The Residents
Intermission (12"EP)
Format12"LabelRalph RecordsGenreExperimental
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condition (record/cover): EX- / VG+ (minimal wear) The 1982 EP released between major album projects. The Residents continue their relentless sound experiments - heavily processed vocals, dense synthesizer soundscapes, and increasingly abstract compositional approaches. Even their supposedly "minor" releases show complete commitment to their uncompromising artistic vision. The 12" format allows for extended pieces that develop gradually through accumulation and layering. Essential for completists documenting every phase of their development, but also showcases the band's remarkable consistency - everything they release maintains their high conceptual and sonic standards regardless of format or commercial expectations.
Release notes
"Extraneous music from The Residents' Mole Show. This is not Part Three of the Mole Trilogy." © ℗ 1982, The Cryptic Corp. / RZ 8252 Manufactured by The Cryptic Corp. © ℗ 1982, The Cryptic Corp. Published by: Pale Pachyderm Pub. (BMI)
| A1 | Lights Out (Prelude) | 5:50 | |
| A2 | Shorty's Lament (Intermission) | 6:43 | |
| B1 | The Moles Are Coming (Intermission) | 3:20 | |
| B2 | Would We Be Alive? (Intermission) | 5:36 | |
| B3 | The New Hymn (Recessional) | 4:18 |
- Raoul N.D. Seimbôte
- Arranged By [Guest Vocals Arranged By]
- LKIKS
- Lacquer Cut By
- Annie Stocking
- Vocals [Guest Vocals]
- Jeanette Sartain
- Vocals [Guest Vocals]
- Joan Cashel
- Vocals [Guest Vocals]
- The Residents
- Written-By, Performer
