23 Skidoo - The Venue London 291081

Review by Enamul Haque Enam

The album The Venue London 291081 by 23 Skidoo is a testament to the band's ability to create a unique sound that blends elements of post-punk, industrial, and experimental music. The album features live recordings from the band's performance at The Venue in London in 1981, capturing the energy and rawness of their live shows.

The opening track, "The Gospel Comes to New Guinea," sets the tone with its tribal rhythms and hypnotic bassline. The album continues with tracks like "Kundalini" and "Macaw Gunger," which showcase the band's use of unconventional instruments and experimental techniques.

Throughout the album, 23 Skidoo maintains a sense of urgency and intensity that keeps the listener engaged. The use of samples and electronic effects adds to the overall atmosphere of the album, creating a sound that is both futuristic and primal.

Summary by Enamul Haque Enam

The Venue London 291081 is an essential release for fans of experimental music and post-punk. It captures a moment in time when 23 Skidoo were at their creative peak, and serves as a reminder of their influence on the genre.