Belgian synthpop trio Telex have introduced particulars of a vinyl boxset, collating the remastered reissues of their six studio albums, Trying For Saint-Tropez (1979), Neurovision (1980), Intercourse (1981), Great World (1984), Looney Tunes (1988) and How Do You Dance? (2006).
Remastered and newly blended from the unique tapes by Dan Lacksman and Michel Moers, Telex might be obtainable as a restricted version vinyl and CD boxset, and digitally on Mute on 3 March 2023.
TELEX EP 1 TRACKLISTING
‘Sigmund Freud’s Occasion’ (from Intercourse)
‘Great World’ (from Great World)
‘Peanuts’ (from Looney Tunes)
‘How Do You Dance?’ (from How Do You Dance?)The comply with up, Neurovision, consists of the monitor Euro-vision which was famously entered into the Eurovision Tune Contest, representing Belgium. Moers says he regarded their entry as “very Situationist Worldwide, the worm within the apple.” and so they resolved both to come back first or final. They didn’t obtain that objective, however turned a part of the Eurovision story.

For 1981’s Intercourse, the trio teamed up with Sparks, a match made in heaven given each band’s dedication to make digital pop music suffused with conceptual wit. They acquired alongside tremendously, Ron & Russell Mael staying on in Brussels far longer than they’d initially meant, and Sparks contributed lyrics for all the album.
Great World adopted in 1984, and the title monitor included right here on the EP exhibits a band persevering with to push a state-of-the artwork sound. 1988’s Looney Tunes, that includes the Dadaist cut-up “rap” of ‘Peanuts’, resulted in Motown amongst these vying to signal them.
“It could have been nice to have been the second white band on Tamla Motown. Iron Butterfly have been the primary,” says Lacksman.
That wasn’t to be, although, and the band as a substitute labored on tasks exterior of Telex till 2006’s How Do You Dance?, an album that proves that Telex remained not solely true to themselves however had grown with the brand new developments in musical software program.
Telex introduced their retirement in 2008, following Moulin’s demise, and in 2021 started a brand new partnership with Mute starting with the discharge of This Is Telex, that includes two unreleased tracks.
Hearken to the album right here.
TELEX BOX SET TRACKLISTING
LOOKING FOR SAINT-TROPEZ (1979) – white vinyl
Moskow Diskow
Pakmoväst
Café De La Jungle
Ça Aircraft Pour Moi
Some Day / Un Jour
One thing To Say
Rock Round The Clock
Victime De La Societe
Twist À Saint-Tropez
NEUROVISION (1980) – crimson vinyl
A/B
Réalité
Cliché
En Route Vers De Nouvelles Aventures
Tour De France
We Are All Getting Previous
My Time
Plus De Distance (Extra Than Distance)
Euro-Imaginative and prescient
Dance To The Music
Lakelele
Soul Waves
SEX – orange vinyl
Brainwash
Drama, Drama
Haven’t We Met Someplace Earlier than
Lengthy Vacation
The Man With The Reply
Carbon Copy
Train Is Good For You
Dream-O-Mat
Dummy
Sigmund Freud’s Occasion
WONDERFUL WORLD – yellow vinyl
L’amour Toujours
So Unhappy
Raised By Snakes
It May Occur To You
Second Hand
Inform Me It’s A Dream
Vertigo
The Voice
Radio-Radio
Great World
LOONEY TUNES – purple vinyl
I Don’t Like Music
Non permanent Rooster
Spike Jones
Lovely Li(f)e
Dingo Bells
I Need Your Mind
Child, When?
Peanuts
Blissful Finish (I Wanna)
Rendez-Vous Dans L’espaceHOW DO YOU DANCE? – inexperienced vinyl
On The Street Once more
How Do You Dance?
This Is Your Tune
The Quantity One Tune In Heaven
J’aime La Vie
White Noise
Transfer!
Jailhouse Rock
Do Fear
La Bamba-X