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Parálisis Permanente

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    The only LP by cult band Parálisis Permanente came out in 1982 and is one of the definitive post-punk, gothic albums in Spanish. The line-up featured ex-members of other important Spanish bands such as Alaska y Los Pegamoides and Glutamato Ye-Ye. Includes covers of David Bowie and The Stooges.

    Parálisis Permanente was formed in 1981 by Eduardo Benavente and Nacho Canut, at the time members of the legendary Alaska y Los Pegamoides, one the first post-punks bands from the renowned Movida madrileña scene to achieve a relevant degree of success. After two EPs and a few changes in the line-up, Benavente became the natural leader of the band, joined by Johnny Canut, Ana Curra (also an ex-Pegamoide) and Rafa Balmaseda (ex-Glutamato Ye-Yé). They recorded El acto in 1982 and soon it became one of the key albums to come out from the early 80s scene that was rapidly changing the face of Spanish music. The LP embraced the dark sound and image represented then by UK bands such as Bauhaus, Killing Joke, The Cure or The Damned and filtered those influences through Benavente’s inmense talent and his captivating presence as a performer. The record was a mature and strong piece of work, superior in sound and overall effect to most contemporary Spanish albums. When everything indicated that the band was only starting its greatly promising career, a fatal car accident on their way to a show took Benavente’s life when he was only 20 years old. Although another single was released weeks after and the other members would carry on being involved in music, this tragic event meant the end for Parálisis Permanente as a band.

    Parálisis Permanente was a Spanish post-punk band from the 1980s, noted for being the precursors of the "dark sound" of the Movida Madrileña.

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      The only LP by cult band Parálisis Permanente came out in 1982 and is one of the definitive post-punk, gothic albums in Spanish. The line-up featured ex-members of other important Spanish bands such as Alaska y Los Pegamoides and Glutamato Ye-Ye. Includes covers of David Bowie and The Stooges.

      Parálisis Permanente was formed in 1981 by Eduardo Benavente and Nacho Canut, at the time members of the legendary Alaska y Los Pegamoides, one the first post-punks bands from the renowned Movida madrileña scene to achieve a relevant degree of success. After two EPs and a few changes in the line-up, Benavente became the natural leader of the band, joined by Johnny Canut, Ana Curra (also an ex-Pegamoide) and Rafa Balmaseda (ex-Glutamato Ye-Yé). They recorded El acto in 1982 and soon it became one of the key albums to come out from the early 80s scene that was rapidly changing the face of Spanish music. The LP embraced the dark sound and image represented then by UK bands such as Bauhaus, Killing Joke, The Cure or The Damned and filtered those influences through Benavente’s inmense talent and his captivating presence as a performer. The record was a mature and strong piece of work, superior in sound and overall effect to most contemporary Spanish albums. When everything indicated that the band was only starting its greatly promising career, a fatal car accident on their way to a show took Benavente’s life when he was only 20 years old. Although another single was released weeks after and the other members would carry on being involved in music, this tragic event meant the end for Parálisis Permanente as a band.

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        El Acto

        SKU: MR-SSS 27  |  ,

        The only LP by cult band Parálisis Permanente came out in 1982 and is one of the definitive post-punk, gothic albums in Spanish. The line-up featured ex-members of other important Spanish bands such as Alaska y Los Pegamoides and Glutamato Ye-Ye. Includes covers of David Bowie and The Stooges.

        Parálisis Permanente was formed in 1981 by Eduardo Benavente and Nacho Canut, at the time members of the legendary Alaska y Los Pegamoides, one the first post-punks bands from the renowned Movida madrileña scene to achieve a relevant degree of success. After two EPs and a few changes in the line-up, Benavente became the natural leader of the band, joined by Johnny Canut, Ana Curra (also an ex-Pegamoide) and Rafa Balmaseda (ex-Glutamato Ye-Yé). They recorded El acto in 1982 and soon it became one of the key albums to come out from the early 80s scene that was rapidly changing the face of Spanish music. The LP embraced the dark sound and image represented then by UK bands such as Bauhaus, Killing Joke, The Cure or The Damned and filtered those influences through Benavente’s inmense talent and his captivating presence as a performer. The record was a mature and strong piece of work, superior in sound and overall effect to most contemporary Spanish albums. When everything indicated that the band was only starting its greatly promising career, a fatal car accident on their way to a show took Benavente’s life when he was only 20 years old. Although another single was released weeks after and the other members would carry on being involved in music, this tragic event meant the end for Parálisis Permanente as a band.


          18,00

          VinilĂ­sssimo

          Parálisis Permanente

          El Acto

          SKU: MR-SSS 27  |  ,

          The only LP by cult band Parálisis Permanente came out in 1982 and is one of the definitive post-punk, gothic albums in Spanish. The line-up featured ex-members of other important Spanish bands such as Alaska y Los Pegamoides and Glutamato Ye-Ye. Includes covers of David Bowie and The Stooges.

          Parálisis Permanente was formed in 1981 by Eduardo Benavente and Nacho Canut, at the time members of the legendary Alaska y Los Pegamoides, one the first post-punks bands from the renowned Movida madrileña scene to achieve a relevant degree of success. After two EPs and a few changes in the line-up, Benavente became the natural leader of the band, joined by Johnny Canut, Ana Curra (also an ex-Pegamoide) and Rafa Balmaseda (ex-Glutamato Ye-Yé). They recorded El acto in 1982 and soon it became one of the key albums to come out from the early 80s scene that was rapidly changing the face of Spanish music. The LP embraced the dark sound and image represented then by UK bands such as Bauhaus, Killing Joke, The Cure or The Damned and filtered those influences through Benavente’s inmense talent and his captivating presence as a performer. The record was a mature and strong piece of work, superior in sound and overall effect to most contemporary Spanish albums. When everything indicated that the band was only starting its greatly promising career, a fatal car accident on their way to a show took Benavente’s life when he was only 20 years old. Although another single was released weeks after and the other members would carry on being involved in music, this tragic event meant the end for Parálisis Permanente as a band.

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