Coaxial Transmission, by Cosmic Monster

Coaxial Transmission

by Cosmic Monster

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1.	Frankenstein Conquers the World 01:38
2.	Floating Organs - Regurgitate 03:56	buy track
3.	Another Necktie Murder 04:34	buy track
4.	Floating Organs - No Creature of God 03:33	buy track
5.	Cosmic Monster / Floating Organs - Coaxial Transmission 05:38	buy track

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DESTROY ALL PRODUCTIONS presents
Cosmic Monster / Floating Organs
COAXIAL TRANSMISSION

19:19 of audiovisual abuse - pulsing pounding transcendental sounds and sights from beyond the magnetic tape vehicle of days gone by.

Watch...as FRANKENSTEIN CONQUERS THE WORLD! Imitation is the form of flattery- particularly in the case of metropolitan destruction. Phasing out orchestra and prepared piano in place of an arrangement for guitars, baritone guitar, bass, and drums...no one is safe!

REGURGITATE - A supersonic assault to the senses - hyperdimensional throbbing of the plasma-screened nightmare. Is something coming through... or are you being sucked in?!

Place: London / Year: 1972 / Headline: ANOTHER NECKTIE MURDER! Flatfooted police investigations attempt to unravel mystery of the killer with a most particular weapon of choice. It would almost be hilarious if it weren't so damned inhuman-WAIT! Suddenly...Synthesizers!?

This surely is NO CREATURE OF GOD! Electromagnetic cheering of the most sacrilicious sort. End of days or beginnings of some sort of growth?! Don't point! Don't Stare! He...it was born that way.

A merger of two worlds - two beings acting as one malignant manifestation. It's too late to stop this COAXIAL TRANSMISSION! From another planet? From the past? From the future? Another world? BACK AWAY! How is that video still playing when you plugged the set from the wall?!

credits

released April 30, 2013

Tracks 1 and 3 recorded in The Living Room in 7/2012
Tracks 2 and 4 recorded in The Bakery NJ
Track 5 recorded in Home Base and The Bakery NJ between 6/12 and 1/13

Track 1 was composed by Akira Ifukube for Frankenstein Conquers the World / Arranged, performed, and produced by Christopher Marti
Tracks 2 and 4 written, programmed, and produced by Eden Lustig
Track 3 written, arranged, performed, and produced by Christopher Marti
Track 5 written, arranged, performed, programmed, and produced by Eden Lustig and Christopher Marti

Congas on Track 5 performed by Bob Larsen

Artwork and layout by Destroy All Productions
Visual version edited by Liquidman

MMXIII Destroy All Productions
DAP-07

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