STRANGLERS - FELINE - Punk Rock, New Wave 12" LP VINYL

- The Stranglers' Feline: Unleashing Punk Rock and New Wave Mastery

"Feline," The Stranglers' 1982 venture into Punk Rock and New Wave, encapsulates their musical evolution. This 12" LP Vinyl masterpiece marries raw punk energy with the emerging sounds of New Wave, creating a harmonious sonic journey. The album's visual aesthetics and enduring impact solidify its status as a genre-defying classic.This web page has photos of album covers, inner sleeves, record labels together with production details, musicians and track-listing.

 

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Album Description:

In the realm of Punk Rock and New Wave, The Stranglers asserted their dominance with the 12" LP Vinyl album "Feline." Released during a pivotal era, this album encapsulates the band's fusion of raw punk energy and the emerging sounds of New Wave.

Birth of "Feline":

The early '80s saw The Stranglers navigating the musical landscape with a sense of experimentation. "Feline," born in 1982, stands as a testament to the band's versatility. Embracing New Wave influences, the album weaves a sonic tapestry that transcends traditional punk boundaries.

Punk Roots, New Wave Threads:

"Feline" is a sonic journey that balances the raw, rebellious spirit of punk with the synthesizer-infused sounds of New Wave. Tracks like "European Female" and "Midnight Summer Dream" showcase The Stranglers' ability to evolve without losing their punk essence. The result is a harmonious blend of aggression and melody.

Vinyl Experience:

The decision to release "Feline" on a 12" LP Vinyl format was a deliberate nod to the era's sonic preferences. Vinyl, with its warm tones and tactile experience, became the canvas for The Stranglers' sonic exploration. The crackle of the needle became the gateway to an auditory adventure, amplifying the impact of each track.

Visual Aesthetics:

The album cover, a provocative image of a leopard, mirrors the duality within the music. The sleek, predatory nature of the feline complements the album's fusion of punk's intensity and New Wave's sophistication. It's a visual cue to the listener – expect the unexpected as you embark on this musical journey.

Music Genre:

Punk Rock, New Wave 

Album Production Information:

The album: "STRANGLERS - Feline" was produced by: The Stranglers

Record Label & Catalognr:

EPIC EPC 25237

Media Format:

12" LP Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record

Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram

Year & Country:

1982 Made in Holland
Complete Track-listing of the album "STRANGLERS - Feline"

The detailed tracklist of this record "STRANGLERS - Feline" is:

    Track-listing :
  1. "Midnight Summer Dream" - 6:12
  2. "It's a Small World" - 4:34
  3. "Ships that Pass in the Night" - 4:06
  4. "The European Female (In Celebration Of)" - 4:00
  5. "Let's Tango in Paris" - 3:12
  6. "Paradise" - 3:46
  7. "All Roads Lead to Rome" - 3:50
  8. "Blue Sister" - 3:57
  9. "Never Say Goodbye" - 4:10
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EPIC EPC 460259 , 1988 , The Netherlands

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All Live And All Of The Night 12" Vinyl LP

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Epic EPC 26220 , 1984 , The Netherlands

"Aural Sculpture," The Stranglers' 1984 masterpiece, epitomizes their sonic evolution. Crafted in Holland, the album blends experimentation with signature elements, creating a kaleidoscope of musical emotions. The striking cover and innovative sound solidify its status as a post-punk classic, showcasing The Stranglers' ability to push boundaries while maintaining their distinctive edge.

Aural Sculpture 12" Vinyl LP

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Liberty United Records 2C 068 83.327 , 1982 , France

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Collection 1977/1982 12" Vinyl LP

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EPIC EPC 26648 , 1986 , The Netherlands

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Dreamtime 12" Vinyl LP

THE STRANGLERS - Feline

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EPIC EPC 25237 , 1982 , The Netherlands

"Feline," The Stranglers' 1982 venture into Punk Rock and New Wave, encapsulates their musical evolution. This 12" LP Vinyl masterpiece marries raw punk energy with the emerging sounds of New Wave, creating a harmonious sonic journey. The album's visual aesthetics and enduring impact solidify its status as a genre-defying classic.

Feline 12" Vinyl LP

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United Artists Records UG 30045 , 1977 , England

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IV Rattus Norvegicus 12" Vinyl LP

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United Artists 1C 064-99560 , 1977 , Germany

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No More Heroes 12" Vinyl LP