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Legendary Pink Dots Nijmegen, Netherlands
Welcome to the official Legendary Pink Bandcamp where we will subject you to depraved but memorable rituals.For those who wish to explore the margins of this strange land we can also direct you to: edwardka-spel.bandcamp.com and dustbombers.bandcamp.com ... more
Legendary Pink Dots recommends:
The 100th Anniversary (1952-2052)
by Jean-Jacques Birgé
Jean Jacques Birge is an artist with a history so rich with good music, it's possible to forget that there's life outside this submarine. Hours of deep listening await the curious listener.
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Phew is an all time favourite artist of ours, and we recommend everything she creates.
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Songs of Yearning
by Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus
Such a special, and unique band. Explore and experience a new form of beauty.
go to albumIf you like Mimir 3 (enhanced 2015), you may also like:
The Neon Weeps Tonight
by Edward Ka-Spel
supported by 51 fans who also own “Mimir 3 (enhanced 2015)”
I love having this in CDR format because: a) it is Edward; b) I have The Quarantine Tapes of which this is the first “volume” and, like it or not, cassette tapes are cool but they are not ultra-durable; c) the music is fabulous (OK, this should probably be the first reason, but since I already have the cassette, it must languish at “c”); and d) hopefully this means the remaining three volumes of The Quarantine Tapes will be released as lovingly made CDRs.
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The Random Time Machine
by Edward Ka-Spel
supported by 49 fans who also own “Mimir 3 (enhanced 2015)”
Ridiculously remarkable and remarkably ridiculous. It's like being plugged directly into an interior monologue - music at the speed of thought: songs aren't written as much as spontaneously grown before me - mercilessly tickling my very ear-brains in ecstatic audiophonic parthenogenic gestation. Give Edward 45 minutes and he'll take you to 100 different places you've never been before simultaneously. It's a literal Random Time Machine. Just buy the damn ticket already.
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Gnarly punk rock from the Philadelphia duo is unhinged in the best way, an in-the-red sonic assault a la Motorhead/Stooges.
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