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Long awaited debut release from this Australian Alterna-Rock trio. Since their inception in early 2003, My Disco have been extremely busy. Between performing in over seven countries, and creating countless releases on quirky formats, it's a wonder they found the time to record a full-length album. Having toured the country extensively, My Disco have garnered a reputation for delivering a flawless live show. Cancer captures their signature minimal set list, with eight songs in just under 25 minutes. Recorded entirely in the analog domain, the album is perhaps their most refined statement in accordance with their relentless live sound. For fans of Gang Of Four. The band has toured with Mogwai. 2006. Cancer Music | List Price | $32.99 (You save $2.60) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7325616 | | Catalog number | 998089 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Nov 07, 2006 |
My Disco Cancer Songs | 1. | Perfect Protection |
| 2. | A Marker |
| 3. | Calling Cure |
| 4. | Always Measure Wait |
| 5. | Pale |
| 6. | Patterns Surgical |
| 7. | ST. |
| 8. | Administer A Prosthetic Dream |
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Principally recorded at the Record Plant, New York, New York in April and May 1968.
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