Autogeddon
Julian Cope · 1994
46 min · 8 tracks · post-punk
A chaotic blend of post-punk energy and lyrical absurdity, reflecting the disarray of modern life.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- wave-like pacing with climaxes
- lyrical absurdity for open minds
- dynamic progression throughout listening
- quirky narratives for curious listeners
Maybe skip if you want
- seeking straightforward song structures
- prefer instant gratification tracks
Where this album fits
- Career context
- By the time 'Autogeddon' was released in January 1994, Julian Cope had established himself as a solo artist following his departure from The Teardrop Explodes. This album marked his continued exploration of eclectic sounds and thematic content after the critically acclaimed 'Peggy Suicide,' showcasing his artistic evolution during the early '90s.
- Stylistic neighbors
- The Teardrop Explodes· Echo & the Bunnymen· Wire
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Autogeddon Blues 5:14
- 2 Madmax 3:39
- 3 Don’t Call Me Mark Chapman 5:21
- 4 I Gotta Walk 2:28
- 5 Ain’t No Gettin’ Round Gettin’ Round 5:01
- 6 Paranormal in the West Country (medley) i) Paranormal, Part 1 ii) Archdrude’s Roadtrip iii) Kar‐ma‐kanik 8:29
- 7 Ain’t but the One Way 4:29
- 8 s.t.a.r.c.a.r. 11:28
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