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Slinging tuneage like some fried or otherwise soused short-order cook. Embiggening the earholes

From Buttholes to Europop, from Loons to Bassoons.

26 August 2026

What’s for Lunch, Christian?

 

Christian Gregory Ingle is Christian Lunch, a minimal synth-punk musician from California. He lived in the Los Angeles area in the late 70s & lurked around the periphery of the L.A. music scene for a time. He released a couple of EPs on his own Fish Ranch label before deciding to move to Europe in the early 80s. With only the clothes on his back & a Teac 4-track for luggage, he came to rest in Hamburg, Germany.

He released his first full-lehgth on the Konkurrenz Schallplatten label. It is a refreshingly unique take on the evolving genre of experimental synth-punk of the early 80s.

 

Christian Lunch - Shark Bait, Konkurrenz Schallplatten KON9, 1981.
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Side Eins -
A Message from the Boss    
Strangling of a Small Dog    
PCH    
Monika Po    
Animal Life    
Pogo Muzak    
Jokes on You
Butzmania
Mambo Jambo 
Ivory Coast

Side Zwei -
Party Boys
Cha Cha Cha
Denken Str.    
Bitchen Egyptian    
Bauhaus Retreads
Hausfrau Dub
Tears from Jürgen Wo    
Music for Senile Buddhist Quartet    
Weltsendeschluß

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

13 comments:

  1. Shark Bait
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  2. Enjoy it i shall! I've been on the lookout for Christian Lunch ever since i heard his 'Welcome To The Neighborhood' years ago. This'll do very nicely.

    Whilst i'm here, Nate, i wonder if i could ask a favour of you? I recently picked up a CD by Attwenger (an Austrian neo-folk band from Linz) called 'Sun'. It's bloody marvellous, it is. You wouldn't happen to have anything else by this fantastic duo, would you? As ever, i am indebted to you. Thank you, my friend.

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    1. Glad I could share my Lunch with you.

      As to Attwenger, I believe I have their 2005/2006 follow-ups Dog & Dog 2 around somewhere. Give me a few says to find them & check back here. Thanks brother.

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    2. Nicely mate. I'll look forward to that.

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    3. Richie, here's Dog & Dog2 remixes:

      Dog, Trikont US-0340, 2005.
      https://mega.nz/file/r1kHGBba#v2ETTtiQqBGp5MSoNz2az_AClc_3sDolswruhlH7F8c
      Dog2, Trikont US-0348, 2006.
      https://mega.nz/file/fw1WyCSD#_4vxmHI7m5iLe2KZkGmBdvrczvpP0u15GpUEd4xb-lU


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    4. Much obliged to you, mi amigo. I'll be bumping these to the top of the playlist over coming days.

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  3. I Love The Album, THX 4 It

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  4. Hi
    He also issued a EP called "Unreliable Sources" and was featured on the "Let Them Eat Jellybeans" album (2 songs)
    He's got some more recent titles (well, between 3 and 13 years...) on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/christian-lunch

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    1. Thanks for the comment, the info, & the Soundcloud link. I'm sure some folks will be glad for this.

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  5. It's hard to find a good Christian Lunch in these heathen times! Thank you for sharing his LP. Wish I had better rips of his EP's Global Reach and Product (aka Dolphin Lust) with Cole Palme from Factrix.

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  6. This jumble of sounds is giving me Chrome vibes. ;0) Many Thanks!

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    1. Christian came from the same CA music scene in the late 70s. He was from LA, Chrome from S.F., but they navigated some of the same sounds, for sure.

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