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C.U.B.S. - Pink Zone FLAC album

C.U.B.S. - Pink Zone FLAC album

Tracklist

A1 Pink Zone 4:07
A2 Pink Zone 5:03
B1 Rain 6:32

Credits

  • Bass, Synthesizer, Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards – Ben No
  • Drums, Percussion, Vocals, Keyboards, Synthesizer – Perry Beat
  • Keyboards, Lead Vocals – Kristiana Levy
  • Lead Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion – Stefan Lotzky

Notes

Recorded 1985 at Ausfahrt Studios, Halle

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A): 669111FZA1-C
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B): 669111FZB1-C


C.U.B.S. - Pink Zone FLAC album

Musician performer: C.U.B.S.

Title: Pink Zone

Date of release: 1985

Style: New Wave, Art Rock

Genre: Electronic / Rock

Size FLAC: 1511 mb

Rating: 4.5 / 5

Votes: 583

Other Formats: AHX MPC WAV AU DTS FLAC MP1

C.U.B.S. New Wave Art Rock 1985

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A three track 12" record and the first I have heard from the impressive CUBS. "Pink Zone" while being fairly lightweight has some interesting moments, not least of all a guitar solo which defies logic in it's scaling ever upward, soaring down in sudden swoops. In ways this is an unnerving little piece of music, After two listens, I cannot say it's catchy, but it's certainly interesting. "Pink Zone (Advanced Listeners Version)" - hey, nice title - is a different version of the same track, with pattering, tinkling percussion, sudden unannounced changes in tempo and that fiery guitar - if it is guitar! - slowing off it's pyrotechnics. They have elements of CLICK CLICK & BAUHAUS while remining much lighter and more poppy.The second side consists of one six-and-a-half-minute version of "Rain" which is a mild but flowing piece of music with some interesting moments, At times it reminds me a little of WIRE impersonating YELLO.Originally reviewed for Soft Watch.
Memuro
A three track 12" record and the first I have heard from the impressive CUBS. "Pink Zone" while being fairly lightweight has some interesting moments, not least of all a guitar solo which defies logic in it's scaling ever upward, soaring down in sudden swoops. In ways this is an unnerving little piece of music, After two listens, I cannot say it's catchy, but it's certainly interesting. "Pink Zone (Advanced Listeners Version)" - hey, nice title - is a different version of the same track, with pattering, tinkling percussion, sudden unannounced changes in tempo and that fiery guitar - if it is guitar! - slowing off it's pyrotechnics. They have elements of CLICK CLICK & BAUHAUS while remining much lighter and more poppy.The second side consists of one six-and-a-half-minute version of "Rain" which is a mild but flowing piece of music with some interesting moments, At times it reminds me a little of WIRE impersonating YELLO.Originally reviewed for Soft Watch.