The Decadents - Subliminal Hokum album

From the Decadents 1983 lp "Subliminal Hokum.

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The Decadents ‎– Subliminal Hokum. Label: Roccoco Records ‎– ROC-0001. The Decadents are, James Mc Cown - Bass Guitar Vocals Florian Gray - Vocals Jim James - Drums Percussion Spike Karigan - Guitars Bass Harp Vocals.

Obby (keyboard/vocals) Gez Donnelly (guitar).

Bitrate (quality): 192256320.

It was released on January 23, 2015, in Europe and February 3, 2015, in the United States through AFM Records. On December 12, 2014, "Decadent" was released as the first single. It is the last album to feature drummer Francesco Jovino as well as guitarist Kasperi Heikkinen.

Album Name Pi. Type Album. Other productions from Hokum. The Creation of Pain.

Hard Folk by Decadents, released 04 December 2015 1. Feels Like Home 2. Hard Folk 3. Troubadour 4. Someone Else 5. Ruminations 6. Breakup Song 7. I Think I'm Gonna Kill Myself 8. Carry On 9. You and Yourself 10. Scallywag Stomp 11. You Can Haunt Me Anytime Produced by Mike Carpenter Engineered by Ryan Groff Recorded October 2015 at Perennial Sound Studios and Decadents Mobile Studio, Champaign IL Decadents: Mike Carpenter - Guitar, Vocals Ben Donaldson - Drums Mike Solomon - Guitar Fil Pilatowski - Bass Featuring Tim Donaldson on "Ruminations" (lead guitar) and Dyke Corson on &. .Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card.

Source for information on decadents: The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed. dictionary. In reaction to the naturalism of the European realists, the decadents espoused that art should exist for its own sake, independent of moral and social concerns. The epithet was first applied in the 1880s to a group of self-conscious and flamboyant French poets, who in 1886 published the journal Le Décadent. The decadents venerated Baudelaire and the French symbolists, the group with whom they are often mistakenly identified. In England the decadent movement was represented in the 1890s by Oscar Wilde, Walter Pater, Ernest Dowson, and Aubrey Beardsley and the writers of the Yellow Book