SMERSH - Super Solid Heavy Waste (remastered) - Vinyl (LP)
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SMERSH

Super Solid Heavy Waste (remastered) (LP)

Dark Entries US

Cat: DE 090. Rel: 22 Jun 15
Industrial/Noise


Side 1 - Track 1. Out Demon Out Side 1 - Track 2. Highway Surplus Side 1 - Track 3. Palomar Side 1 - Track 4. Entre Nous Side 2 - Track 1. Under Your Hoop Side 2 - Track 2. The Land Of Feeling Good Side 2 - Track 3. Spook House Side 2 - Track 4. Tu Quoque, Fili Mi

Dark Entries are no strangers to profiling the prolific work Piscataway duo Mike Mangino and the late Chris Shepard committed to tape as Smersh, issuing a compilation of their material in late 2012 called Cassette Pets. It's fair to say a lot more people know Dark Entries now but might not be that familiar with Smersh so this new Super Solid Heavy Waste collection is a fine introduction to the US outfit. Reflecting the more beat-focused side to Smersh, the tracks were recorded between 1983 and 1993, covering the duo's most prolific period up to the year before Shepard passed away, with just "Under Your Hoop" having previously appeared on vinyl as part of the 1990 LP Emmanuelle Goes To Bangkok. Listening through it's no surprise Smersh appeared on the Borft label operated by Scandinavian pranksters Frak - there are definite sonic parallels between them.


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