Editorial Reviews
Celebrate the Enemy
Music Review:
Music Review
Disconnection Notice [Enhanced] [Explicit Lyrics]
Lars-Erik Larsson: Förklädd Gud; Symphony No. 3
I Need You / Don't Forget to Remember [Import]
Music: Quero Ver Voce Chorar V.1 [Import]
Love & Dope & etc. Dream Suit [CD-single] [Import]
Legendary Sun Records Story V.2 [Import]
About the Artist
Crocodile Shop was formed in 1987, and released their debut album "Lullaby" (produce by Dave Fielding of the Chameleons UK) in 1988, a very dark pop oriented album. 1990 saw them grow darker with the "Measure by Measure" ep, but the band really hit their electro-industrial stride with the "Technological Optimism" ep (1993). "Celebrate the Enemy" was their first cd, andthe first full-length to reflect their almost all-electronic status. They followed up "Celebrate" with the remix album "Crush Your Enemies" in 1995 (also on Tinman). In 1995 they were signed to the now megalithic Metropolis Reocrds, and released "Beneath." Since then they have released "Pain" (1996, Metropolis), "Soviet" (1998, Tinman), "Everything is Dead and Gone" (1999, Metropolis), "Order + Joy" (2000, Metropolis) and the "Wrong" single (2000 DAMN!/Metropolis).
Performers
Mick Hale (programming, vocals) vMarkus (programming, keys) R.A. Werner (bass)