Wall of Voodoo - S/T [MARBLED VINYL] - New 12

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Wall of Voodoo - S/T [MARBLED VINYL] - New 12"Wall of Voodoo's first recordings from 1980 featuring Ring Of Fire Remastered by Jim Hill the original studio engineer Includes large 24 x 24 poster plus lyric liner insert Marble colored vinyl Originally formed to provide film scores for sci fi and horror movies. Wall of Voodoo shot to fame in 1983 with their hit single Mexican Radio and its accompanying video. Earlier in 1980 they produced this critically acclaimed six track mini album. Featuring

One might say that MASKxSOUL blends dark-jazz

Studio sessions initially recorded and mixed by Mike Lust at Phantom Manor Studios in Chicago

2025 reissue of 1983 LP

Songs are allowed room to breathe

“Pulsallama is the sound of girls–laughing

ce que le reste du monde allait finir par apprécier

shot through a Texan/Nigerian filter that stands as a missing link between the dancefloor experiments of Houston and Lagos

The new edition features rainbow holographic artwork housed inside a transparent PVC outer sleeve with holographic skull print

Juan Nunez (Iempsa)

backed up by Jason Kohnen (The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble

and alternate male/female vocals

weird sounds