Chris Neal - Crosstalk Industrial & Post Punk Since then they have released

Since then they have released five EP's and two full-length albums

Love the Jean Paul Gautier-like Carnival artwork too

Not with any intention of taking over the world

sentimental vocals - creates a private quality that separates the album from other extravagant progressive rock productions contemporary to its 1974 release

This whole record plays beautifully with slow lumbering basslines and nyah drums punctuated by massive rim shots and glorious horns

Chris Neal - Crosstalk Industrial & Post Punk Since then they have released"Originally released in 1982, including tracks written for Crosstalk (a science fiction thriller film made in Australia) and other electronic themes, it was written, performed and recorded by Chris Neal in his home studio, using Roland System 700 and Roland MC8. In 1982 there were only a few System 700s ever produced and Roland was more interested in promoting their more commercial System 100M (that's why it was credited on the 1982 original cover to