Artist info
Coil aka Coil / Time Machines, Coil vs. ELpH, ELpH vs. Coil
Coil (1982–2004) was initially established in London in 1983 as an experimental solo outlet for ex-Psychic TV member John Balance, and became a full-fledged experimental sonic manipulation unit a year later following the arrival of keyboardist / programmer Peter Christopherson (Sleazy), a founder of Psychic TV as well as a member of Throbbing Gristle. After debuting with the 17-minute ritual recording How to Destroy Angels, Balance and Sleazy recruited the aid of Possession’s Stephen Thrower, J. Read more on Last.fm
Album info
Contributors: Angela Hayward (design/illustration), Ebby Acquah (mastering), Tony (mastering), Simon Russell (compiler), Ebby Acquah (editor)
Also from this album: The Light 3000,Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass (radio edit),I Hear a New World,Bufferin: Memories,Radio Music (edit),Trixie,I Want More,Inkey$,Senderwahl,Direct Drive (edit),Day Breaks, Night Heals,Mean Old Devil,The Robots,Warm Leatherette,At the Golden Circle, Stockholm, Volume 1, 1965
Label info
Mute
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