It sounds like you're looking for information on the self-titled debut EP by , released in 1980 .
The original 1980 release on Index Records typically includes six tracks:
This 12-inch EP is a cult classic of the Los Angeles post-punk and new wave scene. It is perhaps most famous for its eerie, synthesizer-driven cover of Johnny Cash’s which features a dissonant guitar solo that famously quotes the theme from the 1966 film Our Man Flint . EP Overview and Tracklist
: A claustrophobic track about an airline passenger protecting a mysterious package.
: A "post-industrial folk song" featuring steady rhythm boxes and lyrics centered on business clichés.
: A cynical song exploring the idea that love is a waste of time. B2. Struggle : A short, high-energy track. B3. Ring of Fire : The band's signature early cover. B4. Granma's House : A brief closing piece. [Review] Wall of Voodoo (EP) (1980) - Progrography
It sounds like you're looking for information on the self-titled debut EP by , released in 1980 .
The original 1980 release on Index Records typically includes six tracks:
This 12-inch EP is a cult classic of the Los Angeles post-punk and new wave scene. It is perhaps most famous for its eerie, synthesizer-driven cover of Johnny Cash’s which features a dissonant guitar solo that famously quotes the theme from the 1966 film Our Man Flint . EP Overview and Tracklist
: A claustrophobic track about an airline passenger protecting a mysterious package.
: A "post-industrial folk song" featuring steady rhythm boxes and lyrics centered on business clichés.
: A cynical song exploring the idea that love is a waste of time. B2. Struggle : A short, high-energy track. B3. Ring of Fire : The band's signature early cover. B4. Granma's House : A brief closing piece. [Review] Wall of Voodoo (EP) (1980) - Progrography
