Art Of Noise
Below The Waste
Off-Beat Records
OBR-01011-2
(1989)
Rock/Pop
CD, 14
Tracks, 52:39
Length
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01 |
Dan Dare |
Anne Dudley |
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06:01 |
02 |
Yebo! |
Anne Dudley; J. J. Jeczalik; West Nkosi |
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07:11 |
03 |
Catwalk |
Anne Dudley; Ted Hayton; J. J. Jeczalik |
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05:29 |
04 |
Promenade 1 |
Anne Dudley |
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00:32 |
05 |
Dilemma |
Ted Hayton; J. J. Jeczalik |
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03:01 |
06 |
Island |
Anne Dudley; J. J. Jeczalik |
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05:49 |
07 |
Chain Gang |
J. J. Jeczalik; West Nkosi |
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03:07 |
08 |
Promenade 2 |
Anne Dudley |
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00:38 |
09 |
Back To Back |
J. J. Jeczalik |
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03:53 |
10 |
Flashback |
Anne Dudley |
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01:45 |
11 |
Spit |
Anne Dudley; J. J. Jeczalik |
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03:31 |
12 |
Robinson Crusoe |
Gian Piero Reverberi; Robert Mellin; Georges Van Parys |
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03:47 |
13 |
James Bond Theme |
Monty Norman |
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05:18 |
14 |
Finale |
Anne Dudley |
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02:37 |
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Packaging |
Jewel Case |
Spars |
DDD |
Sound |
Stereo |
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Keyboards |
Anne Dudley |
Keyboards |
J. J. Jeczalik |
Musician |
Art Of Noise |
Producer |
Anne Dudley; J. J. Jeczalik; Ted Hayton |
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Index |
#
120 |
Owner |
Dave |
Tags |
Abstract, Modern Classical, Ambient |
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Following the multi-instrumental flair of In No Sense? Nonsense!, 1989's Below the Waste showed the Art of Noise almost completely ditching their elliptical art-punk roots for worryingly stylized, low-key ambient compositions that bordered on world mall-music. The now fully emerged fusion of village chants, ground percussion, rumbling guitars, jumpy handclaps, and mostly generic machine sound showed considerable personal growth, but the band seemed unqualified for it. The textures of the album were all wrong, from the puffed-up, intrigue-free cover of the James Bond theme to the Ron Grainer-like dribble of flutey jazz of "Island" and the dated and cringingly fake synth-thunderclaps in "Dilemma." A misfire. -- Dean Carlson (allmusic.com)