Showing posts with label Pink Industry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pink Industry. Show all posts

Just The Beginning


Pink Industry - Forty Five
Ripped from a 12" vinyl EP released on Zulu Records (ZULU 1) in 1982 to high resolution 24-bit flac audio. Time for some top notch doom and gloom from our scouse friends Pink Industry. Forty Five was their debut EP as Pink Industry shortly after Jayne ended her Pink Military project with Nicky Cool. All titles by Ambrose & Jayne with lots of help from Dave it says on the sleeve. I am assuming the Dave in question had to be David Balfe?

A1 Is This The End
A2 ~47~
B1 Don't Let Go
B2 Final Cry

Don't Let Go


Pink Industry - The Peel Sessions
Ripped from a CDR of FM radio recordings of BBC Radio One John Peel Sessions captured to cassette tape between January 1982 and April 1984. Presented here in 16-bit lossless FLAC audio.
01. Not Moving
02. Creaking Doors
03. Holy Shit ....There's A Survivor!
04. Don't Be Anyone's Fashion
05. This Is The Place
06. Send Them Away
07. Taddy Up
08. Pain Of Pride
09. No Defence
10. Piano Ping
11. Don't Let Go


What Wouldn't You Give...


Pink Industry - Pink Industry
Ripped from a vinyl album released on Cathexis Recordings (CRL 18) on 1988 to high resolution 24-bit flac. Here is a fine compilation of dark, brooding almost sultry minimalism from Liverpool's Pink Industry. The band's entire catelogue is bizarrely unavailable (I read somewhere that all the masters have been lost ..is that true?) though there was a badly mastered Brazilian compilation a few years back. I only have this and the infamous Morrissey tribute single, and after some research have found that their three albums and three singles proper are rare enough to fetch good money on the second-hand market. 
Multi-instrumentalist Ambrose Reynolds (he's a bloke if you didn't know) creates moody atmospheric beats to perfectly match chanteuse Jayne Casey's evocative vocals .....and ooooh that bass is so dreamy, Some of these pieces are truly stunning, with many personal favourites which I know many others will adore. Don't Let Go is a gorgeous masterpiece and If anybody out there would like to donate a lossless rip (or copy) of the rare Ian Broudie produced 12" single then please get in touch. You'd make on old man very happy. I'll post the Peel sessions in a day or so.
A1 Enjoy The Pain
A2 Send Them Away
A3 New Aims
A4 Is This The End
A5 Not Moving
A6 This Is The Place
A7 Two Culture's
A8 Anyone's Fashion
B1 Pain Of Pride
B2 State Of Grace
B3 Bound By Silence
B4 Cruel Garden
B5 What I Wouldn't Give
B6 Don't Let Go
B7 Ticket To Heaven

Pink Industry - What I Wouldn't Give


A tribute to the bedroom muso culture of the eighties decade from Pink Military follow-up band, Pink Industry. A late night Peely fave. Hardly a tribute to Stephen Patrick, though Jane Casey does promise to bin her Smiths vinyl if her lover would return - such sacrifice! Minimalist pre-shoegaze indie-pop.

What I Wouldn't Give : ripped from a poor quality 7" vinyl single released on Zulu Records (RA 8) in 1985.

A. What I Wouldn't Give
B. Bound By Silence

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