An Introduction To Dutch New Wave Volume 13

After a busy week at the office, we moved on the first of June to a new building, finally the vacation ogles. So the best way to start this vacation is presenting a new Volume.


This weeks Volume is based around, again, some vynil rips from resent obtained albums and from a fine source discovered on Facebook and YouTube. Diggin' Demos tries to find the stories behind (mainly) Dutch demo tapes. He uploads a demo on YouTube, complete with tracklist and all available information from the tape, and, when present, a link to discogs.com. On his Facebook site he then tries to come up with the story behind the tape, the band and the songs. Not directly from the band, but from people who bought the demo, saw the band or in some way were in contact with the band.

The front picture of this Volume is the mill The Mastiff (De Dog) in the village Uitgeest.

The tracks:

01. Triple X - Fighting (3:57)
02. André de Saint-Obin - The Human Machine (live) (4:14)
03. Brezneff - No Nukes (4:02)
04. Ling Chung & The Ultimate Bike - Great Unawareness (2:18)
05. Ketchup - Ring (5:26)
06. What's In A Name - 70 Great Ideas From Europe (4:38)
07. Tragic Verdun - Nature (3:05)
08. Svätsox - Midway Gorf (4:18)
09. The Tapes - The Mating Season (3:45)
10. Another Face - Oh Boy (4:51)
11. Zerx - Drop The Bombs (2:25)
12. Six Plys Tzar - Menace (pa bha dah) (4:36)
13. Autopilot - R.E.M. #13 (george rides again) (5:49)
14. Spectral Display - Sailor (3:58)
15. Factory Toys - Shameless (4:05)
16. The Spiderz - Sailor (3:58)
17. Mo - Cheese (2:38)
18. Tecnoville - Small Piece Of Sillicon (4:49)
19. Aldomir Zimmerman - Modern Radio (2:52)
20. The Rousers - Life On A Sunday (3:00)

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