Description
Unmen – Love Under Water – Compact Disc
Unmen’s Love Under Water (And Other Motion Picture Music), released in 1992 by Some Bizzare Records, is a distinctive album that blends experimental rock with cinematic soundscapes. The band, consisting of Giles Perring and Nick Cash, recorded the album between December 1988 and February 1992 in various private studios across London. Notably, the opening track, ‘Dig That Crazy Grave,’ was recorded at Blackwing Studios, while ‘The Man From The Bomb’ and ‘Tomorrow And Tomorrow’ were recorded at Family Studio.
The album features a total of 11 tracks, each showcasing Unmen’s ability to merge traditional rock elements with avant-garde experimentation. Tracks like ‘Dig That Crazy Grave’ and ‘The Man From The Bomb’ highlight the band’s innovative approach to composition and production. The album’s title suggests a thematic connection to film music, and the tracks indeed evoke a cinematic quality, with atmospheric arrangements and evocative melodies.
The production of Love Under Water was a collaborative effort, with Perring and Cash serving as producers. The album’s preparation was supported by equipment generously lent by Frank Tovey and Ian Tregoning, indicating a community-driven approach to its creation.
Love Under Water has garnered appreciation among enthusiasts of experimental and cinematic music. The album’s unique blend of genres and its atmospheric depth make it a noteworthy entry in the early ’90s alternative music scene.
Love Under Water (And Other Motion Picture Music) serves as a testament to Unmen’s innovative spirit, reflecting their dedication to pushing the boundaries of traditional rock music and contributing to the genre’s evolution.
Brand new, never played but not sealed in the factory plastic seal
Some Bizzare Records
UK Import
Track Listing
dif that crazy grave
the man from the bob
love under water
gay scene
the domes of mars
the unselleep part 1
the wind from nowhere
the soft way
love under water
gay scene remix
the unsleep part 2
tomorrow and tomorrow
