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Alien Soundtracks

1977 studio album by Chrome From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Alien Soundtracks
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Alien Soundtracks is the second studio album by American rock band Chrome. It was released in 1977 by Siren Records.

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Background

Alien Soundtracks was Chrome's first record to feature Helios Creed, who would remain a longtime member of the band.

Reception

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Head Heritage wrote: "'Alien Soundtracks' is where every aspect of Chrome is at its peak: at every speed and every facet as each barrage of electronic space debris, taped dialogue and collaged subterranean fears all get refracted through Damon Edge's hypersensitive and distorted mental lenses that project outwards into a crazy quilt of half-caught meaning that, however disjointed the content (which pitches and tosses at every turn), a unity emerges that remains invigorating and consistent at every turn."[5]

Alternative Press named it one of the 15 best punk albums to have come out in 1977, writing: "If Iggy And The StoogesRaw Power was the sound of the Rolling Stones in hell, then Alien Soundtracks was the sound of the Stooges in hell, as a lo-fi sci-fi soundscape. The crude bashing and trash-compactor riffing had an acid-damaged edge, making this record both an avant-punk staple and early industrial-rock statement."[6]

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Track listing

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Personnel

Chrome
Technical
  • Michael Gore mastering
  • Amy James – sleeve photography

References

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