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London Ultra Disco 30381 by Clock DVA is a highly experimental album that showcases the band's ability to blend various genres of music. The album features a unique mix of disco, industrial, and electronic music that creates an otherworldly listening experience.
Clock DVA's use of unconventional sounds and instruments is evident throughout the album, with tracks like "The Act" and "White Cell" featuring a pulsing beat that is both fascinating and hypnotic. The use of distorted vocals and heavy bass lines in "Resistance" and "The Hacker" add to the overall edginess of the album.
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Untitled | 33:23 |
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Formats
- Cassette
- Single Sided
- Unofficial Release
Notes
Recorded live at London Heaven 30 March 1981About Clock DVA
One of the first groups to arise during the formation of the Sheffield Electronic Scene.
Adi Newton formed the first lineup of Clock DVA in 1978, after his departure from The Future (the other members of which would go on to form The Human League and Heaven 17) with Judd Turner (bass), David J. Hammond (guitar), Roger Quail (drums) and Charlie Collins (saxophone, clarinet).
The term 'DVA,' was inspired by Anthony Burgess' satirical science fiction novel, 'A Clockwork Orange.').
Originally focusing on experimental music inspired by science fiction and the occult (with the latter fading as time went on) and later reflecting the burgeoning industrial and electronic body music that had begun seeping into underground music scenes on both sides of the Atlantic.
After a handful of privately produced cassettes (most of which have since been collected in the 'Horology' boxed sets of lps from the German label Vinyl-On-Demand) the band released a cassette on Throbbing Gristle's Industrial Records label.
"White Souls In Black Suits" features founder members Adi Newton (vocals, violin, EMS Synthi E, tapes), Steven James "Judd" Turner (bass, vocals, treatments, rhythm machine, ex-Block Opposite), and the original guitarist David J. Hammond (guitar, treatments). Two additional musicians were added to the line up, Roger Quail (drums) and Charlie Collins (saxophones, flute, and percussion,) and featured a sound much more in line with their contemporaries outside of the Sheffield scene (which had gravited to a smoother more pop oriented sound, for the most part.) The first formalised DVA line up also featured Simon Mark Elliot-Kemp on synthesiser.
In 1981, David J Hammond left and guitarist Paul Widger joined in 1980. The following album, "Thirst," was produced by Psychic TV producer Ken Thomas and released through the independent record label Fetish (and was cited, by the NME Journalist Paul Morley, as one of the great albums of the 80's alongside Joy Division's "Unknown Pleasures" and The Fall's "Dragnet".) After "Thirst
Name Vars
- CDVA
- CLOCKDVA
- ClockDVA
- ClockDva
- Clockdva
- D.V.A.
- DVA
- Dva
- Dvation
Members
- Paul Browse
- Adi Newton
- David Palmer
- Nick Sanderson
- Roger Quail
- Charlie Collins
- Shaun Ward
- John Valentine Carruthers
- Dean Dennis
- David James Hammond
- Steven James Turner
- Paul Widger
- Barry R. Harden
- Robert Baker
- Alessandro Cellai
- Michael Ward
- Maurizio Martinucci
- Simon Mark Elliot-Kemp
- E. Gabriel Edvy
- Panagiotis Tomaras
