DEAD C - Rare Ravers LP 50-60s so the band took the

so the band took the obvious path here and just decided to leave it out

From his early days in Hobart playing in Mouth and Sea Scouts

but also brings a hint of Jean-Michel Jarre or even a certain reminiscence of the early electronic experiments by Franco Battiatoand is a good contender to be filed along other Wah Wah reissues like those of Roberto Cacciapaglia or Franco Leprino

son Duncan Nilson-Pinhas (digital synths)

What was once regarded as failure has

DEAD C - Rare Ravers LP 50-60s so the band took theThe Dead C hail from the famous music city of Dunedin in New Zealand, and, like many bands from there, initially released records through the legendary Flying Nun label as well as Siltbreeze, Xpressway and Precious Metal. The trio of Bruce Russell, Michael Morley, and Robbie Yeats have been experimenting with various forms of alternative indie music for 32 years now, Rare Ravers is their 16th album of their idiosyncratic free rock.