The album is Cabaret Voltaire's first release with Richard H. Kirk* as the sole member of the band.



1. "Be Free"
2. "The Power (Of Their Knowledge)"
3. "Night of the Jackal"
4. "Microscopic Flesh Fragment"
5. "Papa Nine Zero Delta United"
6. "Universal Energy"
7. "Vasto" 7:46
8. "What's Goin' On"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_of_Fear_(album)
Discogs linkoid: https://www.discogs.com/Cabaret-Voltaire-Shadow-Of-Fear/master/1843181

Youtube Linkoid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeFyHZJaYj8&list=OLAK5uy_m7vuvin679eV3Og7af_2KZIkbPxYDhDbk

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This is going to be as bad as the artwork isn't it?

The art is late '80s/early '90s.

Could be worse…






And even worse…

Spoiler:

And to be honest the Micro-Phonies one isn't much cop either. Other than the font.

I recognise those houses behind them. They're between Norfolk Park and Arbourthorne.

Went out for a perambulation as the sun was out, and after Rådiövölnå's raw artefacts this came on.



I don't think it's suitable for a mass listening running commentary, their more 90s 'experimental' dance music, tracks are the same all the way through not itself a band thing but it makes for a poor commentary.

I think what I'm saying is, unless anyone else feels the need this need to listen to this,

I thought this was the best track





Otherwise it wants throwing down the oubliette