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The essential Goth band Bauhaus was already starting to splinter by the time of this final album, so Burning from the Inside is a rickety bridge between fiery, arty intimations of darkness, and the two paths bandmembers later took: singer Peter Murphy's intense new-wave drama, and the more playful dance-club rock groove favored by the others (who went on to Tones On Tail and to Love and Rockets). David J.'s guitar sound, sour and sharp, and the band's dubby production tricks, define these songs more than Murphy's tremulous pronouncements about Antonin Artaud and emotional violence, and the artistic tension makes this their most musically adventurous record, from the tiny groan "Wasp" to the sprawling, doom-laden title track. --Douglas Wolk --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.
Album Description
1988 reissue on Beggars Banquet of their final studio album from 1983 with four bonus tracks not on the U.S. A&M edition: 'Lagartija Nick', 'Here's The Dub', 'Departure' and'The Sanity Assassin'. 14 tracks total, also featuring the single 'She's In Parties'.