Tones on Tail was a Post-Punk side project by Bauhaus
guitarist Daniel Ash, composed of him with friend Glenn Campling and later
Bauhaus drummer Kevin Haskins. The group took Bauhaus' gloom and doom and
warped it into what they called "doom-and-dance-pop", fusing several
different styles and sounds together into a unique take on Post-Punk and New
Wave Music. The Burning Skies 12” careens from languid, whispered rock to jumpy
light funk to spare atmospheric soundtracks, and offers very little song writing
content, merely scanty ideas in service of largely pointless studio fiddling.
Again, this wouldn’t be the first entry point into Tones
On Tail that I would recommend, although it’s place is reserved due to it being
the entry point for Kevin Haskins and the band becoming a trio it is still very
much experimental in its appearance.
Ripped from a 12” single to edgy MP3
Tones On Tail; Burning Skies 12”
A1. Burning
Skies
A2. Ok,
This Is The Pops
B1. When
You’re Smiling
B2. You,
The Night And The Music

So many years without listenig to this..And it sounds as good,thanks Man. By the way the presentation and comments you add are a statement of style.I Enjoy the whole lot very much.
ReplyDeleteBig thanks from Patagonia Argentina.
Wow, such undeserved praise...many thanks for adding to the blog Anon.
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