Tuxedomoon: Scream with a View
Tuxedomoon: Scream with a View
Format: 12-INCH SINGLE
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Artist: Tuxedomoon
Label: Superior Viaduct
Product Type: 12-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 857176003379
Genre: Alternative Rock
Twelve inch vinyl repressing of this 1979 EP from the Bay Area Avant-Garde band. Founded by Steven Brown and Blaine Reininger in San Francisco, Tuxedo moon are a futuristic alternate reality of delirium and existential dread. Scream with a View, recorded surreptitiously in the Residents' private studio in 1979, advances brilliant melodic concepts through analog technology for a sound barely comprehensible today. On 'Where Interests Lie,' punchy drum machine underlies barbed and eerie leads from guitarist Michael Belfer (The Sleepers). '(Special Treatment for the) Family Man' - a reference to Dan White's trial for the assassination of San Francisco's mayor George Moscone and supervisor Harvey Milk in 1978 - is an indignant vigil cut with a rare brand of macabre humor. Saxophone, Polymoog, violin, e-bowed guitar, and CB radio interference make Scream with a View the insidious foil to the urgent No Tears EP.
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