KG - Come Closer, We're Cool LP punk using space and shadows rather

using space and shadows rather than volume increases or additional sounds to create (and maintain) dynamics

recording and committing other sins against decency

England on New Year's Eve 1977

from Blonde on Blonde to Harvest

KG - Come Closer, We're Cool LP punk using space and shadows ratherManufactured Recordings Shoegaze Archive presents Come Closer, Were Cool, a collection of early 90s fuzzy noise pop by KG, the longtime project of Mulhouse, Frances Rmy Bux. Started in 1988 as a solo bedroom project named after the German word Kriegsgefangener (prisoner of war), Buxs early experiments involved a two track recorder, a rigged synthesizer, and a great deal of ingenuity. Eventually procuring a four track recorder, Bux began recording more