Description
Richard H. Kirk – Black Jesus Voice – Vinyl Record
Black Jesus Voice is a solo album by Richard H. Kirk, a founding member of the electronic band Cabaret Voltaire. Black Jesus Voice was released in 1993.
Richard H. Kirk is a pioneering figure in electronic music, known for his work with Cabaret Voltaire as well as his solo projects. He has explored various styles within electronic music, including techno, ambient, and experimental. The album features Kirk’s signature electronic sound, characterized by pulsating rhythms, synthesizers, and experimental textures. ‘Black Jesus Voice’ showcases Kirk’s ability to create immersive and atmospheric electronic music.
The album consists of tracks such as ‘Streetgang,’ ‘Black Jesus Voice,’ ‘This is the H bomb sound,’ and ‘Short wave.’ These tracks demonstrate Kirk’s diverse range as a musician and his innovative approach to electronic composition. The title Black Jesus Voice and the album’s artwork suggest themes of spirituality, identity, and social commentary, which are often explored in Kirk’s music.
Black Jesus Voice received positive reviews from critics, who praised its inventive soundscapes and Kirk’s ability to push the boundaries of electronic music. The album is considered a significant release in Richard H. Kirk’s discography, showcasing his continued relevance and influence in the electronic music scene.
Black Jesus Voice is an important album that highlights Richard H. Kirk’s talent and innovation as a solo artist within the realm of electronic music.
U.K. PRESSING
Rough Trade Records
Track Listing
Streetgang
hipnotic
boom shala
black jesus voice
martyrs of palestine
this is the H bomb sound
short wave
