Brenda Ray – D'Ya Hear Me [LP] Industrial / Power Electronics tape manipulations and saxophone improvisations

tape manipulations and saxophone improvisations – the album eschews the live minimalism of The Reserve to evoke an era of burgeoning knowledge and hope that humanist responsibility would prevail

countless solo dispatches]

these served as companions to the scant amount of proper Shizuka releases at the time (including the recently reissued Heavenly Persona)

whose guises include Circle Pit

provocative noise -- shifting from the sparse

Brenda Ray – D'Ya Hear Me [LP] Industrial / Power Electronics tape manipulations and saxophone improvisations"Sweet post punk, with a heartfelt reggae funk influence, analog dub effects and lovely femme vox. A unique slice of late 70s early 80s goodness, starring Brenda Ray, whose previous release on EM Records, Walatta, has been embraced by a large number of listeners. Recorded in North West England, D'Ya Hear Me! is warm hearted, open, fresh and slyly experimental. With an independent spirit and a true D. I. Y. soul, these thirteen tracks, originally