The Nuclear Laundry

by DOOMLODE

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princeypop This is honestly one of my all time favorite albums. Not only is it beautifully done with its choice of samples, but it genuinely captures the dread and severity of the situation. Would 100% recommend to any nuclear disaster lovers! Favorite track: His Body Itself Became Radioactive.

Michael J Bates Ah! Takes me back to the 1980's. With those 'Protect and Survive' ads on TV, the Cold War and Nuclear Paranoia around every corner. Favorite track: Over Exposure in Magnox Ponds.

amc Remember those horrifying nuclear fear stories from the 80s? Remember When The Wind Blows? Remember being Duck and Cover? Remember the threat of nuclear war?

I do, and this is the soundtrack. Favorite track: Criticality Clearance Infringement.

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1.	The Nuclear Laundry 01:01	buy track
2.	Uranium and Plutonium 01:44	buy track
3.	Criticality Clearance Infringement 00:49	buy track
4.	His Body Itself Became Radioactive 01:38	buy track
5.	Over Exposure in Magnox Ponds 02:33	buy track
6.	Of Concrete and Steel 00:37	buy track
7.	Cockcroft’s Follies 02:15	buy track
8.	The Radioactive Man 01:44	buy track
9.	Highly Dangerous 01:03	buy track
10.	Leakage from the Magnox Waste Silo 01:48	buy track
11.	What Is Happening Is Not Natural 03:30	buy track
12.	The Local Population 00:38	buy track
13.	Windscale Will Cost the Earth 01:44	buy track
14.	An Unreasonable Amount of Radioactivity 02:39	buy track
15.	Random Sampling 01:05	buy track
16.	Out into the Irish Sea 04:15	buy track
17.	It's in the Mud, and It's on the Beach 01:46	buy track
18.	For the Next Thousand Years 02:00	buy track
19.	Still Leaking Slowly 01:17	buy track

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Windscale will cost the Earth.

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"Echoing samples of clipped voices from the height of mid-century Cold War atomic panic safety films meet Fonolith label head Neil Scrivin’s arsenal of synthesizers collected a few decades on, sinking deep in seas of electronic dread. But the retro aesthetics here are no dismissal of threat. Scrivin’s Bandcamp description ends with the warning, repeating a track title, “Windscale will cost the Earth.” It’s going to be a long half-life indeed before this stuff fades into kitsch." Emily Bick - The Wire

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released May 6, 2022

Equipment:
Korg Volca Bass, Korg Volca Keys, Roland JP-08, Yamaha CS-01, Yamaha SU-10, Yamaha VSS-30, Behringer Echo Machine, Boss ME-50, Korg Mini KP, Zoom MS-70CDR, Fostex X-24.

Written and produced by Neil Scrivin.
Artwork by Neil Scrivin.

Recorded 2018.

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