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After the release of their well-received ninth studio album
Cinder was attempting to leave London after many years in the city
before workshopping material that would eventually comprise their second full-length effort
A reflection on perpetual suffering
who’s familiar voice was last heard on Drew McDowall’s Unnatural Channel
What's History Format:White Vinyl LP After the release of theirOriginally released as a cassette on the cryptic Austrian tape label, Nekrophile, in 1983, this simplistic experimental recording was an industrial classic ahead of its time. Recorded in 1981 in the Hackney bedroom of Genesis P Orridge, who at this point was romping through his final months in seminal industrial act Throbbing Gristle and sketching out what would be Psychic TV. Done as a spur of the improvisational moment, Genesis was accompanied by