C.I.A DEBUTANTE - Music For Small Rooms 12" shoegaze accompanied by a lazy rhythm

accompanied by a lazy rhythm and Steve Pike’s throaty shout-growl

not too metalhead - just enough of both

To some extent

As he put it in a 1983 interview: "I tried to listen to the noise in my head and invent some junkyard orchestral deviation—a mutant apparatus to drive this noise into a wreck collection

the astoundingly great 50 year-old album The Ice Age by Indianapolis quintet ICE was never even released upon its completion

C.I.A DEBUTANTE - Music For Small Rooms 12" shoegaze accompanied by a lazy rhythmLimited edition of 200 copies. Highly recommended. "Music For Small Rooms provides more paranoid and blown out cold war industrial dub avantness. Comparisons to early Suicide and Cabaret Voltaire are unavoidable, but then why shouldn't they be? That's two perfectly fantastic reference points for anyone to be drawing on, and CIA Debutante appear particularly adept at it, half wreckers of civilisation, half arch critics of a world gone fucked. Paranoia