kiwi,
massive stereo sellout,
new wave,
new zealand,
studio
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