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Clock DVA White Souls in Black Suits (2025 Remaster) Vinyl LP Due Out 17/07/26

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Cat no. LDVA1LP

Clock DVA - White Souls in Black Suits (2025 Remaster)

Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 17th July, 2026

Tracklist:

  1. Consent
  2. Discontentment
  3. Discontentment 2
  4. Still/Silent
  5. Non
  6. Relentless
  7. Contradict
  8. Film Soundtrack (Keyboards Assemble Themselves At Dawn)
  9. Anti-Chance (feat. Cabaret Voltaire)
  10. Brigade
  11. Cage
  12. No. 2
  13. You’re Without Sound

Available for first time in over 35 years, Clock DVA’s White Souls in Black Suits - originally released in 1980 as a limited-runcassette on Throbbing Gristle’s Industrial Records - now returns in a newly remastered edition on black vinyl and CD,reissued via The Grey Area of Mute and expanded with four bonus tracks from the same era.Led by the visionary Adi Newton, Clock DVA remains one of the most enigmatic and shape-shifting acts to emerge fromSheffield. Their catalogue spans mutant funk, noir jazz, and coldwave electronics, with White Souls in Black Suits, paired withthe additionals tracks, offering an insight into the early morphology of their sound. The album features a lineup includingNewton (voice, synth, clarinet, bowed electric guitar, and tape treatment), founding member Steven James Turner (basstreatment), David J. Hammond (guitar treatment), Charlie Collins (saxophone, flute & percussion), Roger Quail (percussion),and Simon M. Elliott-Kemp (synth).Recorded at Cabaret Voltaire’s Western Works studio, the album is loosely structured, largely improvised, and steeped in theinfluence of Sheffield’s early industrial and goth scene. It evokes a world of surveillance, obsession, and psychological decay adebut that set the tone for Clock DVA’s ever-evolving vision and an essential record of the original industrial era.