Total Erasement, by Digital Dance

Total Erasement

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1.	In My Head 04:54	buy track
2.	No Reason 04:26	buy track
3.	Human Zoo 05:00	buy track
4.	Treatment 05:15	buy track
5.	Kinder Surprise 03:44	buy track
6.	Der SpiegelPaleis 01:54	buy track
7.	Singing Tanker 05:14	buy track
8.	Back From The Waves 04:38	buy track
9.	Cruelty 03:38	buy track
10.	Three Meanings 04:29	buy track
11.	Total Erasement 04:23	buy track

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Life and death of a belgian cult band Digital Dance comin' directly from the Brussels' punk scene.

Prior to forming Digital Dance in Brussels, in the summer of 1978,
Jerry WX (voicen guitar) and Stephan Barbery (guitar) were closely involved in the local punk scene.Jerry WX played with Chainsaw, the very first Brussels punk band in 1976, and a year later with X-Pulsion. Stephan Barbery played with Thrills from 1977 to 1978.
During this period X-Pulsion, Thrills and a third band called Streets played many gigs together, often swapping instruments and members.
(see our recent Punk in Brussels 1977-1979 compilation).
Despite their difficult reputation and lack of commercial success, Digital Dance built up a cult following, having even support of John Peel in UK.
Between 1979 and 1981, Digital Dance released 3 singles and did several notable live concerts, as opening act for Magazine or Siouxsee and the Banshees. The various members subsequently played in groups as diverse as Fad Gadget, Marine, The Revenge, Kid Montana, Noh Mask, The Names, Snowy Red, The Weathermen....
Digital Dance did their last live show in 1981, there was no definite end of the band but they don't play together between 1982 and 1998. Sadly, Jerry died in 2000.
Last, but not least, the punk years in Brussels generated many fanzines. Digital Dance also published the Digital Magazine.

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released January 14, 2012

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