Home / Tag Archives: Minimal Compact

Tag Archives: Minimal Compact

Rami Fortis

Rami Fortis is definitely the forerunner of Israeli punk, although it has more regarding his D.We.Y. visual, protest lyrics, and on-stage antics than his musical legacy. His era-defining debut record, Plonter, premiered in 1978, however was not instantly recognized because of its significance. Actually, it sold badly. Only years afterwards, …

Read More »

Githead

Avant rock-band Githead features Malka Spigel (bass, vocals), Wire’s Colin Newman (guitar, vocals), Robin Rimbaud (aka Scanner, guitar), and regular live and studio room the help of Max Franken (drums). Newman and Spigel initial worked together over the former’s 1986 recording Commercial Suicide, as the second option and Franken had …

Read More »

Minimal Compact

When punk and fresh influx blew up in the later ‘70s and early ‘80s, the fallout was sensed on a worldwide level despite the fact that acts in the U.S. as well as the U.K. snagged a lot of the interest. Minimal Small from Tel Aviv, Israel had been among …

Read More »

Bel Canto

The atmospheric, melancholy, somewhat medieval soundscapes of Bel Canto (Italian for “beautiful song”) combine an essentially synth-based chamber rock sound with an array of orchestral and folk instruments and also have been set alongside the Cocteau Twins. The group comes from Norway and started being a trio comprising ethereal vocalist …

Read More »

Colin Newman

Although Colin Newman is most readily connected with Wire, like bandmates Bruce Gilbert and Graham Lewis he has undertaken many additional innovative endeavors. Across a variety of tasks, the Cable guitarist/vocalist has regularly reinvented himself, venturing from post-punk artwork pop into ambient, digital territory, on the way making other performers …

Read More »