9 Thoughts to “ Opaque - RMFTM* - Strange Wave Galore (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Label: Fuzz Club Records - FCV12 • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Limited Edition Black With White Splatter • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Psychedelic Rock, Space Rock, Shoegaze RMFTM* - Strange Wave Galore (, Black With White Splatter, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(24).

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2. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about RMFTM* - Strange Wave Galore at Discogs. Complete your RMFTM* collection/5(39).

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Gatefold slipcase CD release of Strange Wave Galore on Discogs. Label: Fuzz Club Records - RMFTM2CD • Format: CD Album Gatefold slipcase • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Psychedelic Rock, Space Rock, Shoegaze Opaque: 7: What The Lightning Said: RMFTM* Strange 4/5(4).

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4. Strange wave galore by Radar men from the Moon, released 01 February 1. Surrealist appearance 2. Reverie 3. Strange wave galore 4. The sweet confusion 5. Lautréamont 6. Opaque 7. What the lightning said Recorded and produced by Bob de Wit & Radar men from the Moon.

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5. The Bestial Light by Radar men from the Moon, released 1. Breeding 2. Piss christ 3. Sacred cunt of the universe 4. Eden in reverse 5. The bestial light 6. Self 7. Pleasure 8. Levelling dust Dutch experimentalists RMFTM are ushering in their tenth year as a band with their sixth full-length ‘The Bestial Light’, due for release May 8th via Fuzz Club and marking yet another.

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6. London based independent record label focusing on raw, experimental rock 'n' roll, influenced by psychedelia, shoegaze, noise, garage, blues, folk and experimentation. The label began in rural Norway during the 24 hour darkness of the Arctic winter, and entered the scene in with our compilation The Reverb Conspiracy – made in Missing: Opaque.

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7. RMFTM (that’s Radar Men From The Moon for names-in-full fans) close out their trilogy of Subversive albums with De Splende Mens, perhaps the most potent entry in the series. The Eindhoven group pull all manner of dark and experimental sound styles into their orbit, chewing them up and spitting out a frenzied power-pulse of punk-industrial.

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8. Now, however, is the time for something else. Bolstered by the addition of a vocalist and second drummer, the incendiary ‘Bestial Light’ LP sees the band move on from the electronic experimentations of the Subversive album trilogy (culminating in their most-recent LP, ’s ‘De Spelende Mens’) and last year’s ‘Bliss’ EP.

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9. The whole album remastered plus the B sides from the singles of the time plus the holy grail for Radiohead fans, three unreleased and long sought after tracks dug out of the vaults. All formats have all the bonus stuff on so if you miss out on the opaque blue vinyl you are still ok (computer).

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