Working For A Nuclear Free City - What Do People Do All Day? Vinyl Record
Working For A Nuclear Free City - What Do People Do All Day? Vinyl Record
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Working for a Nuclear Free City have never been too concerned with genre and their latest release, What Do People Do All Day? Is no exception. Like much of their previous work, including a track that featured on AMCs pilot episode of Breaking Bad, it can be difficult to pinpoint a genre but it is not lacking in stylistic coherence. The end result I an expansive, pop-tinged, experimental album that can be as propulsive as it can be restrained, bring to mind artists as diverse and brilliant as Beck, Brian Eno tand Super Furry Animals.
- Format Detail: LP 180g
- Format: Vinyl
- Genre: Dance & Electronic
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