Tube Alloys - Magnetic Point LP Sometimes we don't know where

Sometimes we don't know where we are going or what the fuck is happening to us but every once in a while there are little indicators or even outside forces helping us to grow and to move along to the next stage

most of the notes he plays are bent to the edges of their known range

there's something strikingly Scandinavian about the eerie and icy cold compositions

the space is literal

The ensemble began at the very end of the '70s as a performance art-based unit whose anarchic shows would often involve destruction of venues and audio equipment

Tube Alloys - Magnetic Point LP Sometimes we don't know whereTube Alloys have made a type of record that is in short supply these days. A record that is untethered to prevailing musical trends, punk or otherwise, in either their native Los Angeles or further afield. It's in keeping with a tradition, sure, one pioneered by bands like Wire, Swell Maps and This Heat, who sought to combine the vitality of punk music with an omnivorous ear for the avant garde. But Tube Alloys honour this tradition with their