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Cabaret Voltaire

But What Time Is It Really? LP

MemeTune Recordings · SKU: MEME26VA10

Techno • Electro • Experimental • Industrial

Preorder • 04 Dec 2026

Tracklist

10 tracks
  • A1The Set-UpNo preview
  • A2Spies In The WiresNo preview
  • A3Just FascinationNo preview
  • A4CrackdownNo preview
  • A5Tinsley ViaductNo preview
  • B1YasharNo preview
  • B2Sex Money FreaksNo preview
  • B3Easy LifeNo preview
  • B4Do RightNo preview
  • B5Nag Nag NagNo preview

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MEME26VA10

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Mint (M)

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Mint (M)

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Mint (M)

Format

1x Vinyl 12" 12inch

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Magenta Vinyl

Description

The title But What Time Is It Really? hints at the repetition that’s a part of the Cabs’ music. There’s a faint echo of the closing words of David Lynch’s Twin Peaks: The Return – “What year is this?” – which hint that we’re all just pawns in a game we can’t escape from. But there’s also a cute nod to the old electro / hip hop hype call of ‘What time is it?’, with a wry addition of ‘really’ suggesting the pleasures of the dancefloor have been lost along the way. This set, featuring two of the surviving members of Cabaret Voltaire, is as clear and powerful as any of the live albums the group released while Richard H. Kirk was alive. And it underlines that, when it comes to the live experience of electronic music, there’s a certain beauty in the way that the system – the grand design – can sometimes outlive its creators. – THE QUIETUS IN MEMORY OF RICHARD H KIRK. Originally only available DTC & on tour. Recorded live in the UK, 2025 Stephen Mallinder: vocals, bass, keyboards, samples Chris Watson: organ, modular synths, samples & field recordings Eric Random: keyboards, guitar Oliver Harrap: electronic percussion Original rehearsals at Memetune studios Benge: keyboards & electronic drums. Engineered & mixed by Benge Arranged & produced Stephen Mallinder & Benge at Memetune Studios Mastered by James Trevascus. Live visuals created by Dan Conway. Assisted by Nick Cope Artwork by Dan Conway & Paul Burgess

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