Knowledge Scars [Explicit Lyrics]

Editorial Reviews
Rik Maclean, The Violet Collection
"Erica Mulkey is brilliant.

From the Artist
Several songs on Knowledge Scars have been played in clubs: "Who Programmed My Desire" [132 bpm] and "Dispossessed" [112 bpm] and on college, free, and internet radio: "Vacant Skies Revisited," "Subsistence," "Knowledge Scars". Additionally, several songs on Knowledge Scars have spent time in the top ten on mp3.com's Industrial, Noise, Industrial Electronic, Dark Ambient, and New Wave charts.

Album Description
In Unwoman's first release, she breaks all the rules. This self- produced vocalist, cellist, keyboardist, and composer transitions seamlessly from dark electro with powerful vocals, to trip-hop, to powernoise with ethereal vocals, to electronic belly-dancing music with cello, to atmospheric granular synthesis projects. In addition to groundbreaking original compositions for voice, electronics, beats, and cello, in Knowledge Scars Unwoman, a.k.a. Erica Mulkey, dramatically reworks songs by Kate Bush, Crass, and The Cure -- some of her influences. Unwoman's music has also been compared to Coil, early Download, Diamanda Galas, and Tori Amos. Always unconventional yet easily appreciated, she seeks to expand electronic music genres to include more human elements, more political and personal relevance.

Knowledge Scars [Explicit Lyrics]

Knowledge Scars
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    Knowledge Scars
    Unwoman
    Manufacturer: Unmediated Productions
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
    ElectronicaElectronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music
    ASIN: B0000631ZS
    Release Date: 2002-02-07

    Tracks:

    1. In Gilead
    2. The Futurist's Nightmare
    3. Deeper Understanding (Kate Bush)
    4. Who Programmed My Desire?
    5. Knowledge Scars
    6. Freedom From Religion!
    7. Sentiment (Joy de Vivre / Crass)
    8. Dispossessed
    9. Lament for Peter Pan
    10. Subsistence
    11. You
    12. When I Touch Myself
    13. The Drowning Man
    14. Vacant Skies Revisited

    Album Description

    In Unwoman's first release, she breaks all the rules. This self- produced vocalist, cellist, keyboardist, and composer transitions seamlessly from dark electro with powerful vocals, to trip-hop, to powernoise with ethereal vocals, to electronic belly-dancing music with cello, to atmospheric granular synthesis projects. In addition to groundbreaking original compositions for voice, electronics, beats, and cello, in Knowledge Scars Unwoman, a.k.a. Erica Mulkey, dramatically reworks songs by Kate Bush, Crass, and The Cure -- some of her influences. Unwoman's music has also been compared to Coil, early Download, Diamanda Galas, and Tori Amos. Always unconventional yet easily appreciated, she seeks to expand electronic music genres to include more human elements, more political and personal relevance.

    Music:

    1. Longing
    2. Lost Angel
    3. Love Kills!
    4. Miditerranean Pads/Moondawn [Import]
    5. Midtech
    6. Migrante
    7. Mudhouse Serenade
    8. Narcotic Lollipop
    9. New Picnic Time
    10. Nimrod

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    Louis Andriessen: Nocturnen; Ittrospezione III; Contra Tempus; Anachronie I & II

    Let Me Sing [Import] [Limited Edition] [Original recording remastered]

    Swaddling Songs [Import]

    Journey to Zipangu

    Live At Stampen Stockholm 1969-73 [Live]

    In Neapolitan Song Prima Voce

    I Go Wild

    Imaginary Day [Import]

    KCRW: Sounds Eclectic Too

    Girl Hear Plays Mean Piano [Import]

    Estrellas de Mexico

    Kullak / Dreyschock: Piano Concertos

    Quintet