#lightning glove

[1100101gncd-blog]

[1100101gncd-blog]

[rizomecorp]

Lightning Glove - Irrelevant Dreams

Out march 23rd @ Nona records

[dubforhappysoul]

https://lightningglove.bandcamp.com/album/raving-peacocks-tail-2

[easterndazehiggs]

Lightning Glove: To all traitors

[ersian]

Lightning Glove, Olomouc

bit.ly/lightningglove

[lflip]

The track is taken from Lightning Glove's vinyl debut Radical Zoo (Nothing). It was released in July 2014 under Manchester-based label cooperation ONO TESLA! It follows earlier tape releases Fantasmagorie Interiéru and Raving Peacock's Tail. You can order it on boomkat http://boomkat.com/vinyl/1057737-lightning-glove-radical-zoo "Wrap-around risograph sleeve designed by Michael Holland, mastered by Stephen Bishop. Gnod and Michael Holland's Ono Tesla corporation follows that gorgeous Negra Branca side with a snotty cyberpunk blast from Czech Republic's Lightning Glove. 'Radical Zoo' is their debut album of rudimentary electronics, spitting machine rhythms and urgent, whiny vocals lashing out under dissociative synth atmospheres across six tracks referencing punkish electro and dubstep alongside in-vogue darkwave. Together with lyrics about Ketamine and the social disintegration of Europe, it all comes off like the lo-fi soundtrack to some '90s cyberpunk flick about poor-but-sexy squatters in de rigueur fatigues." (Boomkat) "Gnod and Michael Holland's Ono Tesla imprint continues to bring more out-there and unique sounds, conjured up from the witch's cauldron that is Islington Mill. Although Lightning Glove are from the Czech Republic, it's undeniable that this sound falls perfectly into the post-rave-industrial ethos from which the label, and most of the music emanating from 'the Mill resides. (...) The whole EP plays like Atari Teenage Riot on an OD-inducing level of opiates; essential for anyone with a penchant for dark-wave, industrial punk, cybernetic goth or electronic noise. And another piece of Manchester's complex musical jigsaw." (Piccadilly Records) "LG maintain the menacing vibes with abrasive lyrics and equally abrasive rhythms touching on prophetic subjects such as the dream world and nightmare David Lynchian soundscapes , the disintegration of liberal Europe and brotherly love. This is the sci-fi sound of Europe falling into disrepair, folding in on itself. Radical Zoo (Nothing) doesn't fit into a square box, its a record for fans of rough edges, tough electro rhythms, it's already been getting plays from the likes of Jon K and And Andrew Lyster from Meandyou. " (Norman Records) "Radical Zoo continues the riotous lineage of Suicide, Cabaret Voltaire and Front 242 but takes its experimental nihilism further. The LP bristles with a barely restrained anger, most obvious in the uncompromising and abrasive drum programming, caustic synth lines and yelping Mark E Smith styled vocals." (The Vinyl Factory) "Good God, just leave me floating in those Evian Christ-inspired nervous post-punk synth fluctutations of the opening “Brave New World” and I’ll be set forever. " (Weed Temple) CHECK OUT BANDCAMP LINK WITH THE ALBUM! http://lightningglove.bandcamp.com/album/radical-zoo-nothing

[herecomeskabal-blog]

The track is taken from Lightning Glove's vinyl debut Radical Zoo (Nothing). It was released in July 2014 under Manchester-based label cooperation ONO TESLA! It follows earlier tape releases Fantasmagorie Interiéru and Raving Peacock's Tail. You can order it on boomkat http://boomkat.com/vinyl/1057737-lightning-glove-radical-zoo "Wrap-around risograph sleeve designed by Michael Holland, mastered by Stephen Bishop. Gnod and Michael Holland's Ono Tesla corporation follows that gorgeous Negra Branca side with a snotty cyberpunk blast from Czech Republic's Lightning Glove. 'Radical Zoo' is their debut album of rudimentary electronics, spitting machine rhythms and urgent, whiny vocals lashing out under dissociative synth atmospheres across six tracks referencing punkish electro and dubstep alongside in-vogue darkwave. Together with lyrics about Ketamine and the social disintegration of Europe, it all comes off like the lo-fi soundtrack to some '90s cyberpunk flick about poor-but-sexy squatters in de rigueur fatigues." --- boomkat