Vishal Naidu - Fragments Of Serenity CS xx1996 loudly: “When can we hear

loudly: “When can we hear more Dents

Traditional techno expressions flirt with your ears

Without employing too many cliched Theme Park music metaphors such as 'white knuckle roller coaster ride' and 'spinning teacups of terror' what do we get

One Way Ticket collects a bunch of tracks from The Nerves’ short history—including “Waiting On The Telephone” later popularised by Blondie—that hark back to the early years of The Beatles while also pre-empting the minimalist punk of The Ramones a few years later

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Vishal Naidu - Fragments Of Serenity CS xx1996 loudly: “When can we hear"Memories of a forgotten past makes its way into the present Trees whisper the tales once lost in these woods Washed away by the cleansing rains amongst the chaos Pieces which fit, remembered by the distant lands Fragments lay beside the enchanted creeks Nocturnal woods conceal the paths untravelled Her chaos destroys, her chaos heals As these fragments of serenity slowly drift into one, it's all coming back together." Composers Vishal Naidu (all