Released 40 years ago
Black Jesus Voice
Richard H. Kirk · 1986
42 min · 7 tracks · electronic music
A bold fusion of electronic textures and rhythmic experimentation that evokes a sense of urgency and social commentary.
Top tracks — play these first
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Black Jesus Voice — The title track encapsulates the album's thematic depth, merging haunting vocals with layered electronic rhythms to create a powerful commentary on identity and spirituality.
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Martyrs of Palestine — This track stands out for its politically charged message, using stark audio contrasts to convey urgency and solidarity with marginalized voices.
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Streetgang (It Really Hurts) — Opening the album with an intense sonic landscape, this track sets the tone for the entire record, blending industrial sounds with visceral emotion.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Streetgang (It Really Hurts) 7:53
- 2 Hipnotic 5:53
- 3 Boom Shala 7:14
- 4 Black Jesus Voice 6:47
- 5 Martyrs of Palestine 4:13
- 6 This Is the H-Bomb Sound 5:44
- 7 Short Wave 5:01
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