Brenda Ray – D'Ya Hear Me [LP] Industrial / Power Electronics with a 16-page booklet (

with a 16-page booklet ( also in colour ) with photographs

To know we are alive” – Bruce Russell"

these served as companions to the scant amount of proper Shizuka releases at the time (including the recently reissued Heavenly Persona)

tape manipulations and saxophone improvisations – the album eschews the live minimalism of The Reserve to evoke an era of burgeoning knowledge and hope that humanist responsibility would prevail

honing their approach to mutual improvisation

Brenda Ray – D'Ya Hear Me [LP] Industrial / Power Electronics with a 16-page booklet ("Sweet post punk, with a heartfelt reggae funk influence, analog dub effects and lovely femme vox. A unique slice of late 70s early 80s goodness, starring Brenda Ray, whose previous release on EM Records, Walatta, has been embraced by a large number of listeners. Recorded in North West England, D'Ya Hear Me! is warm hearted, open, fresh and slyly experimental. With an independent spirit and a true D. I. Y. soul, these thirteen tracks, originally