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CLUB MORAL - 1981-1986

"Compilation of early Club Moral, DDV, Etat Brut & The Parts-tracks from 1981-1986. Club Moral was founded by Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven (AMVK) and Danny Devos (DDV) in Antwerp on January 1st, 1981. The framework to this incredible box-set is mainly based on selected tracks by DDV from 4 Sept and A Sound Atlas of Venerology, Club Morals Mit neuen Waffen, with additional compilation tracks and live recordings by Club Moral. Furthermore Etat Bruts complete Geometrie dun Assasinat and a selection of tracks by The Parts (DDV, AMVK and Erik Vloeberghs) are included. Some of the tracks included in this box-set have never been released before. From 1981 until 1993 Club Moral acted as a venue and until today as a music performance band. They have become known for their controversial performances and imagery because they focused on the presentation of art and live events of an extreme nature. Acts that have performed at Club Moral have included Non (Boyd Rice), Coup de Grace (Michael Moynihan), Slave State, Gerechtigkeits Liga, - Delta t, John Duncan, Angst, AR/TE, ProduKtion, Jack Stevenson, ConDom and many more. This box-release should give an audio- and visual overview and insight into the work of and at Club Moral and their two protagonists, DDV and AMVK. It will take you beyond the highly sought after vinyl-release of To All Who Are Interested from 1989 and will focus on the very early stage of Club Morals work including acclaimed pieces of close friends and collaborators." - Vinyl-on-Demand.

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