Gonna Lapse? Make it a Pro Lapse.

As I mentioned when I shared Red Seal at the end of January, once more I ended up biting off more than I could chew this month. I had built up a stovetop full of back-burner posts that were replies to folks who had commented at one time or another about previous shares. I had probably sez at the time:
     "I'll get around to it when I can".

Well, the ole round to-it just keeps on spinning & I guess the time is NOW. Plus I've been trying to finish up the Musick that Needed Work series that seems to have been dragging on forever (only since 2015...ten frigging years...). I'm finally up to R this month.

Between these two categories I have again over-done it. I'm not complaining, though. Working on this mess, finding music to share with you all, has been keeping me from dwelling on other more darkly negative situations. I'm focusing on the musick & hope it can impart some delight for visitors here.

So on to Suggestions from Commentors...

On the memorial post at the time of David Lynch's death, Rico (Mister Kien) left a tremendous comment. In it he sez:
     "I haven't seen Prolapse on your blog yet (but Blurt yes!)" 

 

I replied that I had simply overlooked Prolapse as I am wont to do with numerous bands that deserve sharing that have simply slipped my time-worn mind. Prolapse - Pointless Walks to Dismal Places was always a favorite of mine. I'll start there & try to remedy my (pro) lapse.

Prolapse were an English indie rock band formed in Leicester, England active from 1992 to 2000. The group's sound was a mixture of punk rock, krautrock, & shoegazing styles. The band's sound was also characterised by the alternating, contrasting vocal styles of Linda Steelyard & Mick Derrick ("with the aim of being the most depressing band ever"). 

 

Prolapse - Pointless Walks to Dismal Places, Cherry Red CDBRED116, 1994.
all decryption codes in comments

Serpico    
Headless in a Beat Motel    
Surreal Madrid    
Doorstop Rhythmic Bloc    
Burgundy Spine    
Black Death Ambulance    
Chill Blown    
Hungarian Suicide Song    
Tina, This is Matthew Stone

 

 

 

 

 

Prolapse - backsaturday, Jetset Records TWA01CD, 1995.

Mein Minefield, Mine Landmine
TCR    
Framen Fr. Cesar    
Every Night I'm Mentally Crucified (7000 Times)    
Zen Nun Deb
Irritating Radiator
Drown Radio Therapy    
Flex
Strain Contortion of Bag

 

 

 

 

 

Prolapse - The Italian Flag, Radar Records SCANCD25, 1997.

Slash/Oblique    
Deanshanger    
Cacophony No.A
Killing the Bland    
I Hate the Clicking Man    
Autocade    
Tunguska    
Flat Velocity Curve    
Return of te Shoes    
A Day at Death Seaside    
Bruxelles    
Visa for Violet & Van    
Three Wooden Heads

 

 

 

 

 

Prolapse - Ghosts of Dead Aeroplanes, Cooking Vinyl COOKCD177, 1999.

Essence of Cessna    
Fob.Com    
Adiabatic    
Cylinders V12 Beats Cylinders 8    
One Illness    
After After    
Government of Spain    
Planned Obsolescence

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ