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JOHN BENDER - pop surgery LP
Following the release of lo-fi electronic masterpiece I Donât Remember Now / I Donât Want To Talk About It and his brilliant follow-up Plaster Falling, Cincinnati-based artist John Bender began assembling his third and last album, Pop Surgery, in late 1982. While all of Benderâs work draws from intimate home recordingsâfeaturing the artist alone with various keyboards, analogue sequencers and tape delaysâPop Surgery remains the one that perhaps best distills his arrant deconstruction of the âpopâ concept. These twelve frenetic tracks, meticulously stitched together with dubbed-out vocals and disjointed drum machines, stretch the boundaries of bedroom electronics. Bender would forgo the handmade LP sleeves typical of his Record Sluts imprint. The cover depicts an imposing scrapyard crane, ready to pick up discarded objects with its bright red electromagnet, while the center labels dĂ©tourn Columbiaâs classic â70s style.
Following the release of lo-fi electronic masterpiece I Donât Remember Now / I Donât Want To Talk About It and his brilliant follow-up Plaster Falling, Cincinnati-based artist John Bender began assembling his third and last album, Pop Surgery, in late 1982. While all of Benderâs work draws from intimate home recordingsâfeaturing the artist alone with various keyboards, analogue sequencers and tape delaysâPop Surgery remains the one that perhaps best distills his arrant deconstruction of the âpopâ concept. These twelve frenetic tracks, meticulously stitched together with dubbed-out vocals and disjointed drum machines, stretch the boundaries of bedroom electronics. Bender would forgo the handmade LP sleeves typical of his Record Sluts imprint. The cover depicts an imposing scrapyard crane, ready to pick up discarded objects with its bright red electromagnet, while the center labels dĂ©tourn Columbiaâs classic â70s style.
$30.10
JOHN BENDER - pop surgery LPâ
$30.10
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Following the release of lo-fi electronic masterpiece I Donât Remember Now / I Donât Want To Talk About It and his brilliant follow-up Plaster Falling, Cincinnati-based artist John Bender began assembling his third and last album, Pop Surgery, in late 1982. While all of Benderâs work draws from intimate home recordingsâfeaturing the artist alone with various keyboards, analogue sequencers and tape delaysâPop Surgery remains the one that perhaps best distills his arrant deconstruction of the âpopâ concept. These twelve frenetic tracks, meticulously stitched together with dubbed-out vocals and disjointed drum machines, stretch the boundaries of bedroom electronics. Bender would forgo the handmade LP sleeves typical of his Record Sluts imprint. The cover depicts an imposing scrapyard crane, ready to pick up discarded objects with its bright red electromagnet, while the center labels dĂ©tourn Columbiaâs classic â70s style.
